Propulsion System Architecture Refueling Capability Assessment for A Mars Transit Habitat Concept

You are here: Homepage > Search

Propulsion System Architecture Refueling Capability Assessment for A Mars Transit Habitat Concept

Propulsion System Architecture Refueling Capability Assessment for A Mars Transit Habitat Concept

H. P. Trinh / C. G. Popp / B. M. Addona / C. W. Pierce

A pressure-fed hypergolic bi-propellant system is the assumed propulsion approach for the Reaction Control System (RCS) used by the Mars Transit Habitat (TH), an architectural concept being traded within the NASA Moon to Mars architecture. The propellants under consideration are Monomethyl Hydrazine (MMH) and Mixed Oxides of Nitrogen with 3% Nitric Oxide (MON3), with helium pressurant.

Access

Check availability in my library

Export, share and cite

Document information

Title :

Propulsion System Architecture Refueling Capability Assessment for A Mars Transit Habitat Concept

Contributors:

H. P. Trinh (author) / C. G. Popp (author) / B. M. Addona (author) / C. W. Pierce (author)

Publication date :

2024

Size :

12 pages

Type of media :

Report

Type of material :

No indication

Language :

English

Keywords :

Space Technology , Bi-prop system concept , Hypergolic propellant system , Mars transit habitat , Pressure-fed propulsion , Pressure-regulated propulsion system , Propulsion architecture , Refueling capability

Similar titles

Propulsion System Architecture Refueling Capability Assessment for a Mars Transit Habitat Concept

Huu P. Trinh / Christopher G. Popp / Brad M. Addona et al. | NTRS

Propulsion System Architecture Refueling Capability Assessment for a Mars Transit Habitat Concept

H. P. Trinh / C. G. Popp / B. M. Addona et al. | NTIS | 2024

Capability Gaps Assessment and Identification of Critical Technology Elements for Mars Transit Habitat

Tracie Prater / Andrew Choate / Quincy Bean et al. | NTRS

MOTH Mars Transit Habitat

Elvira Melamed / Jacob Soloski / Steve Kim et al. | NTRS | 2023

Transit Habitat Concept and Mars Analog in Cislunar Orbit

Danny Harris | NTRS

Access

Check availability in my library

Page navigation

Document information

Export, share and cite