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s HMM Assessment Study Report: CDF-20(A) February 2004 page 98 of 422 • EVA-supported completion of MEV structural I/F • MEV Check-out, Commissioning Phase & Crew orientation commence at MEV delivery Once the MEV is added to the composite, the 90-day commissioning phase begins. If an in-orbit crew is required, dedicated commissioning crew shall be present for the first 60 days. Service Platform 5 2.8.3.9 Launches 26-27- Crew Figure 2-56: Launch of MEV EVA Airlock 1 Habitation Module • Launch 26 & 27 - Mars Crew delivery 30 days before departure – assumption, two launches of three crewmembers by Soyuz – alternative, single launch by shuttle 2.8.3.10 Launch 28- Cryogenic stage refueling (if required) • Refueling of Cryogenic stages performed during commissioning phase Note that the above assembly approach satisfies the constraint to minimise the Cryogenic fuel boil-off. However the assembly of the habitation modules at the beginning of the composite assembly sequence maximizes the life requirement of the equipment. Table 2-34 show a summary of the sequence defined above: MEV
s HMM Assessment Study Report: CDF-20(A) February 2004 page 99 of 422 Element Name Mass Cryo Stage? Launch Sequence Checkout time of composite Launcher Type Docking Arm required? Type Connections Robotics or EVA required? Habitation module + Service Platform 1 50,000 No 1 90 ENERGIA N/A No N/A No Node 1 + Airlock + Service Platform 2 20,000 No 2 90 A5 Capture & Berth Yes External cable(s) Yes Node 2 + Cupola + Service Platform 3 20,000 No 3 90 Proton Capture & Berth Yes External cable(s) Yes PS TEI 80,000 No 4 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS MOI 1 80,000 No 5 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS MOI 2 80,000 No 6 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS MOI 3 50,000 No 7 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS MOI 4 PM Central Structure 1 and 2 + Service 50,000 No 8 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No Platform 4 20,000 No 9 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 1 80,000 Yes 10 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 2 80,000 Yes 11 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 3 80,000 Yes 12 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 4 80,000 Yes 13 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 5 80,000 Yes 14 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 6 80,000 Yes 15 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 7 80,000 Yes 16 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 8 PM Central Structure 3 + Service Platform 80,000 Yes 17 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No 5 20,000 No 18 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 9 80,000 Yes 19 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 10 80,000 Yes 20 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 11 80,000 Yes 21 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No PS TMI 12 80,000 Yes 22 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No ERC + SA + Antennas 15,000 No 23 90 A5 Capture & Berth Yes External cable(s) Yes TV Supply 20,000 No 24 30 A5 Dock only No N/A No MEV 46,500 No 25 0 ENERGIA Dock only No Berthing/Docking No 1,511,500 25 Table 2-34: Launch sequence Main Outputs Description Days since Years since start start Date Remarks Phase A start of first element -2920 -8.0 24/12/2020 Assuming development/integration of 8 years/element First launch 0 0.0 22/12/2028 Last element launched 1293 3.5 07/07/2032 Last EVA/Shuttle launch 235 0.6 14/08/2029 End of assembly (no margin) 1306 3.6 20/07/2032 End of assembly 1486 4.1 16/01/2033 Includes Overall margin of 180 days Crew Launch 1546 4.2 17/03/2033 LV: 1 Shuttle Start of commissioning 1486 4.1 16/01/2033 Departure 1576 4.3 16/04/2033 Commissioning duration of 60 days Description Value Unit Total mass launched 1,511,500 kg Prop mass loss due to boil-off 20,358 kg Nr of launches 25 Nr of launches for EVA/robotics 2 Nr of Crew launches 0 Total number of launches 27 Remark Includes Service Platforms Mass lost until launch window and is launched as last PS Includes launch of all elements and relaunch due to boil-o Shuttle launches for EVA/arm 1 Shuttle (Could also be 2 Souyz) Table 2-35: Assembly simulation results For the baseline assembly scenario, the effect on the in-orbit assembly time and cryogenic boiloff due to a longer availability rate has been assessed and is given in Figure 2-57. Assembly time (years) 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Current Assembly Scenario 4 6 8 10 12 Energia Launch Rate (launches/year) 16000 14000 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0 Boil-off (kg) Figure 2-57: Assembly scenario Availability rate: 30days Availability rate: 60 days Boil-off (availability rate 30 days) Boil-off (availability rate 60 days)
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HMM<br />
Assessment Study<br />
Report: CDF-20(A)<br />
February 2004<br />
page 99 of 422<br />
Element Name Mass Cryo Stage?<br />
Launch<br />
Sequence<br />
Checkout<br />
time of<br />
composite<br />
Launcher<br />
Type<br />
Docking<br />
Arm required? Type<br />
Connections<br />
Robotics or<br />
EVA required?<br />
Habitation module + Service Platform 1 50,000 No 1 90 ENERGIA N/A No N/A No<br />
Node 1 + Airlock + Service Platform 2 20,000 No 2 90 A5 Capture & Berth Yes External cable(s) Yes<br />
Node 2 + Cupola + Service Platform 3 20,000 No 3 90 Proton Capture & Berth Yes External cable(s) Yes<br />
PS TEI 80,000 No 4 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS MOI 1 80,000 No 5 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS MOI 2 80,000 No 6 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS MOI 3 50,000 No 7 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS MOI 4<br />
PM Central Structure 1 and 2 + Service<br />
50,000 No 8 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
Platform 4 20,000 No 9 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 1 80,000 Yes 10 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 2 80,000 Yes 11 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 3 80,000 Yes 12 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 4 80,000 Yes 13 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 5 80,000 Yes 14 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 6 80,000 Yes 15 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 7 80,000 Yes 16 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 8<br />
PM Central Structure 3 + Service Platform<br />
80,000 Yes 17 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
5 20,000 No 18 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 9 80,000 Yes 19 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 10 80,000 Yes 20 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 11 80,000 Yes 21 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
PS TMI 12 80,000 Yes 22 30 ENERGIA Capture & Berth Yes Berthing/Docking No<br />
ERC + SA + Antennas 15,000 No 23 90 A5 Capture & Berth Yes External cable(s) Yes<br />
TV Supply 20,000 No 24 30 A5 Dock only No N/A No<br />
MEV 46,500 No 25 0 ENERGIA Dock only No Berthing/Docking No<br />
1,511,500<br />
25<br />
Table 2-34: Launch sequence<br />
Main Outputs<br />
Description<br />
Days since Years since<br />
start start<br />
Date<br />
Remarks<br />
Phase A start of first element -2920 -8.0 24/12/2020 Assuming development/integration of 8 years/element<br />
First launch 0 0.0 22/12/2028<br />
Last element launched 1293 3.5 07/07/2032<br />
Last EVA/Shuttle launch 235 0.6 14/08/2029<br />
End of assembly (no margin) 1306 3.6 20/07/2032<br />
End of assembly 1486 4.1 16/01/2033 Includes Overall margin of 180 days<br />
Crew Launch 1546 4.2 17/03/2033 LV: 1 Shuttle<br />
Start of commissioning 1486 4.1 16/01/2033<br />
Departure 1576 4.3 16/04/2033 Commissioning duration of 60 days<br />
Description Value Unit<br />
Total mass launched 1,511,500 kg<br />
Prop mass loss due to boil-off 20,358 kg<br />
Nr of launches 25<br />
Nr of launches for EVA/robotics 2<br />
Nr of Crew launches 0<br />
Total number of launches 27<br />
Remark<br />
Includes Service Platforms<br />
Mass lost until launch window and is launched as last PS<br />
Includes launch of all elements and relaunch due to boil-o<br />
Shuttle launches for EVA/arm<br />
1 Shuttle (Could also be 2 Souyz)<br />
Table 2-35: Assembly simulation results<br />
For the baseline assembly scenario, the effect on the in-orbit assembly time and cryogenic boiloff<br />
due to a longer availability rate has been assessed and is given in Figure 2-57.<br />
Assembly time (years)<br />
8<br />
7<br />
6<br />
5<br />
4<br />
3<br />
2<br />
1<br />
0<br />
Current Assembly Scenario<br />
4 6 8 10 12<br />
Energia Launch Rate (launches/year)<br />
16000<br />
14000<br />
12000<br />
10000<br />
8000<br />
6000<br />
4000<br />
2000<br />
0<br />
Boil-off (kg)<br />
Figure 2-57: Assembly scenario<br />
Availability rate: 30days<br />
Availability rate: 60 days<br />
Boil-off (availability rate<br />
30 days)<br />
Boil-off (availability rate<br />
60 days)