NASA NTRS ยท 19740026198
Life sciences payload definition and integration study. Volume 2: Requirements, design, and planning studies for the carry-on laboratories
Abstract
The task phase concerned with the requirements, design, and planning studies for the carry-on laboratory (COL) began with a definition of biomedical research areas and candidate research equipment, and then went on to develop conceptual layouts for COL which were each evaluated in order to arrive at a final conceptual design. Each step in this design/evaluation process concerned itself with man/systems integration research and hardware, and life support and protective systems research and equipment selection. COL integration studies were also conducted and include attention to electrical power and data management requirements, operational considerations, and shuttle/Spacelab interface specifications. A COL program schedule was compiled, and a cost analysis was finalized which takes into account work breakdown, annual funding, and cost reduction guidelines.
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1974-08-01. Life sciences payload definition and integration study. Volume 2: Requirements, design, and planning studies for the carry-on laboratories. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740026198
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