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 |  | | Incorporated in TECNALIA-Aerospace, the Space Unit of INASMET- Tecnalia is specialized in advanced materials and special manufacturing processes of components for the space sector. More than 30 expert technicians work on the design, manufacture and validation of the space products. |
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Unit integrated in TECNALIA-Aerospace |
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 Propulsion |  Packaged components | - Ceramic chambers, valves, heat exchangers for electric propulsion made of advanced materials.
- Erosion-spluttering accelerated tests.
- Thermal simulation.
- Microthursters, MEMS and microsystems.
| - Design and development of on-board electronic products.
- Thermal packaging and active and passive dissipative substrates for HPA components, hybrids and SSPA.
- Thermal management subsystems for racks, and other electronic packaging components.
- Heat conductive materials.
|  Launchers-TPS |  Mechanisms-Tribology | - New materials for hot structures and thermal protection in re-entry vehicles.
| - Design, simulation and manufacturing of mechanical systems for actuators by using advanced materials and processes.
- Solid lubricants.
- Vacuum bearings and lubricants evaluation.
|  Satellite Systems – Advanced structures |  Critical Software | - Design engineering and manufacturing of metallic and high dimensional stability: optical and reflectors structures, rigidised structures.
- Multifunctional equipment for platforms in CFRP.
- Dynamic and mechanical tests.
- Tolerance to damage analysis and sensors.
- Gossamer structures.
- Antenna manufacturing.
| - COTS, model driven development and component based software engineering.
- Systematic software reuse, product family and reuse based on factory software.
- SPICE for the space industry, Q100 & CMMI.
- Interoperability.
|  Orbital Infrastructure-Microgravity |  Technology transfer | | Design engineering and manufacturing of instruments for life support & thermal chambers. Biological sensors. | - Support for new business spin-off, technology exploitation and new business activity.
- Spanish coordinator for Spacelink, ESA technology transfer programme.
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