Particulate matter filtration is a key component of crewed spacecraft cabin ventilation and life support system (LSS) architectures. The basic particulate matter filtration functional requirements as they relate to an exploration vehicle LSS architecture are presented. Particulate matter filtration concepts are reviewed and design considerations are discussed. A concept for a particulate matter filtration architecture suitable for exploration missions is presented. The conceptual architecture considers the results from developmental work and incorporates best practice design considerations.
Particulate Matter Filtration Design Considerations for Crewed Spacecraft Life Support Systems
International Conference on Environmental Systems ; 2016 ; Vienna, Austria
2016-07-10
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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