Positioning System for a Human Habitat in a Large Centrifuge
TBMG-7464
10/01/2001
- Content
A report describes the system for controlling the radial position and tilt of a spacecraftlike habitat for humans in NASA's Space Flight Environmental Simulator (SFES) — a 16-m-diameter centrifuge used previously to evaluate effects of hypergravitational acceleration on animals. The habitat-positioning system was installed as an upgrade of the SFES to enable similar testing on humans to obtain guidance for designing centrifugal artificial-gravitation systems for future spacecraft.
- Citation
- "Positioning System for a Human Habitat in a Large Centrifuge," Mobility Engineering, October 1, 2001.