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Cuprous Oxide Wiring Contamination (Red Plague) Control Plan

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GSFC-STD-8011
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GSFC - Goddard Space Flight Center
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This standard prescribes the minimum requirements for the control of cuprous oxide corrosion
(Red Plague) for silver coated copper wires, cables, and harness assemblies. The purpose of this standard is to address operations where assembly processes, environmental conditions and contamination may promote the development of Red Plague in silver coated copper wires, cables, and harness assemblies.
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