NASA NTRS · 19930017506
In-situ materials processing systems and bioregenerative life support systems interrelationships
Abstract
The synergy and linkages between bioregenerative life support systems and the materials produced by in-situ materials processing systems was investigated. Such systems produce a broad spectrum of byproducts such as oxygen, hydrogen, processed soil material, ceramics, refractory, and other materials. Some of these materials may be utilized by bioregenerative systems either directly or with minor modifications. The main focus of this project was to investigate how these materials can be utilized to assist a bioregenerative life support system. Clearly the need to provide a sustainable bioregenerative life support system for long term human habitation of space is significant.
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Mignon, George V., Frye, Robert J.. 1992-01-01. In-situ materials processing systems and bioregenerative life support systems interrelationships. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930017506
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