OHM Radiator Face Sheet Damage HRSR S1-3 panel 7

[OrbitHangar]

Author: donamy

The starboard side International Space Station (ISS) heat rejection subsystem radiator (HRSR)
was launched on October 2002, and deployed and serviced in November 2007. A survey of
previous ISS images and videos verified this radiator was in the normal configuration on
August 29, 2008. However, on September 1, 2008, a video survey of ISS indicated a face sheet
had debonded and peeled up on HRSR S1-3 panel 7 with no apparent source for the damage.
This radiator damage consisted of a large section of the face sheet peeled up, sheared face sheet
metal, and debonded from the adjoining face sheet. The face sheet showed considerable
wrinkling and evidence of one micrometeoroid orbital debris (MMOD) penetration. The face
sheet on the panel’s back side showed a smaller wrinkled area with suspected debonding. Since
being discovered, S1-3 panel 7 has showed no observable signs of increasing damage.
Additionally, multiple dockings of Soyuz, Progress, and Space Shuttle Orbiter, and vibration
induced during ISS reboost have resulted in no detectable changes.



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[pappy2]

Hello "Don"
Thank you for this update of the ISS.

But there is a problem: the texture of the damaged panel and also on the other panel on the other side of the ISS.

Do you have the ability to correct?

 

[Donamy]

Ah!

Change the mesh name in the P1_rads.ini to P1_rads. They both use S1 rads, because they used to be the same anyway, but not now. Will fix the upload later.

Sorry about that.

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Should be fixed shortly. Found a couple more errors. Please download again.

 

[pappy2]

Ah!
Sorry "Don" but I do not have the relief of the leaf torn.

It's normal ?

EDIT NOW:
From a certain angle of view the texture blinks and is not visible.

 

[Flow]

Working fine for me - looks so realistic, thanks Don.

Pappy have you selected the S1_RADS and pressed the K key to activate the animation?

 

[pappy2]

Ah Ah Ah :lol:

Thanks for the precision "Flow" :thumbup:

The animation works perfectly, THANK YOU "Don"

 

[boogabooga]

Donamy has a lot of attention to detail.