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Dusty Vacuum Chamber (Dirty Vacuum Chamber)

(Last edited: Monday, 13 March 2023, 3:51 PM)



Source: https://ttu-ir.tdl.org/bitstream/handle/2346/73031/ICES_2017_235.pdf?sequence=2&isAllowed=y


Short Definition:

An enclosure that constitutes a closed environment developed for the purpose of simulating lunar conditions and allow for the testing of material behaviour in such a space.


Detailed Definition:

A sealed enclosure used to simulate lunar environment using artificial medias such as a solar lamp, a regolith simulant, a vacuum pump, radiation elements, and heating and cooling elements. The chamber can be used for testing of devices such as rover mobility, drills, motors, gears, bearings and other types of experiments.


Sample Sentence(s):

“Dr. Karol will use the dirty vacuum chamber (aka DVac) to test the developed DIGGER experiment to verify its performance in simulated lunar environment, because the DVac can simulate not only vacuum similar to the Moon, but also the dusty environment of the Moon, the thermal conditions and vibrations.”


Translations:
  • French: Chambre à vide empoussiérée
  • German: Staubige Vakuumkammer 
  • Persian: محفظه خلاء غبارآلود (Mahfaze khalae ghobar Aaloud)
  • Polish: Pyłowa Komora Próżniowa
  • Swedish: Dammig vakuumkammare

Links to Videos/Articles:

ICES_2017_235.pdf (tdl.org)

 



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Tags:
  • vacuum
  • experiment
  • lunar surface
  • material behaviour
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