Design for In-Flight Maintenance for Manned Space Missions
R. Tillotson
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R. Tillotson
Abstract
The reasons for and the design constraints associated with design for in-flight maintenance for manned space missions are discussed. Analytical techniques used to define problem areas and design experience derived from several current programs are presented. It is concluded that advantages of an in-flight maintainable system justifies the additional design effort required to achieve such a system.
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The reasons for and the design constraints associated with design for in-flight maintenance for manned space missions are discussed. Analytical techniques used to define problem areas and design experience derived from several current programs are presented. It is concluded that advantages of an in-flight maintainable system justifies the additional design effort required to achieve such a system.
Key concepts: Systems engineering, Computer science, Space (punctuation), Aerospace engineering, Space exploration, Aeronautics, Simulation, Engineering