NASA NTRS · 19930046914
Inflatable structures - A concept for lunar and Martian structures
Abstract
The paper discusses a modular inflatable structure concept for structures on Mars and the moon (where a human tended base will be constructed as a preliminary to a manned mission to Mars). Attention is also given to the environmental characteristics on the moon, Mars, and the earth, structural requirements for a generic structure for either moon or Mars, the moon/Mars design conditions, and the advantages of inflatable structures. Preliminary design calculations for a generic inflated module of size 6.1 x 6.1 x 3 m are presented.
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Sadeh, Willy Z., Criswell, Marvin E.. 1993-02-01. Inflatable structures - A concept for lunar and Martian structures. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930046914
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