Fluid Containers for Life Support Systems and Payloads

Mudgett, Paul D.; Schultz, John R.; Cyrus, Kris; Chhipwadia, Ketan S.; Packham, N.J.C.

doi:10.4271/2003-01-2532

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“…The most popular water containers used in ISS are Contingency Water Container (CWC), Payload Water Reservoir (PWR), Rodnik and EDV [1]. CWCs were typically stored for months before the water was consumed.…”

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Material Design and Experiment Test of a High-Impedance Complex Film

Liu¹,

Li²,

Feng³

2017

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A novel high-impedance compound film material has been developed to satisfy the reservoir of many kinds of space liquid in space station. Considering the high gas-resistance and liquid-resistance, and its compatibility with the liquid in space station, the complex film was designed using 9 layers materials. The compatibility experiment and mechanical properties experiment showed that the high-impedance complex film has good compatibility with drinking water in space station. It also has excellent heat seal ability, physical and mechanical properties. The complex film also has high gas-resistance and water-resistance property, as well as great chemical corrosion-resistance property. The high-impedance complex film material offers a new method for the design and application of liquid container in space station.

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