NASA NTRS · 19880001477
Space station contamination considerations
Abstract
The external induced environment generated by space station activity, or more specifically by gases, particles, and light background is discussed. These contaminant species must be controlled if sensitive systems, such as solar energy collectors or science experiments exposed to the external environment are to function properly. The requirements generally set limits on the level of gas species, matter deposited on surfaces and light background levels over various spectral regions. They also address environment monitoring and contamination controls during manufacturing. Limits on effluent release and system leakages are in turn derived from these requirements.
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Leger, L., Ehlers, H., Jacobs, S.. 1986-01-01. Space station contamination considerations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880001477
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