CryoCoat™ UltraLight™ Insulation

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CryoCoat™ UltraLight™ Insulation presented by: Michael L. Tupper COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOMENT INC. 1505 Coal Creek Drive Lafayette, Colorado 80026 January 2001

The Innovation of UltraLight™ UltraLight™ is a high integrity, low density material... that is not a foam! Mechanical integrity of a syntactic foam density & thermal conductivity of a chemically expanded foam Material lighter than 5 PCF has been fabricated Meet the requirements for insulating the space shuttle external tank

The Systems Approach Layered, Cryogenic Insulation System Incorporates CTD’s expertise: Adhesives Thermal Insulation Protective Coatings Each layer can be optimized gives best system performance

CryoCoat™ UltraLight™ Cryogenic Insulation

Advantages Light weight Dimensional stability Easily machined or modified Field repairable Consistent manufacturing process Easy to apply Tailorable properties Low cost

Thermal Conductivity Range

Helium Flow Test Thermal Time History for Approximately 1 1/2” of Cryocoat™ UltraLight™ UL79 insulation on 4” Diameter Inconel Tube

Apparent Thermal Conductivity UL79

Tensile Cryoflex Data Maximum Temperature Substrate Substrate [K (°F)] Strain [] Comments Aluminum 77 (-320) >10,000 Substrate Yielded Aluminum 4 (-454) 9,000 No Failure Carbon Composite 77 (-320) >6500 Insulation Cracking Carbon Composite 4 (-454) ~5000 Insulation Cracking

Tension Test Results

Moisture Barrier Coating 85% Relative Humidity at Room Temperature