NASA NTRS · 19860017928
Development of an Emulation-simulation Thermal Control Model for Space Station Application
Abstract
Analysis techniques to evaluate the effects of changing thermal loads and the methods utilized to control temperature distributions in the orbital space station are essential. Analysis techniques including a user-friendly computer program, were developed which should prove useful in thermal design and system analysis of the the space station. The program uses a data base and user input to compute costs, sizes, and power requirements for individual components and complete systems. User input consists of selecting mission parameters, selecting thermal acquisition configurations, transport systems and distances, and thermal rejection configurations.
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Colwell, G. T., Hartley, J. G.. 1986-01-05. Development of an Emulation-simulation Thermal Control Model for Space Station Application. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860017928
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