Self-inflating Adaptive Membrane (developed at the Advanced Space Concepts Laboratory / University of Strathclyde), a new concept of a modular deployable multi-functional structure that can adapt itself to various mission conditions.
Monday, 26 March 2012
Manufacturing of inflatable structure
During the last couple of days, Adnan Mahmood worked on the optimization of the manufacturing techniques for the deployable part of SAM. Various structures were manufactured and tested in the vacuum chamber of the physic's department of the University of Strathclyde. The first full scale structure is scheduled to be finished until mid April. A first mating between the cube satellite structure and the deployable structure will commence shortly after.
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Brilliant to see how versatile Inflatable structures can be.
ReplyDeleteWell done guys
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ReplyDeleteHi jdinflatables,
DeleteGreat to hear that this is interesting and useful to you. What are you working on? Just sent me an email to thomas.sinn@strath.ac.uk.
The space inflatable world is small and I would like to hear what research is going on around the world.
Looking forward to hear from you,
Thomas