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Properties of Lunar Soil Simulant JSC-1
Journal of Aerospace Engineering, 1995With the establishment of a lunar base, many tasks will require direct interaction between the in-situ lunar soil and a wide variety of instruments and implements. The individual tasks may be scientific in nature, or simply the manipulation of the lunar soil. To help fulfill the need for relatively large quantities of lunar soil simulant in researching
Brian M. Willman +3 more
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Flowability of lunar soil simulant JSC-1a
Granular Matter, 2010We have done a complete flowability characterization of the lunar soil simulant, JSC-1a, following closely the ASTM-6773 standard for the Shulze ring shear test. The measurements, which involve pre-shearing the material before each yield point, show JSC-1a to be cohesionless, with an angle of internal friction near 40°.
Enrique Ramé +3 more
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3D printing the Sittampundi anorthosite - Indian lunar soil simulant
, 2021If we are going to colonize the moon, then we must be in a position to build stable structures on-site and manufacture needed items with the resources that are available on the lunar surface/subsurface.
Sejal Budholiya +10 more
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Permeability of JSC-1A: A lunar soil simulant
Icarus, 2011Abstract The permeability of lunar soil simulant, JSC-1A, is measured over a range of bulk densities from 1550 to 2000 kg m−3. The corresponding viscous flow permeability is 1 × 10−12 m2 to 6.1 × 10−12 m2 for this bulk density range. Implications of these values on the contamination of regolith by rockets, on barrier/enhancement to bulk flow of ice ...
Casey Q. LaMarche +2 more
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Engineering Properties of Lunar Soil Simulant JSC-1A
Journal of Aerospace Engineering, 2010This study was carried out to assess the tensile and shear strength in lunar soil, and to examine the variation as a function of density and confinement. Geotechnical engineering properties of the lunar soil simulant designated Johnson Space Center Number One-A lunar soil simulant (JSC-1A) have been investigated experimentally.
Haydar Arslan +2 more
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Development of a High Fidelity Lunar Soil Simulant
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2008As NASA prepares for the future exploration activities on the Moon, there is a growing need to develop higher fidelity lunar soil simulants that can accurately reproduce the properties and behavior of the lunar soil. One of the biggest limitations of current lunar soil simulants (such as JSC‐1A lunar regolith simulant), is the lack of particles that ...
Robert J. Gustafson +3 more
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Geotechnical Properties of JSC-1A Lunar Soil Simulant
Journal of Aerospace Engineering, 2010For the success of planned missions to the moon in the near future, it is essential to have a thorough understanding of the geotechnical behavior of lunar soil. However, only a limited amount of information is available about geotechnical properties of lunar soils. In addition, the amount of lunar soils brought back to Earth is small.
Xiangwu Zeng +5 more
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Experimental Study of Hygroscopicity of Lunar Soil Simulant
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013The lunar soil simulants using for vehicle-terramechanics research on the ground need to expose in air containing water molecules for a very long time. The influence of the engineering properties of lunar soil simulant caused by air moisture should be determined.
Rui Yang Shi +5 more
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The Research on Lunar Soil Simulant Production System
Advanced Materials Research, 2011Because the lunar soil is rarely, lunar soil simulant plays an important part in lunar exploration, development and utilization of lunar resources, to establish a lunar base research work. This paper presents a lunar soil simulant production system which is suitable for ground experiment of Lunar Exploration Project.
Man Li +5 more
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Geotechnical Behavior of JSC-1 Lunar Soil Simulant
Journal of Aerospace Engineering, 2000To facilitate the modeling and simulation of lunar activities and natural processes, various lunar soil simulants have been created. In particular, Johnson Space Center Number One lunar soil simulant (JSC-1) has come into wide use by a variety of investigators.
J. Ledlie Klosky +3 more
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