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Space Station PHASE B EXTENSION CONTRACT NAS9-9953 MSC 02469 DRL NO: MSC T-575, LINE ITEM 66 -X ^ SD 71-215-1 MODULAR space station PHASE B EXTENSION PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION Volume I • Initial Station Systems PREPARED BY PROGRAM ENGINEERING 3 DECEMBER 1971 Space Division North American Rockwell 12214 Lakewood Boulevard, Downey. Californi 90241 CONTRACT NAS9 9953 MSC 02469 DRL NO MSC T 575, LINE ITEM 66 SD 71-2151 MODULAR space station PHASE B EXTENSION PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION Volume I • Initial Station Systems 3 DECEMBER 1971 PREPARED BY PROGRAM ENGINEERING Approved by E.G. Cole Program Manager Space Station Program Space Division North American Rockwell ,2214 Lakewood Boulevard. Downey. California 90241 TECHNICAL REPORT INDEX/ABSTRACT ACCESSION NUMBER DOCUMENT SECURITY CLASSIFICATION Unclassified TITLE OF DOCUMENT LIBRARY USE ONLY Modular Space Station Phase B Extension Preliminary Performance Specification AUTHOR(S> Baker, William E. - Space Station Requirements Integration, et al, CODE ORIGINATING AGENCY AND OTH E R SOU R C ES DOCUMENT NUMBER Space Division of North American Rockwell MSC 02469 QN085282 Corporation, Seal Beach, Calif. SD 71-215-1 PUBLICATION DATE CONTRACT NUMBER 3 December 1971 NAS9-9953 DESCRIPTIVE TERMS Modular Space Station *Preliminary Performance Specification * System Level * ABSTRACT This volume of the specification defines the general, operational, design/construction, and subsystem design requirements for a Solar Powered Modular Space Station System. The subsystem require- ments specified reflect the results of trades and analyses conducted during the Phase B Extension Period study, and also include the results of preliminary design to a Phase B level. FORM M 131-V REV. 0-66 Page intentionally left blank Space Division North American Rockwell FOREWORD This document is one of a series required by Contract NAS9-9953, Exhibit C, Statement of Work for Phase B Extension-Modular Space Station Program Definition. It has been prepared by the Space Division, North American Rockwell Corporation, and is submitted to the National Aero- nautics and Space Administration's Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas, in accordance with the requirements of Data Requirements List (DRL) MSC-T-575, Line Item 66. Total documentation products of the extension period are listed in the following chart in categories that indicate their purpose and relationship to the program. STUDY DOCUMENTATION FOR PHASES C AND D ADMINISTRATIVE TECHNICAL REPORTS PROGRAMMATIC REPORTS REPORTS SPECIFICATIONS PLANNING DATA MSS • EXTENSION PERIOD MSS MSS MSS EXTENSION PERIOD PRELIMINARY • STUDY PLAN PRELIMINARY SYSTEM PROGRAM MASTER DRAWINGS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PERFORMANCE I DRL-62 DRD MA-207T DESIGN PLAN DRL-67 DRD SE-370T DRL-65 DRD MA-012 SPECIFICATIONS I DRL-68 DRD SE-37IT DRL-66 DRD SE-369T I DRl-76 DRD MA-209T SD 71-201 SD 71-216 SD 71-214 SD 71-217 SD 71-215 | SD 71-225 I MSS MSS QUARTERLY PROGRESS MSS MOCKUP REVIEW PROGRAM COST AND REPORTS SCHEDULE ESTIMATES MASS PROPERTIES AND EVALUATION ORL-64 DRD MA-208T ORL-77 DRL-69 DRD SE-372T DRL -70 DRD SE-373T DRDMA-013(REV. A) SD 71-213, -235, -576 SD 71-218, -219 SD 71-220 SD 71-226 FINANCIAL MSS MSS MSS MANAGEMENT INTEGRATED GROUND KSC LAUNCH SITE PROGRAM REPORTS OPERATIONS SUPPORT DEFINITION OPERATIONS PLAN DRl-63 DRD MF-004 DRL -73 DRD SE-376T DRL -61 DRD AL-005T DRl-74 DRD SE-377T SD 7 1-222 SD 71-211 SD 71-223 INFORMATION MSS MANAGEMENT SHUTTLE INTERFACE ADVANCED REQUIREMENTS DEVELOPMENT DRL -71 DRD SE-374T DRL-72 DRD SE-375T SD 71-221 SD 72-11 MSS SAFETY ANALYSIS DRL -75 DRD SA-032T 5D 71-224 This volume, volume 1 of two volumes, defines the Modular Space Station System and the requirements and characteristics of each of its subsystems. Volume 2 defines the Modular Space Station Program Element and its interfaces with other NASA Program Elements. -iii- SD 71-215-1 Page intentionally left blank PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE SPFC I F I CAT I ON Sfl 7|-2|5-| M»^««VW«»*^W^^««4»^^*V^«^^V W W * M M •* ^ •• • W ^ •>•••••••••*» • ••«••• flK iW •» • »••*••••••*' T48LE OF CONTENTS 2.P APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS 1.0 RFOIJIREMFNTS 3.1 PERFORMANCE 3.1.1 CHARACTERISTICS 3. i. i. i MISSION PERFORMANCE 3. I. I. I. I GUIDELINES AND CONSTRAINTS 3.1. I. I. 2 MISSION OPERATIONS 3. I. I. I. 3 SYSTEM INTERFACES 3.1 .1 .2 LOGISTICS 3. I. I. 2. I LOGISTICS CONSIDERATIONS 3. I . 1.2.2 MAINTENANCE 3.1.1.3 PERSONNEL ANP TRAINING 3. i. i. 3. i PERSONNEL ACTIVITY REQUIREMENTS 3.1.1.3.2 CREU SKILLS AND TRAINING 3. I .2 SYSTEM DEFINITION 3. .2.1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 3. .2.2 SYSTEM MODULES (END TTEM LIST) 3. .2.3 STATION SUBSYSTEMS (SYSTEM ELEMENTS LIST) 3. .2.a FUNCTIONAL HARDWARE TREE 3. .2.5 FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM 3. .2.6 FUNCTIONAL WEIGHT STATEMENT 3. .2.7 FUNCTIONAL POWER STATEMENT 3. • 2.« EXPERIMENT PROVISION*? 3.1.2.8.1 MSS PROVIDED EXPERIMENT SUPPORT FUNCTIONS SPACE DIVISION NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL CORPORATION PAGE PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION :,v• . : .. SO 7|-2|S-| TABLE OF CONTENTS , ...... 3. I .3 OPERABIlITY 3. .3.1 RELIABILITY 3. .3.2 MAINTAINABILITY 3. .3.3 USEFUL LIFE 3. .3.U NATURAL ENVIRONMENT 1. .3.5 TRANSPORTABILITY 3. .3.B HUMAN PERFORMANCE 1. .3.7 SAFFTY 1. .3.8 DANGFROUS MATERIALS ANn COMPONENTS 3. .3.9 INDUCED ENVIRONMENT 1. .3.10 LIFE SUPPORT 1. .3.11 THERMAL CONTROL 3.:? SYSTEM DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS .•?.?.I DESIGN COMPATIBILITY 3.?.2 DESIGN CRITERIA 3.7.3 SELECTION OF SPECIFICATION AND STANDARDS 3.?.« MATERIAL* PARTS AND PROCESSES 3.?.5 STANDARD AND COMMERCIAL PARTS 1.2.6 MOISTURE AND FUNGUS RESISTANCE 3.5.7 CORROSION OF METAL PARTS 3.2.8 ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY 3.?.9 INTERCMANGEA9ILITY AND REPLACEAB ILITY 3.?.1C WORKMANSHIP 3.?.I I ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE 3.?.12 STORAGF 3.2.13 DRAWING STANDARDS 3.2.IU COORDINATE SYSTEM STANDARDS •*.?.|5 CONTAMINATION SPACE DIVISION NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL CORPORATION PAGE vi PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION SD 71-215-1 *V««««V«»*«K«V^W*><VWW«*V«VM*WV«^B_WV'*«V* «• «»M~WVVV'WVV*»»V*«*< TABLE OF CONTENTS 3.3 SUBSYSTEM •3.1.1 STRUCTURAL/MECHANICAL SUBSYSTEM 1.3. .1 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS 3.3. .2 SECONDARY PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS 1.3. .3 EXPERIMENT PROVISIONS 1.3. .a SUBSYSTEM DEFINITION 1.3. .5 SUBSYSTEM INTERFACES 3.1.2 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL LIFE SUPPORT 1.3.2.1 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS 1.3.2.1 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS 3.3.2.2 SECONDARY PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS 1.3.2.3 EXPERIMENT PROVISIONS 3.3.?.U SUBSYSTEM DEFINITION 3.3.2.5 SUBSYSTEM INTERFACES 1.3.3 ELECTRICAL POWER 3.3.3.1 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS 3.3.3.2 SECONDARY PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS 1.3.3.3 EXPERIMENT PROVISIONS 1.3.3.4 SUBSYSTEM DEFINITION 3.3.3.5 SUBSYSTEM INTERFACES 3.3.a GUIDANCE AND CONTROL i.3.«.i PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS 1.3.a.2 SECONDARY PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS 1.3.Q.3 EXPERIMENT PROVISIONS l.l.U.tt SUBSYSTEM DEFINITION 1.3.U.5 SUBSYSTEM INTERFACES '.-•'' 3.3.5 REACTION CONTROL 3.3.s.i PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS 1.3.5.2 SECONDARY PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS 1.3.5.3 EXPERIMENT PROVISIONS 3.3.5.U SUBSYSTEM DEFINITION 1.3.5.5 SUBSYSTEM INTERFACES SPACE DIVISION NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL CORPORATION PAGE Page intentionally left blank PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION SD 71-21s-i w M « vwv~»«vv*w*wv» — •»••«•*«••«•**«_*. •••«*«•«. w»*Vwww _«*•••••»• •»VA»WW*.B.W«W»W^VWV v A . TABLE OF CONTENTS U.O OUALITY ASSURANCE U.I GENERAL OUALITY ASSURANCE a.? TEST 5.0 PREPARATION AND DELIVERY 5. I CDCE MODULE 5.1.1 FINAL ASSEMBLY AND CHECKOUT 5.1.2 PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY 5. .2.1 FLUID LINES AND ACCUMULATORS 5. .2.2 ELECTRICAL CARLES. BUSES* AND CONTROL PANELS 5. .2.3 INSTALL SHIPPING SUPPORTS 5. .2.u INSTALL SHIPPING COVFRS 5. .2.5 INSTALL MODULE ON TRANSPORTER 5.2 STATION MODULE 5.2.1 FINAL ASSEMBLY AND CHECKOUT 5.2.2 PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY 5.2.2.1 FLUID LINES AND ACCUMULATORS 5.2.2.2 ELECTRICAL CABLES* BUSES* AND CONTROL PANELS 5.2.2.3 INSTALL SHIPPING SUPPORTS 5.2.2.U INSTALL SHIPPING COVFRS 5.2.2.5 INSTALL MODULE ON TRANSPORTER 5.3 POWER MODULE 5.3.1 FINAL ASSEMBLY ANO CHECKOUT 5.3.2 PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY 5.3.2.1 FLUID LINES ANO ACCUMULATORS 5.3.2.2 ELECTRICAL CABLES* BUSES* AND CONTROL PANELS 5.3.2.3 INSTALL SHIPPING SUPPORTS 5.3.2.U INSTALL SHIPPING COVFRS 5.3.2.5 INSTALL MODULE ON TRANSPORTER SPACE DIVISION NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL CORPORATION ix PRELTHINARV PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION sn 71-215-1 TABLE OF CONTENTS W^WVW^^W.^«»«»*«k**aBV«va»W*~«VM««««~«W«MVM*W«*WMVVWVVWWVW«V»«««««»*M«W*«»VW«V*«*< C.p NOTES 10.0 APPENDICES 10. I NATURAL ENVIRONMENT 10.? INDUCED ENVIRONMENT 10.3 GLOSSARY SPACE DIVISION NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL CORPORATION PAGE x PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION SO 71-215-1 MODULAR SPACE STATION _ INITIAL STATION SYSTEM i.o INTRODUCTION i.o ^COPE THE MODULAR SPACE STATION PROGRAM ELEMENT PERFORMANCE AND DESIGN REQUIRE- MENTS ARE DEFINED «Y A TWO VOLUME PRELIMINARY PERFORMANCE SPEC IF1C AT I CM. THIS VOLUME OF THE SPECIFICATION* VOLUME l» DEFINES THE GENERAL* OPER- ATIONAL' DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION* AND SUBSYSTEM DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR ThF SOLAR POWERED MODULAR SPACE STATION SYSTEM. THE REQUIREMENTS DEFINED HEREIN APPLY TO THE SYSTEM (LEVFL u) AND SUBSYSTEM (LEVEL 5) LEVELS OF THE PHASE 8 STUDY WITH DEFINITION DOWN TO THE THIRTY-SEVEN MAJOR ASSCP- RLIES (LEVEL 6) THAT COMPRISE THE SEVEN FUNCTIONAL SUBSYSTEM GROUPINGS OF THE SYSTEM. THIS SPECIFICATION APPLIES ONLY TO THE INITIAL STATION SYSTEM. THE SYSTEM IS,HOWEVER* READILY ADAPTABLE TO A GROWTH CONFIGURATION RY THE ADDITION OF A SHORT CORE MODULE AND TWC STATION MODULES.
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