@article{oai:jaxa.repo.nii.ac.jp:00022465,
 author = {小谷, 政規 and 牟田, 順一 and 吉村, 彰記 and 荻原, 慎二 and 今井, 正 and 片山, 晴善 and 油井, 由香利 and 丹下, 義夫 and 塩谷, 圭吾 and 金田, 英宏 and 中川, 貴雄 and Kotani, Masaki and Muta, Yoshikazu and Yoshimura, Akinori and Ogihara, Shinji and Imai, Tadashi and Katayama, Haruyoshi and Yui, Yukari and Tange, Yoshio and Enya, Keigo and Kaneda, Hidehiro and Nakagawa, Takao},
 issue = {3},
 journal = {Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has studied large-scale, lightweight mirrors constructed of SiC-based materials as a key technology for future earth observations and astronomical missions. One of the most important technical issues for large-scale ceramic components is their quality stability (viz., differences in material properties depending on the part and the processing), which might influence the structural and/or thermal reliability through unforeseen deformation and breakage. In this study, the authors used a simple, low-cost method for evaluating the properties of SiC mirror materials. Using mechanical testing, thermodilatometry, and microstructural analysis on samples cut from the periphery of a prototype 800-mm-diameter mirror body, the overall quality of the mirror body material was determined., 資料番号: PA1420012000},
 pages = {850--858},
 title = {Evaluation of Spaceborne SiC Mirror Materials Using Samples Cut from the Periphery of a Mirror Body},
 volume = {23},
 year = {2014}
}