航天材料飞行试验进展及发展方向

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Abstract The flight test of aerospace materials is complementary to the ground simulation test and numerical simulation test, and the flight test is the most direct method to obtain the on-orbit performance data of aerospace materials. The flight test technology of aerospace materials is introduced from passive exposure and active exposure firstly in this paper, the current situation of aerospace material flight test at home and abroad is analyzed, and the development trend of aerospace material flight test such as the variety and batch of flight test materials, the flight test and space environment multaneous monitoring, and the macro and micro properties simultaneous monitoring of aerospace materials are discussed. At last, some suggestions on aerospace material flight test such as system planning, passive and active exposure, space environment and effect monitoring, multi-function and integration of flight test device were proposed.

Key words： aerospace material flight test space environment effect

Published: 25 November 2022 Online: 2022-11-25

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Fund:National Natural Science Foundation of China (11975052) and the National Key Research and Development Program of China (2018YFE0118000).

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	SHEN Zicai
	GAO Hong
	FAN Yanyan
	YAN Jina
	YU Yun
	LIU Xuechao
	WANG Yanzhi
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SHEN Zicai,GAO Hong,FAN Yanyan, et al. Progress and Development Direction of Flight Test of Aerospace Materials[J]. Materials Reports, 2022, 36(22): 22050022-8.

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