What is BS EN 16602-70-05 - Detection of organic contamination surfaces by infrared spectroscopy about?
BS EN 16602-70-05 focuses on space product assurance. BS EN 16602-70-05 defines test requirements for detecting organic contamination on surfaces using direct and indirect methods with the aid of infrared spectroscopy. BS EN 16602-70-05 applies to controlling and detecting organic contamination on all manned and unmanned spacecraft, launchers, payloads, experiments, terrestrial vacuum test facilities, and cleanrooms.
The following test methods are covered:
- Direct sampling of contaminants
- Indirect sampling of contaminants by washing and wiping
Who is BS EN 16602-70-05 - Detection of organic contamination surfaces by infrared spectroscopy for?
BS EN 16602-70-05 on detection of organic contamination surfaces by infrared spectroscopy is applicable to:
- Spacecraft product manufacturers
- Quality control and regulatory bodies
- Space project managers
- System engineers for spacecraft projects
- Technical personnel for spacecraft projects
Why should you use BS EN 16602-70-05 - Detection of organic contamination surfaces by infrared spectroscopy?
There are several methods for identifying organic species, such as mass spectrometry, gas chromatography, and infrared spectroscopy, or a combination of these methods. Infrared spectroscopy, which is the most widely used, is a simple, versatile, and rapid technique providing high resolution qualitative and quantitative analyses. BS EN 16602-70-05 provides infrared spectroscopy method for the detection of organic contaminants on space products. BS EN 16602-70-05 covers principle, requirements, and procedure for the infrared spectroscopy analysis. This will ensure that space products are free of contaminants and prevent performance degradation and failure and thus play a positive role in the space mission.
