NASA NTRS · 19760019744
Air regenerating and conditioning
Abstract
Various physicochemical methods of regenerating and conditioning air for spacecraft are described with emphasis on conditions which affect efficiency of the system. Life support systems used in closed, hermetically sealed environments are discussed with references to actual application in the Soviet Soyuz and Voskhod manned spacecraft. Temperature and humidity control, removal of carbon dioxide, oxygen regeneration, and removal of bacteria and viruses are among the factors considered.
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Grishayenkov, B. G.. 1975-01-01. Air regenerating and conditioning. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760019744
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