NASA NTRS · 20000116335
Spacecraft Minimum Allowable Concentrations: Determination, Application, and Contingency Situations
Abstract
This document is an outline of a presentation about the determination of minimum allowable concentrations in spacecraft. The presentation reviews the type of toxins and mechanisms to determine the acceptable concentrations of these toxic substances. The considerations for the unique situation that spaceflight entails including zero gravity, and the intense scrutiny are reviewed. The current measurement hardware is reviewed. The spacecraft atmospheres on the Shuttle, airflow, the Space Station and the EMU in respect to airflow, pressure, constituents are also summarized. Contingency situations and potential hazards are also discussed.
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Marshburn, Thomas H., Dawson, David L.. 1999-01-01. Spacecraft Minimum Allowable Concentrations: Determination, Application, and Contingency Situations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000116335
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