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Water Reclamation ENAE 697 - Space Human Factors and Life Support
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Water Reclamation• Discussion of term project• Fundamentals of water reclamation• Water reclamation
– Potable– Hygiene– Urine
• Solids disposal
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Expected Content of Term Project• Title of project• Team members• Design reference mission(s)
– Where, when, how
• Top-level requirements– e.g., Crew size, duration, EVA support, etc.
• Derived requirements– e.g., Habitat volume, interfaces, power, etc.
• Design elements
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Term Project Design Elements• Habitat configuration
– Size, shape, orientation– Internal layout (habitable spaces, fixed equipment, etc.)– Atmosphere design (total pressure, ppO2)– EVA support (suit pressure, denitrogenation, prebreathe
times, airlock/crew lock and other interfaces)– Rover support (if appropriate)– Radiation protection (shielding makeup and
configuration)– CAD expectations: external dimensioned 3-view,
detailed interior layouts, external “beauty” image
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Term Project Design Elements• Life support analyses
– Air reclamation– Water recycling– Food provision - storage/processing/growth– Waste collection and management– Air ventilation and handling– External stores for life support consumables
• Other topics of interest or necessity
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Mechanics of Term Project• Submission in form of a briefing package (slides, not
prose)– Package used for 10-minute presentation– Full package (no page limit)
• Initial deadline: progress check Wednesday 4/17 (e-mail preferred)– Whatever you have completed– Prioritize DRM, initial habitat configuration– Include cover page with names of team members– Will get feedback to support final submission on last day
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ISS Consumables BudgetConsumable Design Load
(kg/person-day)Oxygen 0.85Water (drinking) 1.6Water (in food) 1.15Water (clothes and dishes) 17.9Water (sanitary) 7.3Water (food prep) 0.75Food solids 0.62
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Resupply with Open Loop Life Support
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from Ewert, “Life Support System Technologies for NASA Exploration Systems” ARO Workshop on Base Camp Sustainability, Sept. 2007
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Effect of Regenerative Life Support• Open loop life support 100% resupply+ Waste water recycling 45%+ CO2 absorbent recycling 30%
+ O2 regenerate from CO2 20%
+ Food from wastes 10%+ Eliminate leakage 5%
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Water Recovery and Management
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from Wieland, “Designing for Human Presence in Space” NASA RP-1324, 1994
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Types of Water• Potable water
– Drinking and food preparation– Organic solids < 500µg/liter
• Hygiene water– Washing– Organic solids <10,000 µg/liter
• Grey water (used hygiene water)• Condensate water (from air system)• Urine
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Water Usage for Various Missions (1)
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from Anderson et.al., “Life
Support Baseline Values
and Assumptions Document”
NASA TP-2015-218570
, March 2015
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Water Usage for Various Missions (2)
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from Anderson et.al., “Life
Support Baseline Values
and Assumptions Document”
NASA TP-2015-218570
, March 2015
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Wastewater Generation Rates
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from Anderson et.al., “Life
Support Baseline Values
and Assumptions Document”
NASA TP-2015-218570
, March 2015
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Potable Water Reclamation Technologies• Multifiltration• Reverse Osmosis• Electrochemical Deionization
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Potable Water Multifiltration Schematic
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Potable Water Reverse Osmosis Schematic
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Close-up of Reverse Osmosis Concept
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from Wieland, “Designing for Human Presence in Space” NASA RP-1324, 1994
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Electrochemical Deionization Schematic
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Hygiene Water Reclamation Technologies• Multifiltration• Reverse Osmosis
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Hygiene Water Reverse Osmosis Schematic
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Multifiltration for Hygiene Water
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Urine Reclamation Technologies• TIMES - Thermoelectric Integrated Membrane
Evaporation System• VCD - Vacuum Compression Distillation• VPCAR - Vapor Phase Catalytic Ammonia
Removal• AIRE - Air Evaporation
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TIMES Schematic
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Thermoelectric Integrated Membrane Evaporation System
from Wieland, “Designing for Human Presence in Space” NASA RP-1324, 1994
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Vacuum Compression Distillation Schematic
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VCD Drum Distillation Schematic
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from Wieland, “Designing for Human Presence in Space” NASA RP-1324, 1994
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VAPCAR Schematic
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Vapor Phase Catalytic Ammonia Removal
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VAPCAR Simplified Schematic
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from Wieland, “Designing for Human Presence in Space” NASA RP-1324, 1994
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AES - Air Evaporation for Urine Treatment
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Water Distillation• Vapor Compression Distillation (VCD)
– 300 kg; 1.5 m3; 350 W (for 100 kg H2O processed per day)
• VAPCAR– 550 kg; 2.0 m3; 800 W (for 100 kg H2O processed per
day)• TIMES
– 350 kg; 1.2 m3; 850 W (for 100 kg H2O processed per day)
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Selected Design Parameters
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from Jones, “Breakeven Mission Durations for Physicochemical Recycling to Replace Direct Supply Life Support” ICES 2007-01-3221, International Conference on Environmental Systems, July 2007
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Water System Design Parameters
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from Jones, “Mars Transfer Vehicle (MTV) Water Processor Analysis” ICES 2008-01-2193, International Conference on Environmental Systems, July 2008
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Solid Waste Disposal Technologies• Freeze Drying• Thermal Drying• Combustion Oxidation• Wet Oxidation• Supercritical Water Oxidation
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Freeze Drying Schematic
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Thermal Drying Schematic
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Combustion Oxidation Schematic
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Wet Oxidation Schematic
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Supercritical Water Oxidation Schematic
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UMd Final MFH Design• 3.65 m diameter• 5.5 m tall• 4:1 ellipsoidal
endcaps• Three module
berthing ports (Cx standard)
• Four suitports (two in berthing hatches)
• Inflatable airlock• All 6063-T6 structure
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Lower Deck Layout
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CTB Stowage Racks
Multipurpose Table
Air Handling/ CO2 Scrubbing/Heat Exchanger
Water Recycling
Berthing Hatch
Ladder toUpper Deck
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Upper Deck LayoutGalley Wall -
Food PreparationIndividual Crew Berths
CTB Stowage RacksTable and Seats Opened for Meals; Stowed Otherwise
Bathroom
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MFHE Life Support Requirements• 4 crew for nominal mission of 28 days• Additional contingency mission of 30 days• 8 crew in handoff mode for 48 hours
‣ 4 95th percentile American males for 60 days
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Lunar Habitat Water Recycling Trades
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Duration (days)
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tem
Mass
(kg
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H2O/Open Loop H2O/Condensate H2O/Cond+Urine
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Effect of Duration on Life Support
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Duration (days)
Sys
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7 Day Optimum 28 Day Optimum 180 Day Optimum