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Protection of crews of spacecraft and space stations

I. N. Chernyakov

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A survey is presented of research on life support for astronauts in emergency situations during flight. Depressurization of the spacecraft cabin, fire, and failure of air regeneration and conditioning systems of manned compartments are among the emergencies considered.

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A survey is presented of research on life support for astronauts in emergency situations during flight. Depressurization of the spacecraft cabin, fire, and failure of air regeneration and conditioning systems of manned compartments are among the emergencies considered.

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A survey is presented of research on life support for astronauts in emergency situations during flight. Depressurization of the spacecraft cabin, fire, and failure of air regeneration and conditioning systems of manned compartments are among the emergencies considered.

Key concepts: Spacecraft, Aeronautics, Cabin pressurization, Life support system, Environmental science, Aerospace engineering, Engineering, Astrobiology

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