Commercial instrumentation for space station application. Volume 2 - Survey of commercial laboratory instruments Final report
Abstract
pRECEDING PAGE BLANK NOT FIL1MThis second volume of the Final Report presents the results of an intensive survey of commercial instrumentation applicable to the Space Station.The Blue Book* was used to determine types of instruments needed for support of the laboratories and experiment program.Twenty-four instrument categories were selected to provide a representative, not necessarily complete, selection of types of instruments needed.The report on each category of instruments is written in approximately the same format: principles of operation, appli cations, logistics, operation, interface, safety, modifications needed, and available instruments.The survey was written on the basis of actual instruments available at the time of writing (mid-1970).Instruments under development and trends in instrument development are noted where applicable.The final section in this volume deals with the problems of sample handling in a zero-g laboratory, and a few sample-handling devices appropriate for Space Station application.Candidate Experiment Program for Manned Space Stations, "The Blue Book".iii SECTION 1 1.
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