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Rights & Permissions Free PDF Access Sign in to download PDF book and chapters Free Resources PDF Report Brief Display this book on your site! Related Titles Review of NASA Plans for the International Space Station Recapturing a Future for Space Exploration: Life and Physical Sciences Research for a New Era Other Related Titles Factors Affecting the Utilization of the International Space Station for Research in the Biological and Physical Sciences (2003) Space Studies Board (SSB) Citation Manager Export the bibliographic data for this book in your chosen format Web Search Builder Use this book's key terms to search within this book, across our collection, or across the Web. Skim This Chapter Skim this chapter and use this chapter's key terms to search within this book. Reference Finder Paste in your own text to find books that relate to your topic. Citation Manager . "Appendix B: Planned ISS Combustion-Related Investigations through 2006." 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Appendix B Planned ISS Combustion-Related Investigations Through 2006 Investigation and Principal Investigator Hardware Availability Flight Date Facility Required Target Application(s) Fiber Supported Droplet Combustion (FSDC-3) Forman Williams et al., University of California, San Diego May-03 May-03 MSG Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Smoke Point in Coflow Experiment (SPICE) Gerard Faeth Michigan State University Sep-03 Oct-03 MSG Pollution reduction Candle Flames in Microgravity (CFM-2)a Daniel Dietrich NASA, Glenn Research Center Feb-04 Feb-04 MSG Fundamental study of microgravity flammability Educational value Smoke David Urban NASA, Glenn Research Center Sep-04 Oct-04 MSG Spacecraft fire safety Droplet Combustion Experiment (DCE-2) Forman Williams University of California, San Diego Jan-03 Jul-04 CIR Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Spacecraft fire safety Data key to validating combustion analytical codes Bi-Component Droplet Combustion Experiment (BCDCE) Benjamin Shaw University of California, Davis Jan-03 Jul-04 CIR Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Practical fuels are multicomponent in nature Liquid motion strongly affects combustion and vaporization behavior. Sooting and Radiation Effects in Droplet Combustion Experiment (SEDC) Mun Choi Drexel University Oct-04 Jan-05 CIR Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Pollution reduction Measurements benchmark evolving droplet combustion and soot models Dynamics of Droplet Combustion and Extinction Experiment (DDCE) Vedha Nayagam National Center for Microgravity Research Mar-05 Apr-05 CIR Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Spacecraft fire safety Enhancement of spacecraft fire safety by establishing a detailed mapping of flammability limits of liquid fuels. Flammability Diagrams of Combustible Materials in Microgravity (FIST) A.C. Fernandez-Pello University of California, Berkeley Apr-06 Apr-06 CIR Spacecraft fire safety Improve material screening Important implications for safety of future space missions Smolder, Transition, and Flaming (STAF) A.C. Fernandez-Pello University of California, Berkeley Apr-06 Apr-06 CIR Spacecraft fire safety. Terrestrial (building) fire safety Long-duration smoldering and transition to flames NOTE: The last two investigations may slip into 2007 owing to funding limitations. CIR, Combustion Integrated Rack; MSG, Microgravity Science Glovebox. aThe candle flame is an ideal example of a non-propagating, steady-state diffusion flame. Page 72 Front Matter (R1-R14) Prologue (1-2) Executive Summary (3-7) 1 Introduction (8-12) 2 Impact of ISS Changes on Physical Sciences Research (13-28) 3 Impact of ISS Changes on Bioastronautics (29-48) 4 Impact of ISS Changes on Fundamental Biology (49-57) 5 Conclusions and Recommendations (58-64) References (65-68) Appendix A: Future Investigations in Materials Science Planned for the ISS (69-71) Appendix B: Planned ISS Combustion-Related Investigations through 2006 (72-72) Appendix C: Future Flight Investigations in Fluid Physics Planned for ISS (73-74) Appendix D: List of ISS Fundamental Physics Experiments 2002-2008 (75-76) Appendix E: Systems Physiology Experiments Planned for the ISS (77-79) Appendix F: Cardiovascular Physiology Experiments (80-80) Appendix G: Future Bone and Muscle Physiology Experiments for ISS (81-81) Appendix H: Radiation Experiments Currently Planned for the ISS (82-82) Appendix I: Future Investigations in Cell and Developmental Biology on the ISS (83-83) Appendix J: Future Experiments in Plant Biology Currently Planned for the ISS (84-84) Appendix K: Acronym List and Glossary (85-85) Appendix L: Excerpt from NASA Authorization Act of FY 2001 (89-89) Appendix M: Short Biographies (90-92)

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Factors Affecting the Utilization of the International Space Station for Research in the Biological and Physical Sciences Appendix B Planned ISS Combustion-Related Investigations Through 2006 Investigation and Principal Investigator Hardware Availability Flight Date Facility Required Target Application(s) Fiber Supported Droplet Combustion (FSDC-3) Forman Williams et al., University of California, San Diego May-03 May-03 MSG Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Smoke Point in Coflow Experiment (SPICE) Gerard Faeth Michigan State University Sep-03 Oct-03 MSG Pollution reduction Candle Flames in Microgravity (CFM-2)a Daniel Dietrich NASA, Glenn Research Center Feb-04 Feb-04 MSG Fundamental study of microgravity flammability Educational value Smoke David Urban NASA, Glenn Research Center Sep-04 Oct-04 MSG Spacecraft fire safety Droplet Combustion Experiment (DCE-2) Forman Williams University of California, San Diego Jan-03 Jul-04 CIR Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Spacecraft fire safety Data key to validating combustion analytical codes Bi-Component Droplet Combustion Experiment (BCDCE) Benjamin Shaw University of California, Davis Jan-03 Jul-04 CIR Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Practical fuels are multicomponent in nature Liquid motion strongly affects combustion and vaporization behavior. Sooting and Radiation Effects in Droplet Combustion Experiment (SEDC) Mun Choi Drexel University Oct-04 Jan-05 CIR Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Pollution reduction Measurements benchmark evolving droplet combustion and soot models Dynamics of Droplet Combustion and Extinction Experiment (DDCE) Vedha Nayagam National Center for Microgravity Research Mar-05 Apr-05 CIR Diesel and jet engine efficiencies Spacecraft fire safety Enhancement of spacecraft fire safety by establishing a detailed mapping of flammability limits of liquid fuels. Flammability Diagrams of Combustible Materials in Microgravity (FIST) A.C. Fernandez-Pello University of California, Berkeley Apr-06 Apr-06 CIR Spacecraft fire safety Improve material screening Important implications for safety of future space missions Smolder, Transition, and Flaming (STAF) A.C. Fernandez-Pello University of California, Berkeley Apr-06 Apr-06 CIR Spacecraft fire safety. Terrestrial (building) fire safety Long-duration smoldering and transition to flames NOTE: The last two investigations may slip into 2007 owing to funding limitations. CIR, Combustion Integrated Rack; MSG, Microgravity Science Glovebox. aThe candle flame is an ideal example of a non-propagating, steady-state diffusion flame.

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