The Spacecraft Fabrication and Test (SF&T) MODIL is off to a good start to achieve its objective of establishing a producibility culture in the spacecraft fabrication community. The MODIL has been organized into five thrust areas: Automated Spacecraft & Assembly Project (ASAP) Materials and Structures; Cryocoolers; Precision Technologies; Assembly and Test. In this six months of effort, we have established significant initiatives with the aerospace industry and government laboratories. We continue to, look to the Aerospace Corporation for significant technical support and advice. We have been key participants in the Producible Technology Working Groups (PTWGs) set fact hosted a plenary meeting for the PTWGs before the GBI visits in March. In addition to defining potential high payoff areas, some contractual work has been initiated to execute demonstration projects. The purpose of the demonstration potential payoff to SDIO in the specific areas and position the program on a larger scale after receipt of the FY93 funding. We held our first industrial briefing.


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    Title :

    Spacecraft Fabrication and Test MODIL. Semiannual report, March 1992--October 1992


    Contributors:
    T. T. Saito (author) / G. P. Spellman (author) / D. M. Sanders (author) / L. V. Griffith (author) / G. E. Cruz (author)

    Publication date :

    1993


    Size :

    21 pages


    Type of media :

    Report


    Type of material :

    No indication


    Language :

    English