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Meeting 2023 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium Materials Research in Reduced Gravity
Presentation Title Experiment Preparation and Operation of the Electromagnetic Levitator EML on the ISS
Author(s) Stephan Schneider, Angelika Diefenbach, Mitja Beckers
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Stephan Schneider
Abstract Scope EML is an electromagnetic levitation facility of the European Space Agency (ESA) for the ISS aiming at processing liquid metals or semiconductors under microgravity conditions. It allows to measure thermophysical properties in the liquid state and to investigate solidification phenomena. Before the on orbit processing the experiments are extensively prepared on ground in a ground support program at DLR Cologne consisting of sample characterization, experiment planning, parameter development and finally experiment validation with the EML ground model. Then the experiment parameters are uploaded to the facility and the experiments are performed on orbit. After processing the scientific data are provided to the involved scientists for analysis and are archived in a long term data archive. The presentation will focus on the on-orbit operations of the first three batches and the necessary preparation steps on ground to run experiments in the EML as well as potential future diagnostic upgrades of EML.
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AC Calorimetry of Liquid Metals in Electromagnetic Levitation: Comparison of Procedures in Microgravity and Terrestrial Conditions
Analysis of In-Situ Microgravity Equiaxed Solidification Experiment using Machine Learning and Advanced Ground-Based Characterization Techniques
CAPTN Simulation of Dendritic Grain Structures
Contactless Material Properties Measurement using AC or DC Magnetic Fields
Containerless Solidification of Al-22.5wt%Cu in Reduced Gravity Using the ISS-EML
Containerless Thermophysical Property Measurement of Bulk Metallic Glasses in the Liquid State under Microgravity
Convection during Modulation Calorimetry Experiments in Electromagnetic Levitation
Effects of Oxygen on the Surface Tension of Liquid Inconel 718
ESA’s Materials Science in Space Program: Current State of Affairs and Outlook
Evolution of Dendritic Extended 3D Patterns during Directional Solidification: Microgravity Experiments in DECLIC-DSI Onboard ISS and Phase-field Modeling
Experiment Preparation and Operation of the Electromagnetic Levitator EML on the ISS
Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Dynamic Behavior of an Oscillating High-density Drop Processed using Electrostatic Levitation Furnace Aboard the International Space Station
Gravity Influence on the Distortion-Densification Trajectory for Liquid Phase Sintering
In-situ Investigation of the Impact of Gravity on CET during Directional Solidification of Al-Cu Alloys
Influence of Undercooling and Convective Stirring on Phase Transformations in Electromagnetically Levitated Fe-Co
Melt Flow Sensitivity to Sample Properties and Changes in the Electromagnetic Field During Oscillating Drop Experiments in EML
Morphological Stability of Eutectic Growth Patterns: In-situ Experiments in Microgravity with the Transparent Alloys Apparatus
Nucleation and Growth Dynamics of Equiaxed Dendrites in Thin Metallic Samples in Microgravity and on Ground
Overview of NASA’s Reduced Gravity Materials Science Research
Peritectic Coupled Growth Under Reduced Gravity
Relating Cooling Rates in Superheated Liquid and during Solidification
Solidification of Al-Cu Alloys in Microgravity and Terrestrial Environments
Structure and Properties of the Solder Joints Produced in Terrestrial and Microgravity Environment
Thermophysical Properties of Ge- and Si-based Semiconductors
Transient Convective Transport during Undercooled Droplet Solidification
Visualization of Particle-Interface Interactions
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