AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design 1 Life Support System Timothy Szamborski 18 January 2005 Human Factors – Team Leader Evaluation of Methods to Create Artificial.

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AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design 1 Life Support System Timothy Szamborski 18 January 2005 Human Factors – Team Leader Evaluation of Methods to Create Artificial Gravity Life Support System – Closed system

AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design Closed Life Support System

AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design Important Parameters for System Need ~40 m^2 / CM, or ~160 m^2 total (~164.8m^3). Total Mass = kg/m^2, or 16,240 kg Power = 2.6 kW/m^2, or 416kW deg C (Dark Cycle) deg C (Light Cycle)

AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design Potential Foods to Harvest Wheat Rice White Potato Sweet Potato Peanut Soybean Dry bean Tomato Radish Carrot Cabbage Spinach Onion Lettuce

AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design Human Inputs Oxygen Dry Food Food/Drinking water Hand/Face/Shower/ clothes/dish water Urine/Comode Flush water Total 0.83(kg/person/day) kg/person/day

AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design Human Outputs CO_2 Gray Water (dishes/clothes/hygiene/ shower) Feces/Urine/sweat Total 1.00(kg/person/day) kg/person/day

AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design References  “Advanced Life Support – Baseline Values and Assumptions Document”. Crew and Thermal Systems Division, Johnson Space Center, JSC May 2002  “Advanced Technology for Human Support in Space”. National Research Council  “Space Flight”. Adams, Carsbie C. 1958

AAE 450 – Spacecraft Design References  Plants and Water enterprise.purdue.edu/wps/portal/.cmd/cs/.ce/155/. s/2022/_s.155/2022  Masses of Different Plants