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NASA NTRS · 19860038790

Electrochemical CO2 concentration for the Space Station Program

Abstract

Under the sponsorship of NASA, Electrochemical Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Concentration EDC technology has been developed that removes CO2 continuously or cyclically from low CO2 partial pressure (400 Pa) atmospheres with the performance and operating characteristics required for Space Station applications. The most recent advancement of this technology is the development of an advanced preprototype subsystem, the CS-3A, to remove the metabolic CO2 produced by three persons from the projected Space Station atmosphere. This paper provides an overview of EDC technology, shows how it is ideally suited for Space Station application, and presents technology enhancements that will be demonstrated by the CS-3A subsystem development program.

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Lance, N., Schwartz, M., Boyda, R. B.. 1985-07-01. Electrochemical CO2 concentration for the Space Station Program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860038790

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