Add to ORKGSpace station environmental and safety concerns, especially those involving fires, are discussed. Several types of space station modules and the particular hazards associated with each are briefly surveyed. A brief history of fire detection and suppression aboard spacecraft is given. Microgravity fire behavior, spacecraft fire detector systems, space station fire suppression equipment and procedures, and fire safety in hyperbaric chambers are discussed
Spacecraft fire safety may be improved by the use of a fire-retardant atmosphere in occupied spaces....
The International Space Station (ISS) is one of the largest, most complex multinational scientific p...
During the past 15 years, very significant progress has been made toward enhancing aircraft fire saf...
The space station, a permanently-inhabited orbiting laboratory, places new demands on spacecraft fir...
Fire detection, fire standards and testing, fire extinguishment, inerting and atmospheres, fire-rela...
A fire in the inhabited portion of a spacecraft is a greatly feared hazard, but fire protection in s...
The Shuttle reinforces its policy of fire-preventive measures with onboard smoke detectors and Halon...
Fire safety always receives priority attention in NASA mission designs and operations, with emphasis...
Current fire protection for spacecraft relies mainly on fire prevention through the use of nonflamma...
Fire safety for spacecraft is reviewed by first describing current practices, many of which are adap...
Fire safety is an important concern in our daily lives and it plays a special role in the human pres...
Fire safety is listed among the areas of prime concern for inhabited space exploration. The naturall...
It was concluded that it is essential that NASA develop a comprehensive approach to fire extinguishm...
Practical risk management for present and future spacecraft, including space stations, involves the ...
The first 15 years of accumulated space station concepts for Initial Operational Capability (IOC) du...
Spacecraft fire safety may be improved by the use of a fire-retardant atmosphere in occupied spaces....
The International Space Station (ISS) is one of the largest, most complex multinational scientific p...
During the past 15 years, very significant progress has been made toward enhancing aircraft fire saf...
The space station, a permanently-inhabited orbiting laboratory, places new demands on spacecraft fir...
Fire detection, fire standards and testing, fire extinguishment, inerting and atmospheres, fire-rela...
A fire in the inhabited portion of a spacecraft is a greatly feared hazard, but fire protection in s...
The Shuttle reinforces its policy of fire-preventive measures with onboard smoke detectors and Halon...
Fire safety always receives priority attention in NASA mission designs and operations, with emphasis...
Current fire protection for spacecraft relies mainly on fire prevention through the use of nonflamma...
Fire safety for spacecraft is reviewed by first describing current practices, many of which are adap...
Fire safety is an important concern in our daily lives and it plays a special role in the human pres...
Fire safety is listed among the areas of prime concern for inhabited space exploration. The naturall...
It was concluded that it is essential that NASA develop a comprehensive approach to fire extinguishm...
Practical risk management for present and future spacecraft, including space stations, involves the ...
The first 15 years of accumulated space station concepts for Initial Operational Capability (IOC) du...
Spacecraft fire safety may be improved by the use of a fire-retardant atmosphere in occupied spaces....
The International Space Station (ISS) is one of the largest, most complex multinational scientific p...
During the past 15 years, very significant progress has been made toward enhancing aircraft fire saf...