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NASA NTRS · 20170003861

Environmental Control Subsystem Development

Abstract

Kennedy Space Center's Launch Pad 39B, part of Launch Complex 39, is currently undergoing construction to prepare it for NASA's Space Launch System missions. The Environmental Control Subsystem, which provides the vehicle with an air or nitrogen gas environment, required development of its local and remote display screens. The remote displays, developed by NASA contractors and previous interns, were developed without complete functionality; the remote displays were revised, adding functionality to over 90 displays. For the local displays, multiple test procedures were developed to assess the functionality of the screens, as well as verify requirements. One local display screen was also developed.

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Laidlaw, Jacob, Zelik, Jonathan. 2017-04-05. Environmental Control Subsystem Development. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170003861

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