NASA NTRS · 19940035366
Space Station Freedom assembly sequence - History, methods, and status
Abstract
The goal of SSF assembly sequence design is to yield an operations-capable configuration at each stage of construction. Among the primary considerations of sequence designers are launcher payload-mass constraints, EVA time capabilities, and the ensuring of sufficient functionality at each construction stage. Trade studies are conducted to examine alternative hardware-delivery sequences; every iteration of this process either refines existing margins or reflects the redesign of one of the various elements.
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Wanagas, John D., Sullivan, Brook R., Bushman, Joseph D.. 1992-10-01. Space Station Freedom assembly sequence - History, methods, and status. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940035366
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