Space Station Freedom Environmental Control and Life Support System Phase 3 Simplified Integrated Test Detailed Report
Space Station Freedom Environmental Control and Life Support System Phase 3 Simplified Integrated Test Detailed Report
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A description of the phase 3 simplified integrated test (SIT) conducted at the Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Core Module Integration Facility (CMIF) in 1989 is presented. This was the first test in the phase 3 series integrated environmental control and life support systems (ECLSS) tests. The basic goal of the SIT was to achieve full integration of the baseline air revitalization (AR) subsystems for Space Station Freedom. Included is a description of the SIT configuration, a performance analysis of each subsystem, results from air and water sampling, and a discussion of lessons learned from the test. Also included is a full description of the preprototype ECLSS hardware used in the test.
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Space Station Freedom Environmental Control and Life Support System Phase 3 Simplified Integrated Test Detailed Report
1990
99 pages
Report
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English
Manned Spacecraft , Life Support Systems , Air purification , Carbon dioxide removal , Closed ecological systems , Environmental control , Life support systems , Oxygen production , Space stations , Absorbents , Air sampling , Electrolysis , Oxygen supply equipment , Performance tests , Water splitting
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