Experimental Study of a Water Vapor Adsorption Reactor for Mars In Situ Resource Utilization

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Jan 1997

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In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) Technical Interchange Meeting, p. 39

Computer Science

Robotics

Adsorption, Adsorptivity, Water Vapor, Consumables (Spacecraft), Life Support Systems, Robotics, Gibbs Adsorption Equation, Solar System, Cost Effectiveness

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The future of cost-effective exploration of Mars, and indeed the solar system, depends strongly on the development of a strategy known as in situ resource utilization, or ISRU. In situ resource utilization is defined as the use of indigenous resources at the site of an interplanetary mission for the production of propellant and/or life support consumables. For the past five years, University of Washington design teams have conducted Mars mission analyses for both piloted and robotic exploration.

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