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  1. PK69

    Aluminum on S/C and Satellite

    Thanks guys for your help!!
  2. PK69

    Aluminum on S/C and Satellite

    btrueblood, thanks for your answer. I would like to contact prime and/or agency only after the internal review (we are still in a development phase...so we have time) and now your answer clarify a bit my doubt. I knew that the question was too generic but this was because we could use aluminum...
  3. PK69

    Aluminum on S/C and Satellite

    Thanks Cory. Yuo're right, it was written in a bad way. The question is if it is possible to use aluminum and aluminum alloy without anodizing or passivating os S/C parts or on payload. Bye, Emilio
  4. PK69

    Aluminum on S/C and Satellite

    nobody?
  5. PK69

    Screw lockers 2

    Thanks for your answer. Actually we are still open to different solutions. Main ontraints are the max temperature reachable (290 °C), compatibility with our propellant (so probably solithane or Nytemp are not aplicable) and dimensions M2 and M3. So the best solution could be helicoil (screw lock...
  6. PK69

    Screw lockers 2

    I saw that in the thread24-131607 Timelord suggest Helicoil as screw locker. For space application is there any standard? Could you suggest company for space qualified helicoil? Thanks, emilio
  7. PK69

    Aluminum on S/C and Satellite

    Hi guys, Good morning to everybody! I hope you can help me. I wonder if it is possible to use Aluminum or Aluminum alloys on the spacecrafts or is it mandatory to anodize (alodyne or others) the AL parts? Could you indicate me a NASA std or ECSS to find something? Thanks in advance, Emilio

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