Cryogenic fluid transfer for exploration

Cryogenic fluid transfer for exploration

This paper discusses current plans and issues for exploration that involve the use of cryogenic transfer. The benefits of cryogenic transfer to exploration missions are examined. The current state of the art of transfer technology is reviewed. Mission concepts of operation for exploration are presen...

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Cryogenics
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Energy. Thermal use of fuels
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Fluid acquisition (D)
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Oxygen (B)
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