Viable research in materials processing in space requires the utilization of a wide variety of chemicals and materials, many of which are considered toxic and/or highly reactive with other substances. A realistic view of the experiments which are most likely to be accomplished in the early Space Station phases are examined and design issues addressed which are related to their safe implementation. Included are discussions of materials research on Skylab, Spacelab, and the Shuttle mid-deck; overviews of early concepts for specialized Space Station systems designed to help contain potential problems; descriptions of industrial experience with ground-based research; and an overview of the state-of-the-art in contamination detection systems.
Space Station Freedom Toxic and Reactive Materials Handling
1990-07-01
Miscellaneous
No indication
English
NTRS | 1990
NTRS | 1990
Online Contents | 1993
|British Library Online Contents | 1993
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