DS DS/EN 14100 Space product assurance - The determination of offgassing products from materials and assembled articles to be used in a manned space vehicle crew compartment

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Title
Space product assurance - The determination of offgassing products from materials and assembled articles to be used in a manned space vehicle crew compartment

Sikring af rumfartsprodukter - Bestemmelser for afgasning af produkter fra materialer og samlede genstande til brug i en bemandet besætningsafdeling for rumfartøjer

Dansk Standard

Publication Date:
Dec 6, 2001

Scope:

This Standard defines a test procedure for the determination of the release of trace contaminants by non-metallic materials under a set of closely controlled conditions. The test procedure covers both individual materials and assembled articles. This Standard describes a test to provide data for aid in the evaluation of the suitability of assembled articles and materials for use in a space vehicle crew compartment. The data obtained are in respect of the nature and quantity of organic and inorganic volatile contaminants evolved when subjected to the crew compartment environment.

Keywords:

AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
AIR TRANSPORT
QUALITY ASSURANCE

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