Gaseous environment considerations and evaluation programs leading to spacecraft atmosphere selection.
Engineering and physiological considerations involved in selection and validations of artificial gaseous atmosphere for gemini and apollo missions
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Engineering and physiological considerations involved in selection and validations of artificial gaseous atmosphere for gemini and apollo missions
The NASA Manned Spacecraft Center has been actively involved in the direction and support of programs leading to the selection and validations of the atmosphere for forthcoming Gemini and Apollo missions. This paper discusses the engineering and physiologic considerations involved, describes the investigations to validate spacecraft atmospheres, and discusses the implications derived from the results of these investigations.
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