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NASA NTRS · 19960047508

Development of Experiment Kits for Processing Biological Samples In-Flight on SLS-2

Abstract

The design of the hematology experiment kits for SLS-2 has resulted in a modular, flexible configuration which maximizes crew efficiency and minimizes error and confusion when dealing with over 1200 different components over the course of the mission. The kit layouts proved to be very easy to use and their packaging design provided for positive, secure containment of the many small components. The secondary Zero(Tm) box enclosure also provided an effective means for transport of the kits within the Spacelab and for grouping individual kits by flight day usage. The kits are readily adaptable to use on future flights by simply replacing the inner components as required and changing the labelling scheme to match new mission requirements.

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Jaquez, R., Savage, P. D., Hinds, W. E., Evans, J., Dubrovin, L.. 1994-06-23. Development of Experiment Kits for Processing Biological Samples In-Flight on SLS-2. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960047508

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