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s EVA Airlock 1 Back Node Service Platform 2 Habitation Module Figure 2-52: Launch of TEI and MOI 2.8.3.5 Launches 9-17- TMI stages 2 & 3 assembly Service Platform 3 Front Node HMM Assessment Study Report: CDF-20(A) February 2004 page 96 of 422 • Addition of TMI stage 2 & 3 Propulsion Stages – Launch 9- Central structure + SP4 – Each propulsion stack is captured & berthed by Robotic arm from service platform – Each propulsion stack will require a Launcher upper stage to provide rendezvous capability. Service Platform 4 EVA Airlock 1 Back Node Service Platform 2 Figure 2-53: Launch of 2 nd and 3 rd stage of TMI 2.8.3.6 Launches 18-22- TMI stage 1 assembly Habitation Module • Addition of TMI stage 1 Propulsion Stages – – Launch 18- Central structure + SP5 • Disposal of SP4 prior to berthing – Launch 19-22- Propulsion stacks – Each propulsion stack is captured & berthed by Robotic arm from service platform Service Platform 3 Front Node
s HMM Assessment Study Report: CDF-20(A) February 2004 page 97 of 422 – Each propulsion stack will require a Launcher upper stage to provide rendezvous capability. Service Platform 5 Figure 2-54: Launch of TMI stage 1 2.8.3.7 Launch 23- ERC and ‘appendage’ assembly • Addition of ERC and Appendages – ERC – Four Solar Arrays (EVA-assisted Assembly) – Two Antennas (EVA-assisted Assembly) • Disposal of SP2 prior to ERC docking EVA Airlock 1 Back Node Service Platform 2 – Launch Mass (Estimated) – ERC will require a launcher upper stage to provide rendezvous and docking capability. – Appendages will require disposable support structure (possible component of disposable upper stage) and will require EVA-assisted assembly by robotic arm from service platform. Service Platform 5 EVA Airlock 1 Figure 2-55: Launch of ERC and appendage 2.8.3.8 Launches 24-25- Composite completion • Resupply, Crew Transfer, Re-fuel & Addition of MEV prior to service platform disposal – Launch 24 - Consumables (Re) Supply – Service platform disposal to free port for MEV – Post service platform disposal • Launch 25 – MEV Habitation Module Habitation Module Service Platform 3 Front Node Service Platform 3
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s<br />
EVA<br />
Airlock 1<br />
Back<br />
Node<br />
Service Platform 2<br />
Habitation Module<br />
Figure 2-52: Launch of TEI and MOI<br />
2.8.3.5 Launches 9-17- TMI stages 2 & 3 assembly<br />
Service Platform 3<br />
Front<br />
Node<br />
HMM<br />
Assessment Study<br />
Report: CDF-20(A)<br />
February 2004<br />
page 96 of 422<br />
• Addition of TMI stage 2 & 3 Propulsion Stages<br />
– Launch 9- Central structure + SP4<br />
– Each propulsion stack is captured & berthed by Robotic arm from service<br />
platform<br />
– Each propulsion stack will require a Launcher upper stage to provide rendezvous<br />
capability.<br />
Service Platform 4<br />
EVA<br />
Airlock 1<br />
Back<br />
Node<br />
Service Platform 2<br />
Figure 2-53: Launch of 2 nd and 3 rd stage of TMI<br />
2.8.3.6 Launches 18-22- TMI stage 1 assembly<br />
Habitation Module<br />
• Addition of TMI stage 1 Propulsion Stages –<br />
– Launch 18- Central structure + SP5<br />
• Disposal of SP4 prior to berthing<br />
– Launch 19-22- Propulsion stacks<br />
– Each propulsion stack is captured & berthed by Robotic arm from service<br />
platform<br />
Service Platform 3<br />
Front<br />
Node