Closed ecological life support systems : cycling of carbon, nitrogen and water
Materially closed life support systems containing biological components that provide atmosphere, food and water for a human crew has been investigated for use in space travel since the 1960s. The internal cycling of organic material is the essence of these systems and their design and function is th...
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SLU/Dept. of Ecology
2020
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