Vocabulary, exposure classes, lot identifiers, label grammar, customer certificate fields.
View standardLMC-000 through LMC-008
Standards Library
A public standards-family map for regolith bricks, panels, landing surfaces, radiation walls, oxygen byproducts, dust-resistant joints, repair, and feedstock traceability.
Standards family
Every code module has a role.
These standards give LMC an extensible catalog instead of one giant document. Each standard produces customer-readable labels and structured review record fields.
Compression, thermal cycling, abrasion, dust release, density, feedstock traceability, repair pathway.
View standardFlatness, flexural behavior, edge quality, robotic handling, surface durability.
View standardPlume exposure, impact spall, high-temperature shock, loose-particle emission, repair tiles.
View standardAreal density, void fraction, joint geometry, stacking stability, equivalent shielding thickness.
View standardSlag, reduced regolith, glass, oxide residues, contamination disclosure, construction feedstock review.
View standardDry interlocks, labyrinth seams, gaskets, fused seams, clips, pins, robotic reseatability.
View standardRepair classes, retest triggers, change control, patch qualification, renewal certificates.
View standardSimulant identity, particle-size distribution, mineralogy, chemistry, volatile screening, lineage.
View standardLifecycle
Concept to active standard.
LMC standards move through a versioned process so the public can distinguish a concept note from a review package, active certification path, or retired requirement.
Market need, mission use case, material class, evidence scope.
Definitions, test methods, pass/review thresholds, certificate schema.
Lab comments, supplier evidence, mission-team risk notes, revision log.
Published certificate label grammar, required evidence, renewal triggers.
Version bump after process, feedstock, lab method, or mission-use changes.
Standard outputs
Each standard ends in customer-readable fields.
LMC avoids vague approval language. Every module resolves into explicit fields that a buyer, lab, supplier, or mission team can check.
Standard code, material class, exposure class, performance class, and repair state.
Specimens, feedstock record, test result, lab role, and retained performance fields.
Certificate state, effective version, lot boundary, record fingerprint, and renewal date.