Equipment
The Thermo Haake Phoenix II P2-C50P recirculating liquid chiller system uses propylene-glycol to provide up to 500W heat rejection at temperatures as low as -50 C for convective heat transfer research. Previous applications using an earlier Thermo
The Human Eccentric Rotator Device (HERD) is an Earth-vertical rotator device to measure human physiological and cognitive responses. The device can be configured with the human seated upright or laying supine. The radius is up to approximately 8
Algal photobioreactors are multifunctional systems that can be used to enable biologically-based atmospheric revitalization, waste management, and food production. The current focus of the algal research involves two studies - one investigating the
Electrochemical CO2 reduction in solution with Ionic Liquids enables unique approaches for providing oxygen and methane from in situ resources to meet crew metabolic needs and for rocket propellant production. The experimental setup is capable of
The ARES cockpit mockup, developed by students as part of the Graduate Project curriculum over a 5 year period under the mentorship of Col. Jim Voss, has evolved into a testbed that can be oriented in a vertical or horizontal configuration for
AETHER is an atmosphere revitalization testbed built and utilized by graduate students. It can provide controlled combinations of mixed nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, humidity along with other select gasses intended to simulate a spacecraft cabin
