NASA NTRS · 19950058793
COMET service module capillary pumped loop thermal control system test results
Abstract
The COMmercial Experiment Transporter (COMET) is a satellite that will be launched aboard the Conestoga rocket. The COMET Service Module is designed, integrated and tested by Defense Systems Incorporated for Westinghouse Commercial Space. The Capillary Pumped Loop (CPL) was integrated into the Service Module by OAO Corporation for Defense Systems Incorporated. The Service Module's primary function is to carry payloads to space, providing them with utilities such as tightly controlled thermal environment, electrical power, attitude control, data management, and communications while in orbit. This paper presents the results of functional and performance testings of the CPL Thermal Control System (TCS) for the COMET Service Module.
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Yun, James Seokgeun, Kroliczek, Edward, Clayton, Susan Roukis. 1993-01-01. COMET service module capillary pumped loop thermal control system test results. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950058793
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