NASA Photo ID: S89-44169 File Name: 10063728.jpg
Film Type: 4x5 BW Date Taken: 09/11/89
Title: Line drawing of STS-34 middeck experiment Polymer Morphology (PM)
Description:
STS-34 middeck experiment Polymer Morphology (PM) and its apparatus is
illustrated in this line drawing. Apparatus for the experiment, developed
by 3M, includes a Fournier transform infrared (FTIR) spectrometer, an
automatic sample manipulating system and a process control and data
acquisition computer known as the Generic Electronics Module (GEM).
STS-34 mission specialists will interface with the PM experiment through a
small, NASA-supplied laptop computer that is used as an input and output
device for the main PM computer. PM experiment is an organic materials
processing experiment designed to explore the effects of microgravity on
polymeric materials as they are processed in space and is being conducted
by 3M's Space Research and Applications Laboratory.
Subject terms:
DRAWINGS
MIDDECK
POLYMERS
POLYMORPHISM
SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS
STS-34
VISUAL AIDS
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