DS DS/EN 14089 Space product assurance - The control of limited shelf-life materials

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Title
Space product assurance - The control of limited shelf-life materials

Sikring af rumfartsprodukter - Kontrol af materialer med begrænset holdbarhed

Dansk Standard

Publication Date:
May 30, 2002

Scope:

Several classes of material depend on a chemical reaction for their application and their final properties are sensitive to the exact composition of the reactants. The final properties vary with the reactants' age and storage condition. This European Standard defines the procedure to be used for the control of limited shelf-life materials employed in the fabrication of spacecraft and associated euipment.

Keywords:

AEROSPACE TRANSPORT

AVAILABILITY

COMPONENTS

COMPUTER SOFTWARE

DEFINITIONS

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

ELECTROMECHANICAL DEVICES

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AND COMPONENTS

GUARANTEES

MATERIALS

PRINCIPLES

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

QUALITY ASSURANCE

RELIABILITY

RISK ANALYSIS

RULES OF PROCEDURE

SAFETY

SHELF LIFE

SPACE SAFETY

SPACE TRANSPORT

SPACECRAFT

SPACECRAFT INSTRUMENTS

SPECIFICATION (APPROVAL)

SPECIFICATIONS

ELECTRICALLY-OP

ELECTRONIC EQU

AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS

COMPUTER PROGRAMS

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