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Test Bed Design for Evaluating the Space Station ECLSS Water Recovery System
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The design of the Phase III Environmental Control and Life Support Systaa (ECLSS) Water Recovery System (WRS) test bed is in progress at the Marshall Space Flight Center (HSFC), building 4755, in Huntsville, Alabama. The overall design for the ECLSS WRS test bed will be discussed.
Described within this paper are the design, fabrication, placement, and testing of the supporting facility which will provide the test bed for the ECLSS subsystems. Topics to be included are sterilization system design, component selection, microbial design considerations, and verification of test bed design prior to initiating WRS testing.
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Ezell, T. and Long, D., "Test Bed Design for Evaluating the Space Station ECLSS Water Recovery System," SAE Technical Paper 901253, 1990, https://doi.org/10.4271/901253.Also In
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