The authors present the requirements that must be addressed to develop equipment that will perform the checkout, servicing, and maintenance (COSM) of the extravehicular activity system (EVAS) for manned space on the proposed US Space Station. An overview is presented of COSM operational requirements, and their relationship to an automatic COSM system. The Space Station environment, routine EVA sorties, and singular mission objectives and tasks are examined with respect to system design. The COSM system architecture and the technical approach taken are also examined.
COSM: a Space Station EVAS test challenge
COSM: Ein Pruefverfahren fuer das EVA-System von Raumfahrzeugen
1987
6 Seiten
Conference paper
English
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