NASA NTRS · 19860031193
Potential space station evolution and growth modes
Abstract
User requirements for the first ten years of space station operation are assessed, and space station system capabilities to meet those needs are delineated. A module length of about 11.5 m with external interconnects best meets growth needs, and a power unit which provides 42 KW is desirable. Four growth scenarios for the manned element of the space station program are studied, and typical growth configurations are described. The full dual keel configuration is attractive at this point due to its increased flexibility.
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Pritchard, E. B., Huckins, E. K., III, Katzberg, S. J.. 1985-10-01. Potential space station evolution and growth modes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860031193
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