The amendment chamber metal shell, as the name implies, is the metal shell used for the amendment chamber (which may refer to a chamber for a specific piece of equipment or component). It is usually made of high-strength, corrosion-resistant metal materials such as aluminum alloys (e.g., 2A14, etc.), titanium alloys, or high-temperature alloys. These materials are chosen to ensure that the housing can withstand extreme operating environments, such as high temperatures, high pressures, strong radiation, etc., while providing sufficient protection against damage to the equipment inside.

In the aerospace field, the corrective module metal shell is widely used in various vehicles, satellites, space stations and other spacecraft. It is mainly used to house and protect key equipment, such as engines, control systems, communication equipment, etc., to ensure that these equipment can work normally in extreme environments.

Structure and Characteristics

Structure: The metal shell of the modification module is usually designed in cylindrical, conical or other shapes to accommodate different equipment and components. Its interior may contain multiple support structures, cooling systems, sealing devices, etc. to ensure the stability and safety of the internal equipment.

Features:

1. High strength: metal shells need to withstand great mechanical and thermal stresses, so they must have high strength and toughness.

2. Corrosion resistance: in extreme environments, metal shells need to have good corrosion resistance to prevent performance degradation or failure due to corrosion.

3. Lightweight: in order to reduce the weight of the aircraft, improve flight efficiency, the metal shell needs to realize the lightweight design as far as possible.

4. Sealing: the metal shell needs to have good sealing performance to prevent interference from the external environment and leakage of internal equipment.

修正舱壳体.png Material: 2A14