Identifier
ALS-NSCORT:WSR15
Abstract
12 pages
Provider Notes:This page contains the human model report.Last update 11/21/2005. In the order of importance, human needs oxygen, water and food for survival. Human produces energy, carbon dioxide, sweat, urine, and feces. These inputs and outputs contents and quantity are depended on human consumption and body structures such as gender, age, and body mass. Environment is a very important factor to ensure that the crewmembers can live comfortably in the shuttle. These environmental factors include air pressure, air composition, temperature, humidity, hypo gravity, noise level, and radiation. Sleep quality and duration, activity level, and psychological factors also affect crewmembers' performance. Besides these basic necessities, crewmembers also consume hygiene water for laundry, shower, and food preparation. The crewmembers are also expected to generate food and non food related thrash and grey water.
Document Provided By:
James F. Russell
Project Lead
Seza Orcun
Date of this Version
November 2005
ALS NSCORT Project Number
Project 15 - Simulation Based Optimization Approach to Model and Design of an ALS System.
Format
.pdf version 1.3 (Acrobat 4.x)
Publisher
ALS-NSCORT
Project Administrator
David Kotterman; dkotter@purdue.edu
ALS NSCORT Series
Internal Documents: Strategic Roadmap: Project Analysis
Language
English
Rights
Copyright 2005, ALS-NSCORT. All Rights Reserved.
Access
This item is password protected and only available to authorized individuals. To inquire about authorization please contact the project administrator.
Comments
A report on human inputs and outputs, including nutrients needed, energy expended, and waste created.