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Project |
| 2010-02-26 14:03:45 |
- (Engineering - Integraton & Test-Space Simulation Testing)
- (Engineering - Detectors and Sensors-Active (Lasers))
Test
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| 2010-02-26 07:03:33 |
This project is an adhesive bonding process on aluminum alloys which uses a sulfuric acid anodize process to clean parts prior to the BR127 application. The sulfuric acid anodize process is a suitable preparation for spaceflight, where exposure to hot-wet oxidizing conditions will not occur. Immediately after the anodize process, a bake-out is required at a temperature of 140-150 degrees for 30 minutes minimum. Following the bake-out is the Surface Exposure Time (SET). SET is the time elapsed between the final step of the surface preparation process and the priming of the parts. SET for aluminum alloys has been 4 hours maximum. This project requires the intern to test SET on aluminum lap shears up to a maximum of 24 hours to compare the strength and pull tests of each lap shear. The intern will be required to work with the Materials Branch in order to get results.
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| 2010-02-23 11:15:16 |
- (Engineering)
- (Engineering - Computer-Hardware Design)
THIS IS TEST PROJECT. DO NOT APPLY
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| 2010-02-22 12:47:59 |
- (Engineering - Detectors and Sensors-Active (Lasers))
- (Engineering - Electrical/Electronics-Circuit Analysis )
Test DO NOT Apply Demo (Project Statement)
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| 2010-02-16 11:04:05 |
- (Engineering - Mechanical-Manufacturing (Assembly & Fabrication))
- (Engineering - Mechanical-Design)
Selected candidates will be assigned shadow opportunities with mechanical, electro/mechanical and structural analysis engineers on a rotating basis for each of the engineering disciplines. The candidates will form a team to design, perform structural analysis, fabricate and assemble an inhouse assembly project under the supervision of engineers and technicians based on supplied conceptual design criteria.
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| 2010-02-16 10:46:01 |
- (Engineering - Mechanical-Design)
- (Engineering - Mechanical-Manufacturing (Assembly & Fabrication))
Selected individuals will work closely with experienced technicians and
engineers to produce conceptual models and fabricated components for
space flight programs. An introduction to CAD design, rapid
prototyping, manufacturing disciplines, and administration tasks
related to producing hardware will be the main goal of this project.
Additionally there will be networking opportunities with on site
engineering staff which will set the stage for those interested in
exploring a career in mechanical and/or electrical engineering or
structural analysis. An introduction to the FIRST robotics program
manager and providing fabrication support to current teams will be on
the agenda on an as needed basis.
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| 2010-02-13 22:45:49 |
- (Engineering - Aerospace-Flight Dynamics)
- (Mathematics)
Do you enjoy calculus and linear algebra? Do you know probability, statistics, signal processing, astrodynamics, and orbit determination? Are you a "Matlab whiz?" In this project, you will apply all of these skills as you help NASA develop new orbit determination (OD) tools, which will be used to help plan crewed and robotic missions to the moon, near-Earth asteroids, and cislunar space. You will develop Matlab tools that will become part of the OD Toolbox, an ongoing OD research project that seeks to develop new, more flexible ways of doing early mission analysis.
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| 2010-02-12 15:21:02 |
The project includes the performance of comprehensive industrial hygiene surveys for Goddard functional departments in accordance with Goddard initiative to perform such surveys to schedule. The position includes working as part of the Goddard Industrial Hygiene Office to conduct on-site surveys and evaluations of work processes and operations, and is responsible for producing reports to be provided to department managment. These reports will contain risk assessments of chemical, physical, and biological agents, assign similar exposure groups, and contain observations and recommended actions. The project also includes follow-up with customers, with the end result of determining the success of recommended action items. The position will work with internal databases of chemcial hazards and risk assessments, as well as project status tracking. In performing this work, the use of analytical instruments for measuring airborne contaminants and physical stressors such as noise will occasionally be required. The project may also include development of internal policy and procedural guidance documents. Reports and project status will be provided to the Goddard Industrial Hygiene Program Manager.
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| 2010-02-04 20:17:32 |
- (Engineering - Aerospace-Flight Dynamics)
- (Engineering - Propulsion-Spacecraft Maneuvers)
Project will support the collection and processing of flight dynamics data associated with spacecraft orbit navigation, attitude, maneuver planning, and/or space and ground network scheduling. The position will support offline analyses and evaluations of flight dynamics systems and models in support of ongoing and upcoming GSFC spacecraft missions.
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| 2010-02-04 16:21:30 |
- (Engineering - Aerospace-Flight Dynamics)
- (Engineering - Mechanical-Design)
Dextre Pointing Package is an experiment launching in 2011 to be used on the International Space Station utilizing robotics, stability control, and optical instruments to image a variety of targets.
The DPP project is seeking a summer college student to support the DPP integration and test activities at the Goddard Space Flight Center. This individual will support DPP engineering in the preparation/planning and testing phases of DPP hardware integration, handling operations, and testing.
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