Cost-effective high reliability can be achieved in future space life support systems through careful systems analysis and design. This paper outlines a comprehensive approach. Potential future human space missions are described. The mission parameter impacts on life support system design and reliability requirements are discussed. Not all human space missions require high reliability life support. The potential reliability and cost of storage and of recycling life support systems are investigated. Simple storage systems can provide cost-effective high reliability life support where it is needed. More complex recycling systems with lower reliability and higher cost can be used when suitable
With the growing desire to initiate a Space Station program, the interest in advanced, regenerative ...
The design and mass cost of a starship and its life support system are investigated. The mission pla...
How should life support for deep space be developed? The International Space Station (ISS) life supp...
Reliable life support systems are required for deep space missions. The probability of a fatal life ...
Recycling life support systems can achieve ultra reliability by using spares to replace failed compo...
This report describes a flexible, reliable, deep space life support system design approach that uses...
A published Mars mission is used to explore the methods and costs to achieve ultra reliable life sup...
Long duration human missions beyond low Earth orbit, such as a permanent lunar base, an asteroid ren...
Long-endurance human spaceflight - such as missions to Mars or its moons - will present a never-befo...
For long-duration space missions outside of Earth orbit, reliability considerations will drive highe...
Life support system architectures for long duration space missions are often explored analytically i...
Brief human space missions supply all the crew's water and oxygen from Earth. The multiyear Internat...
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is in a process of evaluating future targets for s...
It is sometimes optimistically hoped that a space life support system can be kept working throughout...
Future crewed missions beyond Low Earth Orbit (LEO) represent a logistical challenge that is unprece...
With the growing desire to initiate a Space Station program, the interest in advanced, regenerative ...
The design and mass cost of a starship and its life support system are investigated. The mission pla...
How should life support for deep space be developed? The International Space Station (ISS) life supp...
Reliable life support systems are required for deep space missions. The probability of a fatal life ...
Recycling life support systems can achieve ultra reliability by using spares to replace failed compo...
This report describes a flexible, reliable, deep space life support system design approach that uses...
A published Mars mission is used to explore the methods and costs to achieve ultra reliable life sup...
Long duration human missions beyond low Earth orbit, such as a permanent lunar base, an asteroid ren...
Long-endurance human spaceflight - such as missions to Mars or its moons - will present a never-befo...
For long-duration space missions outside of Earth orbit, reliability considerations will drive highe...
Life support system architectures for long duration space missions are often explored analytically i...
Brief human space missions supply all the crew's water and oxygen from Earth. The multiyear Internat...
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is in a process of evaluating future targets for s...
It is sometimes optimistically hoped that a space life support system can be kept working throughout...
Future crewed missions beyond Low Earth Orbit (LEO) represent a logistical challenge that is unprece...
With the growing desire to initiate a Space Station program, the interest in advanced, regenerative ...
The design and mass cost of a starship and its life support system are investigated. The mission pla...
How should life support for deep space be developed? The International Space Station (ISS) life supp...