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TABLE 3. 5.1.3-IV
KIPS ELECTRItAL HEATER CARTRIDGE THERMAL TEST PROGRAM
Electrical Heater
KIPS1020001
Physical Tests
Electrical Tests RT
Bakeout 400 F, Vacuum
Test Fixture A
KIPS1020001
Burn-tn400*F/2000*F, Vacuum
Setup & Checks
Quantity (6)
Test A1 Steady State
- Argon
- 1800*F
- 1 Week (168 hrs)
Test A2 Thermal Cycle
. Vacuum 1
- RT-1800*F - RT
- Dwell 5 minutes
- 30 Cycles
Test A3 Life
- Vacuum 1 h
- 1800*F
- > 10 Months
w I
Test Fixture B
Burn-i400OF/2000*F, Vacuum
Setup & Checks
Quantity (6)
Test Bi Steady State
- Argon
- 1800 F
- 1 Week
Test B2 Steady State
- Vacuum
- 1800'F
-1 Week
Test Fixture C
Burn-in400*F/2000oF, Vacuum
Setup & Checks
Quantity (6)
Test C1 Steady State
- Vacuum
- 1800*F
- 1 Week
Test C2 Steady State
A Argon
- 1800*F
-1 Week
Test C3 Maximum-Power
-Vacuum
- 2700 W(e)
2 Days (48 hrs)
a
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Kilowatt Isotope Power System, Phase II Plan. Volume IV. Teledyne FSCD vs GDS, report, March 15, 1978; Timonium, Maryland. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1055866/m1/162/?q=%22~1%22~1&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.