Vacuum Chamber Testing for Lunar Regolith Thermal Properties
Georgia Institute of Technology
Sets up and operates a vacuum chamber to simulate lunar conditions for testing thermal properties of lunar regolith for ISRU applications.
About this service
The company provides vacuum chamber testing services designed to simulate the pressure and temperature conditions of the moon. This service is specifically aimed at studying the thermal properties of lunar regolith to support In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) applications, ensuring a high-fidelity setup for testing lunar soil properties that interface with mission equipment. The chamber can achieve pressures of the order of 10e-6 torr and temperatures less than 70 K.