NASA's Microgravity Materials Science Program - A Review of Experimental Investigations
Richard N. Grugel
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Richard N. Grugel
Abstract
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Gravity drives thermal and solutal convection Detrimentally impacts solidification microstructures Compromises diffusion studies Gravity responsible for sedimentation/buoyancy Promotes non-uniform particle distributions Gravity necessitates, usually, a container to process/study liquids Compromises accurate study of material properties such as viscosity Compromises nucleation/undercooling studies
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Gravity drives thermal and solutal convection Detrimentally impacts solidification microstructures Compromises diffusion studies Gravity responsible for sedimentation/buoyancy Promotes non-uniform particle distributions Gravity necessitates, usually, a container to process/study liquids Compromises accurate study of material properties such as viscosity Compromises nucleation/undercooling studies
Key concepts: Aeronautics, Engineering, Environmental science