A Computer Model for Analyzing Volatile Removal Assembly
TBMG-8715
11/01/2010
- Content
A computer model simulates reactional gas/liquid two-phase flow processes in porous media. A typical process is the oxygen/wastewater flow in the Volatile Removal Assembly (VRA) in the Closed Environment Life Support System (CELSS) installed in the International Space Station (ISS). The volatile organics in the wastewater are combusted by oxygen gas to form clean water and carbon dioxide, which is solved in the water phase. The model predicts the oxygen gas concentration profile in the reactor, which is an indicator of reactor performance.
- Citation
- "A Computer Model for Analyzing Volatile Removal Assembly," Mobility Engineering, November 1, 2010.