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Phase I | Lunar Simulant Atlas

Needs reviewLiterature-derived experiment

Phase I

Radiation experiments linked to Experiment, with source literature and related extracted records kept visible.

90%

Confidence

1

Literature sources

5

Linked simulants

12

Linked properties

Record profile

Measurement type

Radiation experiments

Application

Experiment

Primary source

Lunar soil as shielding against space radiation

Review state

needs review

Linked simulants

JSC-1Asubject_of_studyNeeds review JSC-1mentionedNeeds review NU-LHT-2MmentionedNeeds review MLS-1Simulant mentioned in extracted literature tagsNeeds review

Related properties

density2.88 kg cm 3100%Radiation shieldingPlasma spray coating for radiation-hardened components and shielding100%SiO20.37 wt%100%Model comparisonThe results of the experiments were compared with a model to evaluate the shielding properties of lunar materials against space radiation.90%TiO27.395%

Evidence snippets

Phase I

Source literature

Main reference: Lunar soil as shielding against space radiation

J. Miller, L. Taylor, C. Zeitlin, L. Heilbronn, S. Guetersloh, M. DiGiuseppe, Y. Iwata, T. Murakami | 2009 | Radiation Measurements

DOI 10.1016/j.radmeas.2009.01.010

Extraction state

90%

1 source

Needs review

Back to experiments

MLS-2Simulant mentioned in extracted literature tagsNeeds review

Al2O312.8

100%

energy depositionvaries with depth90%

ionizationincreases with depth90%

fragmentationnotable90%

protectionsubstantial90%