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Development of a Micro-Scale Plasma Arc Gasification System for Long Duration Space Mission Waste Processing
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Technical report (2012-2017). Covers Charleston, South Carolina, Kennedy Space Center. Topics: plasma arc gasification, waste processing, synthesis gas production. Agencies: NASA, NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate, Vencore, Inc.. Cites 9 external works.
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NASAPEAT InternationalNASA Space Technology Mission DirectorateVencore, Inc.Plasma Energy Applied Technology (PEAT) InternationalPacific Transformer CorporationJohnson Space CenterKennedy Space Center
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article (6)
- Logistics reduction technologies for exploration missions (2014) — Broyan, J. L., Ewert, M. K., and Fink, P. W.
- Design and operation of an anaerobic digester for waste management and fuel generation during long term lunar mission (2014) — Dhoble, A. S., and Pullammanappallil, P. C.
- A thermodynamic analysis of solid waste gasification in the Plasma Gasification Melting process (2013) — Zhang, Q., Wu, Y., Dor, L., Yang, W., and Blasiak, W.
- Mission Benefits Analysis of Logistics Reduction Technologies (2013) — Ewert, M. K., and Broyan, J. L.
- Sixty day endurance testing of the plasma arc waste destruction system (PAWDS) (2008) — Kaldas, A., and Alexander, G.
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- International Conference on Environmental Systems
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- 47th International Conference on Environmental Systems (2017)
- Conference and Exposition, 2014, p (2014) — Broyan, J. L., Ewert, M. K., and Fink, P. W., “Logistics reduction technologies for exploration missions,” AIAA SPACE
- pp. 1502– “NASA - Advanced Space Transportation Program fact sheet” Available: https://www.nasa.gov/centers/marshall/news/background/facts/astp.html (2014)
- Conference and Exposition, 2013, p (2013) — Using Waste Products to Minimize Logistical Mass During Long Duration Space Missions,” AIAA SPACE
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- Life Support Baseline Values and Assumptions Document (2015) — Anderson, M., Ewert, M., Keener, J., and Wagner, S.
- Trash to Supply Gas (TtSG) Project Overview (2012) — Hintze, P., Santiago-Maldonado, E., Kulis, M., Lytle, J., Fisher, J., Lee, J., Vaccaro, H., Ewert, M., and Broyan, J.
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