Study on Thermal Protection Materials Applied to Electronic Memory Embed in Aircraft

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In order to get the perfect thermal protection materials and configuration of the electronic memory the relationship between the object temperature and time during heat transfer and the basic principles of heat and mass transfer for was analyzed. Several kinds of thermal protection structures and materials were simulated by ANSYS 10.0 and validated by experiments. The results demonstrated that nanometer aerogel is a kind of materials when placing it between memory and protective layer, 5 mm thick, makes sure the electronic memory works two hours normally in the environment at 125°C.

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