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MSFC-SPEC-2368

TSS-1R RESEARCH ON ORBITAL PLASMA ELECTRODYNAMICS (ROPE) END ITEM SPECIFICATION

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Organization: MSFC
Publication Date: 1 February 1995
Status: inactive
Page Count: 53

Document History

MSFC-SPEC-2368
February 1, 1995
TSS-1R RESEARCH ON ORBITAL PLASMA ELECTRODYNAMICS (ROPE) END ITEM SPECIFICATION
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References

This document references:
MSFC-HDBK-1453 - FRACTURE CONTROL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Published by NASA on October 6, 1987
This document establishes the fracture control requirements for all flight structures for which MSFC is responsible. All activities influencing fracture control and selection of parts for fracture...
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MSFC-HDBK-505 - STRUCTURAL STRENGTH PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Published by NASA on April 18, 2005
This publication prescribes general structural strength program requirements for contracts and MSFC in-house efforts involving the design, development, and fabrication of aeronautical and space...
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MSFC-SPEC-332 - ELECTRICAL CABLES
Published by NASA on January 9, 1977
This specification covers the requirements for flexible,multiconductor, electrical cables. These cables are used for interconnecting various units of interior and exterior network systems where...
This document references:
MSFC-SPEC-504 REV C - SPECIFICATION: WELDING, ALUMINUM ALLOYS
Published by MSFC on November 20, 1990
A description is not available for this item.
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MSFC-SPEC-522 - DESIGN CRITERIA FOR CONTROLLING STRESS CORROSION CRACKING
Published by NASA on March 1, 1988
The requirements established herein apply to all metallic components proposed for use in space vehicles and other flight hardware, ground support equipment, and facilities for testing. These...
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