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A Crew Simulation Model for the Metabolism Analysis With a Space Vehicle Habit
Technical Paper
2002-07-0060
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English
Abstract
The paper is devoted to the Crew Simulation Model (CSM)
development for the analysis of a metabolism with a Space Vehicle
(SV) manned habit intended for research of interaction between
crew, its environment and individual subsystems of the Integrated
Life Support System (ILSS) on the design, ground medical/technical
tests and providing of the ILSS operation in manned flight.
The CSM describes dynamics of the consumption and abjection by
crew of metabolism main products: the oxygen, carbon dioxide, water
vapor, trace contaminants, potable water, urine and heat. The
initial data at simulating are the sex, anthropometrical
individuality and diet kinds for each member of crew.
The CSM is based on model the mass and energy exchange of an
human body (MEEHB) and includes descriptions of the main functional
systems of an one: blood circulations, thermoregulation, external
respiration and the water salt balance, controlled by the central
nervous system.