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SSP 50875

Baseline

Oxygen Generation System Rack to Rack Components Interface Control Document

International Space Station Program

Baseline

August 2009

National Aeronautics and Space Administration International Space Station Program Johnson Space Center Houston, Texas

SSP 50875
Baseline

REVISION AND HISTORY PAGE

REV.
DESCRIPTION
PUB. DATE
-
Initial Release (Reference per SSCD 011705, EFF. 11-12-09)
11-19-09

(SSP 50875 is replacing the MSFC document ICD-3-60075E)

PREFACE

Oxygen generation system rack to rack components interface control document This document establishes the physical, functional, an environmental interfaces between the Oxygen Generation System (OGS) Rack components. SSP 50875 replaces the Marshall Space Flight Center document ICD-3-60075E, dated March 3, 2008.

The initial release of this document is under the control of the Space Station Program Control Board (SSPCB) and any future updates and/or revisions are delegated to the Vehicle Control Board (VCB). This document will be maintained by the Sabatier Project Manager.

/s/Kirk A. Shireman

11-12-09

Michael T. Suffredini Manager, International Space Station Program National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Date

/s/Kevin N. Window

10-16-09

Kevin N. Window Manager, Vehicle Office

Date

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION PROGRAM

interface control document

CONCURRENCE

august 2009

Prepared by:
Marybeth Edeen

OZ

sabatier project manager org

/s/Marbeth Edeen

9/15/09 signature

DATE

Concurred by:
Dale Cloud

HSSSI

OXYGEN GENERATION ASSEMBLY PROJECT MANAGER

ORG

/s/Dale Cloud

9-30-09

SIGNATURE

DATE

Concurred by:
Darren Samplatsky

HSSSI

OXYGEN GENERATION PROJECT MANAGER

ORG

/s/Darren Samplatsky

9/30/09

SIGNATURE

DATE

Concurred by:
Kathryn Ogle

MSFC/ES22

oxygen generation system lead systems engineer

ORG

/s/Kathryn Ogle

9/16/09

SIGNATURE

DATE

Concurred by:
Marybeth Edeen

OZ

sabatier project manager

ORG

/s/Marybeth Edeen

9/15/09

SIGNATURE

DATE

DQA:
Delegated Representative

OH

DATA management representative org

/s/Sandra Boriack

9/14/09

SIGNATURE

DATE

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION PROGRAM

interface control document

LIST OF CHANGES

august 2009 All changes to paragraphs, tables, and figures in this document are shown below:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PARAGRAPHPAGE
1.0Scope1-1
1.1Purpose1-1
1.2Precedence.1-1
1.3Delegation of Authority.1-1
1.4Responsibility and Change Authority.1-1
2.0Applicable DOCUMENTS2-1
2.1Government Documents.2-1
2.2Non-government documents.2-2
3.0Acronyms/Abbreviations3-2
4.0GenERAL.4-1
4.1Interface Description.4-1
4.1.1Oxygen Generation System Description.4-1
4.1.2OGS Interface Responsibilities.4-2
4.1.2.1Responsibility for the OGS.4-2
4.2Interfaces.4-2
4.2.1Rack Interface Panel.4-2
4.2.2CO2 Reduction Assembly Interface (Scar).4-3
4.2.2.1CRA Description4-3
4.2.2.2CRA Interface Responsibilities.4-4
4.2.2.2.1Responsibility for CRA.4-4
4.2.2.2.2Responsibility For Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors.4-4
4.2.2.3CRA Interface Definition.4-5
4.2.2.3.1CRA Envelope Description.4-5
4.2.2.3.2Electrical Interfaces.4-5
4.2.2.3.2.1Terminal operations.4-5
4.2.2.3.3Fluid Interfaces.4-5
4.2.2.3.3.1CRA Heat Rejection.4-5
4.2.2.3.3.1.1Heat Load.4-5
4.2.2.3.3.2Moderate Temperature Loop (MTL) Coolant.4-7
4.2.2.3.3.2.1MTL Coolant Interface Characteristics.4-7
4.2.2.3.3.2.2DELETE4-8
4.2.2.3.3.2.3MTL Coolant Leakage Rate.4-8
4.2.2.3.3.2.4MTL Coolant Connectors.4-8
4.2.2.3.3.2.5MTL CO2 Infiltration.4-8
4.2.2.3.3.2.6MTL Coolant Fill.4-8
4.2.2.3.3.3Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Supply Interface.4-8
4.2.2.3.3.3.1Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Supply Interface Characteristics.4-8
4.2.2.3.3.3.2Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Supply Interface Connector.4-8
4.2.2.3.3.4Waste Water Interface.4-8
4.2.2.3.3.4.1Waste Water Interface Characteristics.4-9
4.2.2.3.3.4.2Waste Water Connector.4-9
4.2.2.3.3.5Waste Gas Interface.4-9
4.2.2.3.3.5.1Waste Gas Interface Characteristics.4-9
4.2.2.3.3.5.2Waste Gas Connector.4-9
4.2.2.3.3.5.3Waste Gas Water Content.4-10
4.2.2.3.3.6Hydrogen Interface.4-12
4.2.2.3.3.6.1Hydrogen Interface Characteristics.4-12
4.2.2.3.3.6.2Hydrogen Connector.4-12
4.2.2.3.3.7Cooling Air Interface.4-12
4.2.2.3.3.7.1Cooling Air Interface Characteristics.4-12
4.2.2.3.3.8Carbon Dioxide CO2 Storage Interface.4-12
4.2.2.3.3.8.1Carbon Dioxide CO2 Storage Interface Characteristics.4-13
4.2.2.3.3.8.2Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Storage Interface Connector.4-13
4.2.3DELETE4-13
4.2.3.1DELETE4-13
4.2.3.2DELETE4-13
4.2.3.2.1DELETE4-13
4.2.3.2.2DELETE4-13
4.2.3.3DELETE4-13
4.2.3.3.1DELETE4-13
4.2.3.3.2DELETE4-13
4.2.3.3.3DELETE4-13
4.2.3.3.3.1DELETE4-13
4.2.3.3.3.1.1DELETE4-14
4.2.3.3.3.2DELETE4-14
4.2.3.3.3.2.1DELETE4-14
4.2.3.3.3.2.2DELETE4-14
4.2.3.3.3.2.3DELETE4-14
4.2.3.3.3.2.4DELETE4-14
4.2.3.3.3.2.5DELETE4-14
4.2.3.3.3.2.5.1DELETE4-14
4.2.3.3.3.2.6DELETE4-14
4.2.4Power Supply Module (PSM) Interface.4-14
4.2.4.1PSM Description.4-14
4.2.4.2PSM Interface Responsibilities.4-14
4.2.4.2.1Responsibility for PSM.4-14
4.2.4.2.2Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors.4-14
4.2.4.3PSM Interface Description.4-14
4.2.4.3.1Structural/Mechanical Attachment.4-14
4.2.4.3.2Electrical Interfaces.4-15
4.2.4.3.2.1Connectors.4-15
4.2.4.3.2.1.1Electrical Power Connectors.4-15
4.2.4.3.2.1.2Data Connectors.4-15
4.2.5Remote Power Controller Module (RPCM) Interface.4-19
4.2.5.1RPCM Description.4-19
4.2.5.2RPCM Interface Responsibilities.4-19
4.2.5.2.1Responsibility for the RPCM.4-19
4.2.5.2.2Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors.4-19
4.2.5.3RPCM Interface Definition.4-19
4.2.5.3.1Structural/Mechanical Attachment.4-19
4.2.5.3.2Electrical Interfaces.4-21
4.2.5.3.2.1Connectors.4-21
4.2.5.3.2.1.1Electrical Power Connectors.4-21
4.2.5.3.2.1.2Data Connectors.4-22
4.2.6Avionics Air Assembly (AAA) Interface.4-24
4.2.6.1AAA Description.4-24
4.2.6.2AAA Interface Responsibilities.4-24
4.2.6.2.1Responsibility For AAA.4-24
4.2.6.2.2Responsibility For Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors.4-24
4.2.6.3AAA Interface Definition.4-25
4.2.6.3.1Structural/Mechanical Attachment.4-25
4.2.6.3.2Electrical Interfaces.4-25
4.2.6.3.2.1Receive Power.4-25
4.2.6.3.2.2Command and Data Handling Interfaces.4-25
4.2.6.3.2.2.1MDM Discretes.4-25
4.2.7Rack Power Switch (RPS) Interface.4-25
4.2.7.1RPS Description.4-25
4.2.7.2RPS Interface Responsibilities.4-25
4.2.7.2.1Responsibility for RPS.4-25
4.2.7.2.2Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/ Tubing/ Connectors.4-25
4.2.7.3Interface Definition.4-25
4.2.7.3.1RPS Envelope Description.4-26
4.2.7.3.2Structural/Mechanical Attachment.4-26
4.2.8Area Smoke Detector (ASD) Interface.4-26
4.2.8.1ASD Description.4-26
4.2.8.2ASD Interface Responsibilities.4-26
4.2.8.2.1Responsibility for ASD.4-26
4.2.8.2.2Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling /Connectors.4-26
4.2.8.3Interface Definition.4-26
4.2.8.3.1Structural/Mechanical Attachment.4-26
4.2.9Internal Thermal Control System (ITCS) Coldplate Interface.4-27
4.2.9.1ITCS Coldplate Description.4-27
4.2.9.2ITCS Coldplate Interface Responsibilities.4-27
4.2.9.2.1Responsibility for ITCS Coldplate.4-27
4.2.9.2.2Responsibility for Interconnect Tubing/Connectors.4-27
4.2.10Oxygen Generation Assembly (OGA) Interface.4-27
4.2.10.1OGA Description.4-27
4.2.10.2OGA Interface Responsibilities.4-28
4.2.10.2.1Responsibility for OGA.4-28
4.2.10.2.2Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors.4-28
4.2.10.3Interface Definition.4-29
4.2.10.3.1Envelope Description.4-29
4.2.10.3.2Physical Connections.4-31
4.2.10.3.3Structural/Mechanical Attachment.4-31
4.2.10.3.4Electrical Interfaces.4-35
4.2.10.3.4.1Electrical Power.4-35
4.2.10.3.4.1.1OGA Process Controller.4-36
4.2.10.3.4.1.2OGA Cell Stack.4-37
4.2.10.3.4.2Data Connectors.4-37
4.2.10.3.4.2.1OGA Process Controller 1553B Interface.4-38
4.2.10.3.4.2.2OGA Process Controller/ PSM /SRS Interface.4-39
4.2.10.3.4.2.3DELETE4-43
4.2.10.3.5Fluid Interfaces.4-44
4.2.10.3.5.1Fluid Connections.4-44
4.2.10.3.5.2Heat Load.4-46
4.2.10.3.5.3MTL Coolant Interface Characteristics.4-46
4.2.10.3.5.3.1DELETE4-46
4.2.10.3.5.3.2DELETE4-46
4.2.10.3.5.4Feed Water.4-46
4.2.10.3.5.4.1Feed Water Interface Characteristics.4-46
4.2.10.3.5.5Supply Waste Hydrogen.4-47
4.2.10.3.5.5.1Supply Waste Hydrogen to RIP Interface Characteristics.4-47
4.2.10.3.5.6Supply Cabin Oxygen4-47
4.2.10.3.5.6.1Supply Cabin Oxygen Interface Definition.4-47
4.2.10.3.5.7Supply Hydrogen.4-47
4.2.10.3.5.7.1Supply hydrogen interface characteristics.4-47
4.2.10.3.5.8Supply waste water to rack.4-47
4.2.10.3.5.8.1Supply waste water temperature.4-47
4.2.10.3.5.8.2Supply waste water pressure.4-47
4.2.10.3.5.8.2.1Supply waste water maximum design pressure .4-48
4.2.10.3.5.8.3Supply waste water flow rate.4-48
4.2.10.3.5.8.4Supply waste water connector.4-48
4.2.11OGS Coolant Manifold Interface.4-48
4.2.11.1OGS Coolant Manifold Description.4-48
4.2.11.2OGS Coolant Manifold Interface Responsibilities.4-49
4.2.11.2.1Responsibility for OGS Coolant Manifold.4-49
4.2.11.3Coolant manifold interface definition.4-49
4.2.11.3.1Envelope Description.4-49
4.2.11.3.2Structural Interface.4-49
4.2.11.3.2.1Structural/Mechanical Attachment.4-49
4.2.11.3.3Fluid Interfaces.4-50
4.2.11.3.3.1Fluid Connectors.4-50
4.2.11.3.3.1.1DELETED.4-50
4.2.11.3.3.1.2RIP Connectors4-50
4.2.11.3.3.1.3OGS Component Connectors.4-50
4.2.11.3.3.2Coolant Interface Characteristics.4-50
4.2.11.3.3.2.1OGA Heat Exchanger Interface.4-50
4.2.11.3.3.2.2OGA Process Controller Interface.4-51
4.2.11.3.3.2.3PSM Coldplate Interface.4-51
4.2.11.3.3.2.4AAA Interface.4-51
4.2.11.3.3.2.5DELETED.4-51
4.2.11.3.3.2.6CRA Interface.4-51
4.2.11.3.3.2.7DELETED.4-52
4.2.11.3.3.2.8DELETED.4-52
4.2.12CRA Scar Connector Panel Interface.4-52
4.2.12.1CRA Scar Connector Panel Description.4-52
4.2.12.2CRA Scar Connector Panel Interface Responsibilities.4-52
4.2.12.2.1Responsibility for CRA Scar Connector Panel.4-52
4.2.12.2.2Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/ Tubing/ Connectors.4-52
4.2.12.3CRA Scar Connector Panel Interface Definition.4-52
4.2.12.3.1CRA Scar Connector Panel Envelope Description.4-52
4.2.12.3.2Electrical Interfaces.4-52
4.2.12.3.2.1Connectors.4-53
4.2.12.3.2.1.1Power Connector.4-53
4.2.12.3.2.1.2Data Connectors.4-54
4.2.12.3.2.1.2.11553B Connector.4-54
4.2.12.3.2.1.2.2DELETE4-54
4.2.12.3.2.1.2.3CRA Discrete Data Connector.4-55
4.2.12.3.3Fluid Interfaces.4-56
4.2.12.3.3.1Fluid Connectors.4-56

APPENDIX

Aglossarya-1
bopen work itemsb- 1

TABLE

IRIP Electrical Connector Responsibility4-2
IIRIP Fluid Connector Responsibility4-3
IIICRA Interface Panel Fluid Connections4-11
IVPSM Power In Connector J14-15
VPSM Power In Connector J24-16
VIPSM Power Out Connector J34-16
VIIPSM Control/ Data Connector J44-17
VIIIRPCM Power In Bay J1B4-19
IXRPCM Power Out Bay J1A4-20
XRPCM Control/Data Connector J1C4-23
XIOGA Cable Responsibility4-29
XIIOGA Fluid Line Responsibility4-29
XIIIECLSS Equipment Rack Structure Drawing List4-29
XIVOGA Fluid and Electrical Line Physical Locations4-34
XVPSM Electrical Power Interface Parameters4-36
XVIOGA Process Controller Power Connector A302-J14-37
XVIIOGA Cell Stack Power Connector A301-J24-37
VIIIOGA Process Controller 1553B Data Connector A302-J54-38
XIXOGA Process Controller To PSM/SRS Control/Data Connector A302-J74-40
XXPSM Data Interface Characteristics4-41
XXIOGA Process Controller To SRS Data Connector A302-J94-43
XXIISRS Data Interface Characteristics4-44
XXIIIOGA Fluid Connections4-45
XXIVOGA Heat Load4-46
XXVCRA Scar Connector Panel Power Connector J31 Pin Assignments4-53
XXVICRA Scar Connector Panel 1553B Data Connector J32 Pin Assignments4-54
XXVIISRS/CMS MDM Hardwire Connector J33 Pin Assignments4-55
XXVIIICRA Scar Connector Panel Discrete Data Connector J34 Pin Assignments4-55

FIGURE

1CRA Functional Interface Diagram4-4
2CRA Mounting Envelope4-6
2CRA Mounting Envelope (cont.)4-7
3DELETE4-13
4DELETE4-13
5OGA to Rack Components Functional Interface Diagram4-28
6OGS Envelope4-33
7DELETE4-35
8DELETE4-35
9DELETE4-35
10OGS Coolant Manifold Functional Interface Diagram4-49
11DELETE4-52

i

Scope The scope of this document is limited to the interfaces between the Oxygen Generation System (OGS) components.

Purpose The purpose of this document is to define the physical, functional, and environmental interfaces between the OGS Rack components.

Precedence.

In the event of conflict between SSP 50318, Node 3 Prime Item Development Specification, and the contents of this Interface Control Document (ICD) , the requirements of SSP 50318 shall take precedence.

Delegation of Authority This document is approved by, and is subject to, the Vehicle Control (VCB) using the change control process as defined in SSP 50123, Configuration Management Handbook. Changes to the baselined SSP 50875, Oxygen Generation System Rack to Rack Components Interface Control Document must be dispositioned and approved by the VCB.

Responsibility and Change Authority This document is prepared and maintained in accordance with SSP 30459, NASA Space Station Interface Control Plan.

1-1 Applicable DOCUMENTS Government Documents The following documents of the exact issue shown form a part of this document to the extent specified herein.

SPECIFICATIONS

Federal
Military

STANDARDS

Federal
Military
MIL-STD-1553B

Rev. B, CN 004 January 15, 1996

Digital Time Division Command/Response Multiplex Data Bus

HANDBOOKS

Federal
Military

OTHER GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS

SSP 41002

Current Issue

International Standard Payload Rack (ISPR) to NASA/ ESA/ NASDA Modules Interface Control Document

SSP 41017, Part 2 Current Issue

Rack to Mini Pressurized Logistics Module Interface Control Document

SSP 30258:006

Current Issue

Space Station Program Internal Thermal Control Coldplate Set Standard Interface Control Document

SSP 30262:013

Rev. E October 23, 1996

Space Station Program Smoke Detector Assembly Standard Interface Control Document

SSP 30263:002

Rev. L December 10, 1997

Remote Power Controller Module Standard Interface Control Document

SSP 30459

Current Issue

NASA Space Station Interface Control Plan

SSP 30482, Vol. 1 Rev. C May 4, 1997

Electrical Power Specifications and Standards: Vol. 1, EPS Electrical Power Specification

SSP 30573

Revision D Space Station Program Fluid Procurement and Use Control Specification

SSP 50123
Configuration Management Handbook

SSP 50316

Revision B

Oxygen Generation System Rack to Node 3 Interface Control Document

SSP 50318

Current Issue

Node 3 Prime Item Development Specification

SSP 57007

Current Issue

ISPR Structural Integrator’s Handbook

SSP 57020

Current Issue

Pressurized Payload Accommodation Handbook

SSQ 21652

Current Issue General Spec. for Wire, Electric, Silicon-insulated, Nickel-coated Copper, Space Quality

SSQ 21655

Current Issue General Spec. for Cable, Electrical, MIL-STD-1553 Data Bus, Space Quality

SSQ 21656

Current Issue General Spec. for Wire and Cable, Electric, Fluoropolymer-Insulated, Nickel-coated Copper or Copper Alloy

MSFC Drawing 97M11796

OGS Rack System Schematic

Non-government documents The following documents of the exact issue shown form a part of this document to the extent specified herein.

683-50243-012 Current Issue

ECLSS Payload Rack Drawing Report

683-50370 Rev. C

Rack Power Switch Interface Control Document

683-15204 Current Issue

Avionics Air Assembly, Boeing-Hamilton Standard Interface Definition Drawing

2-2 Acronyms/ Abbreviations The following acronyms are related to the SSP 50875, Oxygen Generation System Rack to Rack Components Interface Control Document.

AAA
Avionics Air Assembly
ASD
Area Smoke Detector
AWG
American Wire Gauge
C
Celsius
CAD
Computer-Aided Design
C&DH
Command and Data and Handling
CDRA
Carbon Dioxide Removal Assembly
CFE
Contractor Furnished Equipment
CMS
Carbon Dioxide Management Subassembly
CH4
Methane
CO2
Carbon Dioxide
CRA
CO2 Reduction Assembly
dc
Direct Current
DIO
Digital Input/Output
ECLSS
Environmental Control and Life Support System
EMC
Electromagnetic Compatibility
ESA
European Space Agency
F
Fahrenheit
PC
Process Controller
GFE
Government Furnished Equipment
hr
Hour
HSSSI
Hamilton Sundstrand Space Systems International
HX
Heat Exchanger
H2
Hydrogen
H2O
Water
HO
Arbitrary Nomenclature to define circuit
HX
Heat Exchanger
ICD
Interface Control Document
ISPR
International Standard Payload Rack
ISS
International Space Station
ITCS
Internal Thermal Control System
JSC
Johnson Space Center
kW
Kilowatt
lb.
Pound
MDM
Multiplexer/Demultiplexer
MDP
Maximum Design Pressure
MSFC
Marshall Space Flight Center
MT
Moderate Temperature
MTL
Moderate Temperature Loop
N/A
Not Applicable
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASDA
National Space Development Agency (Japan)
NSTS
National Space Transportation System
N2
Nitrogen
OGA
Oxygen Generation Assembly
OGS
Oxygen Generation System
ORU
Orbital Replaceable Unit
O2
Oxygen
psi
Pounds per Square Inch
psia
Pounds per Square Inch Absolute
psid
Pounds per Square Inch Differential
psig
Pounds per Square Inch Gauge
PSM
Power Supply Module
QD
Quick Disconnect
RF
Radio Frequency
RIP
Rack Interface Panel
RPS
Rack Power Switch
RPCM
Remote Power Controller Module
RT
Remote Terminal
SC
Single Conductor
Scar
Item is planned for, but not implemented
scc
Standard Cubic Centimeters
SDO
Solenoid Driver Output
SPEC
Specification
SRS
Sabatier Reactor Subassembly
SSP
Space Station Program
SSPCB
Space Station Program Board
TBD
To Be Determined
TBR
To Be Resolved
TCS
Thermal Control System
TP
Twisted Pair
TSP
Twisted Shielded Pair
V
Volts
VCB
Vehicle Control Board
Vdc
Volts Direct Current
W
Watt
WRS
Water Recovery System

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4-34 GenERAL Interface Description The interfaces specified herein are applicable to the OGS Rack components. The Rack Components will have a combination of power, data, thermal coolant, feed and waste water, environmental, cabin atmosphere, and the structural/mechanical interfaces.

A functional interface diagram between the OGS Rack and the Node 3 is defined in SSP 50316, Oxygen Generation System Rack to Node 3 Interface Control Document, Figure 3.1.1.1-1, Oxygen Generation System Rack to Node 3 Functional Interface Diagram.

SSP 57007, ISPR Structural Integrator’s Handbook, provides the structural information needed for physical integration of a Payload into an International Standard Payload Rack (ISPR). Mechanically, functionally and pragmatically, the Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS) Equipment Rack is structurally identical to an ISPR.

The Rack Components are comprised of Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC), Johnson Space Center (JSC), Hamilton Sundstrand Space Systems International (HSSSI), International Space Station (ISS) Program (both Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) and Contractor Furnished Equipment (CFE)) hardware and software. The component interfaces are defined in the subsequent paragraphs.

Oxygen Generation System Description The OGS assembly consists of the following components:

a. Rack Interface Panel (RIP)

b. CO2 Reduction Assembly (CRA) (scar)

c. CRA Scar Connector Panel

d. Power Supply Module (PSM)

e. Remote Power Controller Module (RPCM)

f. Avionics Air Assembly (AAA)

g. Rack Power Switch (RPS)

h. Area Smoke Detector (ASD)

i. Bracket Assembly/Coldplates and mounting

j. Oxygen Generation Assembly (OGA)

k. OGS Coolant Manifold

l. ECLSS Equipment Rack The OGS is fully compatible with the ISPR attachment mechanisms and envelopes. A functional diagram of the OGS is depicted in MSFC Drawing 97M11796, “OGS Rack System Schematic”.

OGS Interface Responsibilities Responsibility for the OGS Unless otherwise noted herein, Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC), under agreement with the ISS Program Office, has the responsibility for designing the OGS Rack to the interface herein.

Interfaces All defined interface characteristics in the subsequent paragraphs which are identified as failure conditions represent the extreme value(s) for the associated characteristic (i.e. that interface will never experience a higher/lower value for that characteristic). For all other defined interface characteristics, the extreme value(s) represent the normal operating range for the associated characteristic (i.e. no OGS rack component will ever be required to operate when any of its interface characteristics are outside of its specified range).

Rack Interface Panel The OGS design will incorporate provisions for a rack interface panel as shown in SSP 50316, figures 3.2.1.3-1 and 3.2.1.3-2 for connection of utilities between the OGS Rack and Rack components. The RIP connectors are as defined in SSP 50316. Table I - RIP Electrical Connector Responsibility and Table II - RIP Fluid Connector Responsibility define responsibility for each connector.

Table I RIP Electrical Connector Responsibility

Designator
Responsibility
J1 (6 KW)
MSFC
J2 (3 KW)
MSFC
J3 (HARDWIRE)
MSFC
J4 (1553 B CHANNEL A)
MSFC
J5 (1553 B CHANNEL B)
MSFC

Table II RIP Fluid Connector Responsibility

Designator
Responsibility
MT Water Supply
MSFC
MT Water Return
MSFC
N2
HSSSI
Feed Water
HSSSI
Waste Water
MSFC
Waste Gas (H2/N2)
HSSSI
Waste Gas (CO2/CH4)
MSFC
CO2
MSFC

CO2 Reduction Assembly Interface (Scar) CRA Description The CRA contains a CO2 compressor and a Sabatier reactor. The Carbon Dioxide Removal Assembly (CDRA) removes CO2 from the air and plumbs it to the Node 3 or US Lab standoff. This CO2 is drawn into the CRA by its CO2 compressor, compressed, and sent out of the CRA to a CO2 storage tank that is resident in the OGS rack. The compressed CO2 is drawn back into the CRA in a cyclic mode when waste H2 is available from the OGA for reacting. These gases are fed into the Sabatier reactor where they are combined to form methane and water vapor. The water vapor is condensed, separated and routed to the Water Recovery System (WRS) for processing (i.e. conversion to potable water) and the methane (along with some unreacted CO2 and H2 and remaining water vapor) will be vented to space. The functional interface diagram for the CRA is shown in Figure 1 - CRA Functional Interface Diagram.

Figure 1 CRA Functional Interface Diagram

CRA Interface Responsibilities Responsibility for CRA Unless otherwise noted herein, HSSSI has the responsibility for designing the CRA to the interfaces defined herein.

Responsibility For Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors MSFC will be responsible for providing interconnecting cabling between the OGS and CRA and between the OGA and CRA. MSFC will also be responsible for providing interconnecting tubing between the OGS and the CRA and between the CO2 Accumulator and the CRA. HSSSI will be responsible for providing the hydrogen interconnecting tubing between the OGA and CRA, the rack mounting structure/hardware/brackets for the CRA, and air ducting between the CRA and the OGS AAA. HSSSI is responsible for any changes to existing OGS hardware that may be required in order to operate the CRA in the OGS Rack.

CRA Interface Definition CRA Envelope Description The volume reserved for the CRA is defined in Figure 2 - CRA Mounting Envelope. Volume available for CRA use outside that defined in Figure 2 is defined by the integrated OGS Rack drawing package. The integrated rack Computer-Aided Design (CAD) model, which is not under Configuration Management control, will be provided for reference only. Routing of any ducting for air flow shall be in available volume in the rack.

Electrical Interfaces The CRA electrical connectors will be functionally equivalent to connector part numbers defined in Table XXV - CRA Scar Connector Panel Power Connector J31 Pin Assignments, Table XXVI - CRA Scar Connector Panel 1553B Data Connector J32 Pin Assignments, and Table XXVIII - CRA Scar Connector Panel Discrete Data Connector J34 Pin Assignments.

Terminal operations CRA components with software shall respond as a remote terminal to the Node 3 and USLab bus controllers in accordance with MIL-STD-1553B.

a. The CRA Remote Terminal address is 16.

b. The CRA Remote Terminal address will be set on the CRA side of the interface.

Fluid Interfaces CRA Heat Rejection Heat Load The total heat load generated by the CRA shall be a maximum of 950 Watts. No more than 500 W shall be rejected to AAA cooling air, and no more than 560 W shall be rejected to the Moderate Temperature Loop (MTL) coolant.

Figure 2 CRA Mounting Envelope Indicates volume reserved for CRA hardware.

Indicates volume reserved for OGA hardware.

Figure 2 CRA Mounting Envelope (cont.)

Moderate Temperature Loop (MTL) Coolant MTL Coolant Interface Characteristics The following constitutes the MTL coolant interface characteristics at the CRA Interface Panel:

a. Coolant Supply temperature will be between 61 and 65°F.

b. Coolant Supply pressure will be between 18 and 120 psia.

c. The CRA shall have a coolant pressure drop of 3.5 psid at a flow rate of 173 lb/hr.

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MTL Coolant Leakage Rate The CRA coolant components will have a total maximum equivalent leakage rate of 1x10-4 scc/sec of GHe while at Maximum Design Pressure (MDP) and ambient temperature.

MTL Coolant Connectors The CRA will interface with the MTL connectors specified in Table III - CRA Interface Panel Fluid Connections.

MTL CO2 Infiltration Potential leak paths between the CRA CO2 volumes and the Internal Thermal Control System (ITCS) coolant lines shall be welded or brazed.

MTL Coolant Fill The CRA will be charged with ISS coolant by NASA at KSC prior to launch. The gas content of the CRA coolant lines after charging will not exceed 2% by volume. ISS coolant characteristics are defined by SSP 30573.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Supply Interface The CRA will receive CO2 from the RIP.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Supply Interface Characteristics The CO2 supply interface characteristics are as defined in SSP 50316, paragraph 3.2.1.4.8.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Supply Interface Connector The CRA will interface with the connector specified in Table III - CRA Interface Panel Fluid Connections.

Waste Water Interface The CRA will supply waste water to the Rack. The Rack combines the waste water streams from the CRA and the OGA and supplies the combined streams to Node 3 or to the US Lab at the RIP. The CRA will supply waste water only when the Waste Water Bus is available to receive waste water.

Waste Water Interface Characteristics The following constitutes waste water interface characteristics at the CRA Interface Panel:

a. The CRA will supply waste water to the rack against a back pressure from 0 to 8.15 psig.

b. The CRA will supply waste water to the rack at a temperature range of 65 to 113 °F.

c. The CRA will supply waste water to the rack at an average flow rate of 0.54 lb/hr when reacting hydrogen from the OGS operating at its 100% oxygen generation rate. The maximum flow rate will not exceed 200 lb/hr for a period of 1 minute.

Waste Water Connector The CRA will interface with the waste water connector specified in Table III - CRA Interface Panel Fluid Connections.

Waste Gas Interface The CRA will supply waste gas to the rack. The rack merges the waste gas lines from the CRA and the OGA and supplies the waste gas to the USLab or to Node 3 at the H2/N2 interface on the RIP. Under nominal operation, the CRA will supply waste gas to the rack only when the OGA is not supplying waste gas to the rack.

Waste Gas Interface Characteristics The waste gas interface characteristics are as defined in the applicable sub-paragraphs of SSP 50316, paragraph 3.2.1.4.7, as follows:

a. The CRA will supply waste gas to the rack at the temperature range defined in SSP 50316, paragraph 3.2.1.4.7.1.a.

b. The CRA will supply waste gas to the rack at the pressure range defined in SSP 50316, paragraph 3.2.1.4.7.2.b.

c. The CRA will supply waste gas to the rack at the maximum design pressure defined in SSP 50316, paragraph 3.2.1.4.7.2.1.a.

d. The CRA will supply waste gas to the rack at the maximum flow rate defined in SSP 50316, paragraph 3.2.1.4.7.3.b.

Waste Gas Connector The CRA will interface with the waste gas connector specified in Table III - CRA Interface Panel Fluid Connections.

Waste Gas Water Content Under normal operating conditions the CRA will supply waste gas having a water vapor content of 0.03 lb/hr max. The worst case CRA waste gas water vapor content under failure conditions will be 0.075 lb/hr max for a maximum duration of 5 minutes.

Table III CRA Interface Panel Fluid Connections

Fluid Connection Interface
Category

(1) Keying (2)

QD Body Size
CRA Interface Panel Side Vendor Part Number (2)
Interconnect Tubing Side Vendor Part Number
MTL Coolant Supply
6
B
½ in
505009-291-2

(SV826291-2)

2000-96M-62 (96M12560-62) (3)

MTL Coolant Return
6
C
½ in
505009-291-3

(SV826291-3)

2000-96M-63 (96M12560-63) (3)

Waste Gas (CO2, CH4, H20, H2) Return
2
E
½ in
505009-291-9

(SV826291-9)

(4)

Waste Water to Rack
7
A
½ in
505009-291-1

(SV826291-1)

2000-96M-61 (96M12560-61) (3)

Carbon Dioxide Supply
2
G
½ in
505009-291-7

(SV826291-7)

2000-96M-64 (96M12560-64) (3)

Carbon Dioxide Storage
2
F
½ in
505009-291-6

(SV826291-6)

2000-96M-65 (96M12560-65) (3)

Hydrogen Supply
N/A
D
½ in
505009-291-4

(SV826291-4)

(4)

(1) Categories as defined in Boeing drawing 683-16348.

(2) Vendor part numbers and keying as defined by Parker Stratoflex drawing 505009. The part numbers in parentheses are the HSSSI drawing numbers.

(3) Vendor part numbers are defined by Parker Stratoflex drawing 505300. The part numbers in parentheses are MSFC drawing numbers.

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(4) Interconnecting plumbing will be provided by HSSSI. Connector part numbers will be provided when the information is available.

Hydrogen Interface The CRA will receive hydrogen from the OGA.

Hydrogen Interface Characteristics The following constitutes hydrogen interface characteristics at the CRA Interface Panel:

a. Hydrogen pressure will be between 2 x 10-4 and 13.5 psia.

b. Hydrogen maximum design pressure of 268 psia.

c. Hydrogen temperature will be between 65 and 109°F.

d. Hydrogen flow will be between 0.02 and 0.12 lb/hr when flowing.

Hydrogen Connector The CRA will interface with the hydrogen connector specified in Table III - CRA Interface Panel Fluid Connections.

Cooling Air Interface The CRA will receive local rack air and return it to the AAA.

Cooling Air Interface Characteristics The following constitutes the cooling air interface characteristics at the CRA Rack Air interface:

a. Cooling Air Supply temperature will be between 63 and 75°F.

b. Cooling Air Supply pressure will be between 13.9 and 15.2 psia.

c. Cooling Air flow will be 22 acfm at a pressure drop in the CRA of 1.0 in-H2O at 70°F and 14.7 psia.

d. The CRA cooling air pressure drop will not exceed 1.2 in-H2O.

e. The physical interface for CRA cooling air return is provided by the OGS Rack AAA Manifold, drawing number 96M11527, find number 7.

Carbon Dioxide CO2 Storage Interface The CRA will both deliver and receive CO2 to and from the CO2 Accumulator.

Carbon Dioxide CO2 Storage Interface Characteristics The following constitutes the CO2 Storage interface characteristics:

a. CO2 Storage temperature will be 61 to 113°F.

b. CO2 Storage pressure will be controlled by CRA operation to between 16 and 145 psig.

c. The MDP of the CO2 storage hardware is 145 psig.

d. CO2 Storage flow to and from the accumulator will be up to 2.5 lb/hr.

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Storage Interface Connector The CRA will interface with the connector specified in Table III - CRA Interface Panel Fluid Connections.

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Power Supply Module (PSM) Interface PSM Description The PSM provides the power source for the OGA electrolysis cell stack. The PSM will receive one electrical power feed from the RIP and subsequently provide power to the OGA Cell Stack. In addition, the PSM will receive an auxiliary power feed from the Remote Power Controller Module (RPCM) for housekeeping.

PSM Interface Responsibilities Responsibility for PSM Unless otherwise noted herein, MSFC has the responsibility for designing the PSM to the interfaces herein.

Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors MSFC will be responsible for providing interconnecting cabling/connectors and rack mounting structure/hardware/brackets.

PSM Interface Description Structural/Mechanical Attachment The PSM structural/mechanical interface will be accomplished by utilization of rack secondary structure and component specific rack mounting structure. Integration of the PSM into the rack will be responsibility of the rack integrator.

Electrical Interfaces Connectors Electrical Power Connectors The PSM has three electrical power connectors. Connector J1 will receive power from the RIP. Connector J2 will receive power from the RPCM internal to the rack. Connector J3 will distribute power to the OGA cell stack. The pin assignments for each connector are shown in Table IV - PSM Power In Connector J1, Table V - PSM Power In Connector J2, and Table VI - PSM Power Out Connector J3.

Data Connectors Connector J4 on the PSM will interface with the OGA Process Controller. The pin assignments for the J4 connector are defined in Table VII - PSM Control/Data Connector J4. Connector J5 will be used for bench testing of the PSM before it is integrated into the rack. This connector will be capped during flight.

Table IV PSM Power In Connector J1 PSM Connector J1

Connector Part No.
NATC07T25LN3PN
Wire Harness Drawing Number
96M11750

(W300)

Mating Cable Part No.
NATC06G25LN3SN
Insert Arrangement
25L-3
Contact ID
Signal Function
EMC Class
AWG
Wire Type
Notes
A
120 Vdc (50 Amp) PSM Input Power
EO
4
SC
SSQ 21652
B
Chassis Ground
EO
8
SC
SSQ 21652
C
120 Vdc (50 Amp) PSM Input Power Return
EO
4
SC
SSQ 21652

Table V PSM Power In Connector J2 PSM Connector J2

Connector Part No.
NATC07T15N5PN
Wire Harness Drawing Number
96M11752

(W302)

Mating Cable Part No.
NATC06G15N5SN
Insert Arrangement
15-5
Contact ID
Signal Function
EMC Class
AWG
Wire Type
Notes
A
120 Vdc (3.5 Amp) PSM Input Power
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656
B
120 Vdc (3.5 Amp) PSM Input Power Return
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656
C
Not Used
D
Not Used
E
Not Used

Table VI PSM Power Out Connector J3 PSM Connector J3

Connector Part No.
NATC07T25LN3PA
Wire Harness Drawing Number
96M11754

(W304)

Mating Cable Part No.
NATC06G25LN3SA
Insert Arrangement
25L-3
Contact ID
Signal Function
EMC Class
AWG
Wire Type
Notes
A
PSM Output Power To Cell Stack
EO
4
SC
SSQ 21652
B
Chassis Ground
EO
8
SC
SSQ 21652; connects to chassis – does not go to cell stack
C
PSM Output Power To Cell Stack Return
EO
4
SC
SSQ 21652

Table VII PSM Control/ Data Connector J4

PSM CONNECTOR J4

Connector Part No.
NATC07T15N35SN
Wire Harness Drawing Number
96M11755

(W305)

Mating Cable Part No.
NATC06G15N35PN
Insert Arrangement
15-35
Contact ID
Signal Function
EMC Class
AWG
Wire Type
Notes
1
PSM Shutdown Command – Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
2
PSM Shutdown Command – Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
3
Not Used
4
PSM Enable Command – Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
5
PSM Enable Command – Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
6
Not Used
7
PSM Mode Command – Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
8
PSM Mode Command - Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
9
Not Used
10
PSM Current Level Command - Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
11
PSM Current Level Command - Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
12
Not Used
13
PSM to Cell Stack Current Meas #1 - Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
14
PSM to Cell Stack Current Meas #1 - Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
15
Not Used
16
PSM to Cell Stack Current Meas #2 - Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
17
PSM to Cell Stack Current Meas #2 - Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
18
Not Used
19
Not Used
20
PSM Temp Meas - Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
21
PSM Temp Meas - Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ21656
22
Not Used
23
PSM Current Status - Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ 21656
24
PSM Current Status - Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ 21656
25
Not Used
26
Not Used
27
Not Used
28
Not Used
29
Not Used
30
Not Used
31
PSM to Cell Stack Voltage Meas – Hi
ML
22
TSP
SSQ 21656
32
PSM to Cell Stack Voltage Meas - Lo
ML
22
TSP
SSQ 21656
33
Not Used
34
Relay Talk Back Open
ML
22
TSP
SSQ 21656
35
Relay Talk Back Close
ML
22
TSP
SSQ 21656
36
Not Used
37
Not Used

Remote Power Controller Module (RPCM) Interface RPCM Description The RPCM serves as the primary component of the OGS Rack’s power distribution process. The RPCM will receive a 3 kW electrical power feed from the RIP and subsequently distribute power.

RPCM Interface Responsibilities Responsibility for the RPCM MSFC has the responsibility for providing the RPCM.

Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors MSFC will be responsible for providing interconnecting cabling/tubing/connectors and rack mounting structure/hardware/brackets.

RPCM Interface Definition The RPCM interface definition and integration details are as defined in SSP 30263:002, Remote Power Controller Module Standard Interface Control Document.

Structural/Mechanical Attachment The RPCM structural/mechanical interface will be accomplished by utilization of rack secondary structure and component specific rack mounting structure.

Table VIII RPCM Power In Bay J1B Bay J1B (RPCM Power In) of Connector J1 for the Remote Power Control Module (Type V)

Connector Part No.
S22681-0101
Wire Harness Drawing Number
96M11751

(W301)

Mating Cable Part No.
S22681-109-1
Insert Arrangement
J1B: D
Bay
Contact ID
Signal Function
EMC Class
AWG Wire
Wire Type
Notes
J1B
1
Not Used
J1B
2
RPCM Input Power Return
EO
8
SC
SSQ 21652
J1B
3
RPCM Input Power
EO
8
SC
SSQ 21652

Table IX RPCM Power Out Bay J1A Bay J1A (RPCM Power Out) of Connector J1 for the Remote Power Control Module (Type V)

Connector Part No.
S22681-0101
Wire Harness Drawing Number
96M11752

(W302)

Mating Cable Part No.
S22681-109-1
Insert Arrangement
J1A: F
Bay
Contact ID
Signal Function
EMC Class
AWG Wire
Wire Type
Notes
J1A
1
3.5 Adc OGA Controller Input Power
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
2
3.5 Adc Area Smoke Detector Input Power
EO
20
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
3
Not Used
J1A
4
Not Used
J1A
5
3.5 Adc PSM Input Power
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
6
3.5 Adc SRS Controller Input Power #1
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
7
Not Used
J1A
8
Not Used
J1A
9
3.5 Adc OGA Process Controller Input Power Return
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
10
3.5 Adc Area Smoke Detector Input Power Return
EO
20
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
11
Not Used
J1A
12
3.5 Adc PSM Input Power Return
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
13
3.5 Adc SRS Controller Input Power #1 Return
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
14
Not Used
J1A
15
Not Used
J1A
16
3.5 Adc SRS Controller Input Power #2 Return
EO
16
TP
SSQ21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
17
3.5 Adc Avionics Air Assembly Input Power Return
EO
20
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
18
3.5 Adc SRS Controller Input Power #3 Return
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
19
Not Used
J1A
20
Not Used
J1A
21
3.5 Adc SRS Controller Input Power #2
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
22
3.5 Adc SRS Controller Input Power #3
EO
16
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
23
Not Used
J1A
24
Not Used
J1A
25
Not Used
J1A
26
Not Used
J1A
27
3.5 Adc Avionics Air Assembly Input Power
EO
20
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
28
Not Used
J1A
29
Not Used
J1A
30
Not Used
J1A
31
Not Used
J1A
32
Not Used
J1A
33
12 Adc OGA Controller Input Power
EO
12
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
34
12 Adc CMS Compressor Input Power
EO
12
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
35
12 Adc OGA Controller Input Power Return
EO
12
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500
J1A
36
12 Adc CMS Compressor Input Power Return
EO
12
TP
SSQ 21656 or MIL-DTL-27500

Electrical Interfaces Connectors Electrical Power Connectors The RPCM receives power from the rack interface panel through Bay J1B of the J1 connector and subsequently distributes power to the following components:

a. OGA Process Controller

b. CRA

c. ASD

d. AAA

e. PSM

f. DELETE The RPCM power connector pin assignments are shown in Table VIII - RPCM Power In Bay J1B and Table IX - RPCM Power Out Bay J1A.

Data Connectors The RPCM receives 1553B telemetry from a Multiplexer/Demultiplexer (MDM) external to the rack via the RIP. The 1553B interface will be on Bay J1C of connector J1. Internal to the rack, the 1553B bus cables will be less than 10 feet in length. The pin assignments for the 1553B interface are shown in Table X - RPCM Control/Data Connector J1C.

Table X RPCM Control/Data Connector J1C Bay J1C (RPCM Control/Data) of Connector J1 for the Remote Power Control Module (Type V)

Connector Part No.
S22681-0101
Wire Harness Drawing Number
96M11751

(W301)

Mating Cable Part No.
S22681-109-1
Insert Arrangement
J1C: G
Bay
Contact ID
Signal Function
EMC Class
AWG
Wire Type
Notes
J1C
1
Not Used
J1C
2
Not Used
J1C
3
Not Used
J1C
4
Not Used
J1C
5
Not Used
J1C
6
Not Used
J1C
7
Not Used
J1C
8
Not Used
J1C
9
Not Used
J1C
10
Not Used
J1C
11
Not Used
J1C
12
Not Used
J1C
13
Not Used
J1C
14
Not Used
J1C
15
Not Used
J1C
16
Not Used
J1C
17
Not Used
J1C
18
Not Used
J1C
19
Not Used
J1C
20
Not Used
J1C
21
Not Used
J1C
22
Not Used
J1C
23
Not Used
J1C
24
Not Used
J1C
25
Not Used
J1C
26
Not Used
J1C
27
Not Used
J1C
28
Not Used
J1C
29
Not Used
J1C
30
Not Used
J1C
31
Not Used
J1C
32
Not Used
J1C
33
Not Used
J1C
34
Not Used
J1C
35
Not Used
J1C
36
RT address bit 0
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
37
RT address bit 0 Return
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
38
RT address bit 1
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
39
RT address bit 1 Return
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
40
RT address bit 3
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
41
RT address bit 3 Return
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
42
Not Used
J1C
43
RT address bit 4

Not wired

J1C
44
RT address bit 4 Return

Not wired

J1C
45
RT Parity
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
46
RT Parity Return
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
47
RT address bit 2
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
48
RT address bit 2 Return
N/A
22
SC
SSQ 21656
J1C
49
Not Used
J1C
50-C
1553B Bus A - Hi
RF
22
TSP
SSQ 21655
J1C
50-I
1553B Bus A - Lo
RF
22
TSP
SSQ 21655
J1C
50-0
1553B Bus A - Shield
RF
22
TSP
SSQ 21655
J1C
51-C
1553B Bus B - Hi
RF
22
TSP
SSQ 21655
J1C
51-I
1553B Bus B - Lo
RF
22
TSP
SSQ 21655
J1C
51-0
1553B Bus B - Shield
RF
22
TSP
SSQ 21655

Avionics Air Assembly (AAA) Interface AAA Description The AAA serves as the primary component of the OGS Rack’s air circulation/air cooling process for the integrated OGS Rack. The AAA will have power, data, thermal coolant, environmental, and structural/mechanical interfaces with the OGS Rack.

AAA Interface Responsibilities Responsibility For AAA MSFC has the responsibility for providing the Avionics Air Assembly.

Responsibility For Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors MSFC will be responsible for providing interconnecting cabling/tubing/connectors and rack mounting structure/hardware/brackets.

AAA Interface Definition The AAA interface definition and integration details are as defined in 683-15204, Avionics Air Assembly, Boeing-Hamilton Sundstrand Interface Definition Drawing.

Structural/Mechanical Attachment The AAA structural/mechanical interface will be accomplished by utilization of rack secondary structure and component specific rack mounting structure.

Electrical Interfaces Receive Power The AAA will be supplied a 3.5 amp feed.

The AAA receive electrical power connector pin assignments are defined in 683-15204, Avionics Air Assembly, Boeing-Hamilton Sundstrand Interface Definition Drawing.

Command and Data Handling Interfaces MDM Discretes The hardwire data connector pin assignments are shown in 683-15204, Avionics Air Assembly, Boeing-Hamilton Sundstrand Interface Definition Drawing.

Rack Power Switch (RPS) Interface RPS Description The RPS has the ability to turn off power from the Node 3 to the RPCM located in the OGS Rack. The RPS will have data, environmental, and structural/mechanical interfaces with the OGS Rack.

RPS Interface Responsibilities Responsibility for RPS MSFC has the responsibility for providing the Rack Power Switch.

Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/ Tubing/ Connectors MSFC will be responsible for providing interconnecting cabling/connectors and rack mounting structure/hardware/brackets.

Interface Definition The RPS interface definition and integration details are as defined in 683-50370, “Rack Power Switch Interface Control Document.”

RPS Envelope Description The RPS interface, including secondary mounting structure, will comply with the installed equipment mounting envelope and location as defined in SSP 57020, Pressurized Payload Accommodation Handbook, paragraph 4.9.2.2.2.

Structural/Mechanical Attachment The RPS structural/mechanical interface will be accomplished by utilization of rack secondary structure and component specific rack mounting structure.

Area Smoke Detector (ASD) Interface ASD Description The ASD serves as the primary component of the OGS Rack’s smoke detection system. The ASD will receive data and power from the Rack Interface Panel. Upon detection of a fire, the ASD will provide data signals to the Node 3 alerting the crew and ground of the hazardous condition. The ASD will have power, data, environmental, and structural/mechanical interfaces with the OGS Rack.

ASD Interface Responsibilities Responsibility for ASD MSFC has the responsibility for providing the ASD.

Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling /Connectors MSFC will be responsible for providing interconnecting cabling/ connectors and rack mounting structure/hardware/brackets.

Interface Definition The ASD interface definition and integration details are as defined in SSP 30262:013, Space Station Program Smoke Detector Assembly Standard Interface Control Document.

Structural/Mechanical Attachment The ASD structural/mechanical interface will be accomplished by utilization of rack secondary structure and component specific rack mounting structure.

Internal Thermal Control System (ITCS) Coldplate Interface ITCS Coldplate Description Two 683-10041-6 coldplates will provide cooling for the OGS Power Supply Module. The coldplates will have coolant, environmental, and structural/mechanical interfaces with the OGS Rack.

ITCS Coldplate Interface Responsibilities Responsibility for ITCS Coldplate MSFC has the responsibility for providing the ITCS Coldplates.

Responsibility for Interconnect Tubing/Connectors MSFC will be responsible for providing interconnecting tubing/connectors and rack mounting structure/hardware/brackets.

Oxygen Generation Assembly (OGA) Interface OGA Description The OGA generates oxygen from water to support crew metabolic consumption and atmospheric losses. A functional interface is shown in Figure 5 - OGA to Rack Components Functional Interface Diagram. The OGA will have power, data, coolant, feed water, environmental, waste water, and structural/mechanical interfaces with the OGS Rack and other Rack components. The OGA will also provide interface scars to accommodate future addition of the SRS to the OGS rack.

H2/N2 Power Rack Structure Rack Front Panel Coolant Manifold

RPCM

SRS

Process Controller

OGA

Hydrogen (scar) Feed Water Coolant Return Coolant Supply Oxygen 1553B Cmd/Data Cmd/Data Power Data (scar) Waste

Water

AAA

Coolant Air Cabin

Ambient

Air Rack air Coolant Air Structural/Mechanical Nitrogen

OGA

ORUs coolant

RIP

OGA

Process C ontroller

PSM

SRS

(scar)

Figure 5 OGA to Rack Components Functional Interface Diagram OGA Interface Responsibilities Responsibility for OGA Unless otherwise noted herein, HSSSI has the responsibility for designing OGA to the interface as defined herein.

Responsibility for Interconnect Cabling/Tubing/Connectors MSFC will be responsible for providing interconnecting cabling between the OGS and OGA as defined in Table XI - OGA Cable Responsibility. Responsibility for interconnecting tubing between the OGS and OGA is defined in Table XII - OGA Fluid Line Responsibility. HSSSI will be responsible for providing rack mounting structure/ hardware/ brackets.

Table XI OGA Cable Responsibility

Connecting Cable Description
From
To
Responsibility
RPCM Supply Power
RPCM
OGA Process Controller
MSFC
PSM Supply Power
PSM
OGA Cell Stack
MSFC
1553B Data
RIP
OGA Process Controller
MSFC
PSM C&DH
PSM
OGA Process Controller
MSFC
SRS Data
Sabatier/ CMS (Scar Bracket)
OGA Process Controller
MSFC

Table XII OGA Fluid Line Responsibility

Connecting Line Description
From
To
Responsibility
MT Water Supply
Coolant Manifold
OGA Heat Exchanger
HSSSI
MT Water Return
OGA Heat Exchanger
Coolant Manifold
HSSSI
MT Water Supply
Coolant manifold
OGA Process Controller
MSFC
Feed Water
RIP
OGA Inlet
HSSSI
H2 Waste Gas
H2 Vent Outlet
RIP
HSSSI
H2 Supply
OGA H2 Supply Outlet
SRS H2 Inlet
HSSSI
Waste Water
OGA waste water outlet
RIP with Tee in line to SRS
MSFC
N2 Supply
RIP
OGA Nitrogen Inlet
HSSSI

Interface Definition Envelope Description Table XIII - ECLSS Equipment Rack Structure Drawing List provides a complete list of the parts and associated drawing numbers for an ECLSS Equipment Rack structure as defined in 683-50243-012. The OGA interface, including secondary mounting structure, must comply with the installed equipment mounting envelopes defined through the use of Table XIII. The actual definition of the Rack envelope is situation dependent and all drawings are not necessarily required for envelope definition.

The OGA will be installed in one vertical half of the OGS rack as shown Figure 6 - OGA Envelope.

Table XIII ECLSS Equipment Rack Structure Drawing List

Drawing Number
Title
Revision Level

(Drawing page-Rev; PL=Parts list)

683-50170
JUMPER ASSY
1--, PL-B
683-50181
POST, REAR, ASSY
1-B, PL-C
683-50182
FITTING, PARTITION
1--, PL-A
683-50183
FITTING, PARTITION
1-A, PL-B
683-50184
POST, CENTER INSTL.
1-C, PL-C
683-50187
BLANK, STRUCTURAL UTILITY PANEL
1-A, PL--
683-50189
LOWER ATTACH FITTING ASSY
1-B, 2-B, 3-A, PL--
683-50190
MEMBER, HORIZONTAL
1--, PL--
683-50191
CLIP, LOWER ATTACH
1-A, PL-B
683-50192
GANG CHANNEL
1--, PL--
683-50200
FOUR POST EQUIPMENT RACK
1-V, 2-P, 3-P, 4-P, 5-V, 6-V, PL-V
683-50201
SKIN-BONDED PART
1-J, 2-J, 3-J, 4-J, PL-H
683-50202
POST, SIDE, AFT
1-C, PL-C
683-50203
POST, SIDE, FORWARD
1-D, PL-B
683-50204
STABILIZER, SKIN
1-E, 3-E, 4-E, PL-E
683-50205
MEMBER, HORIZONTAL
1-L, 2-F, 3-K, 4-B, 5-L, 6-J, 7-C,

8-D, PL-M

683-50206
BEAM, SUPPORT, PANEL
1--, PL-C
683-50207
CLIP, MOUNTING
1-C, 2-B, 3-C, 4-C, PL-C
683-50208
SUPPORT, PANEL, UTILITY
1-N, 2-N, PL-P
683-50209
FITTING, ATTACH, BEAM
1-A, PL-B
683-50210
PLATE, SUPPORT
1-E, 2-E, 3-E, 4-E, 5-E, PL-C
683-50212
ELECTROMAGNETIC SHIELD
1-D, PL-F
683-50213
PANEL, ACCESS, REAR
1-R, 2-P, 3-N, 4-N, 5-N, PL-P
683-50215
PANEL,ACCESS,REAR
1-E, 2-E, PL-E
683-50216
PRESSURE RELIEF INSTL -
1-E, 2-E, PL-F
683-50217
PANEL, ACCESS, SIDE
1-C, PL-C
683-50218
PANEL ASSY
1-B, PL-A
683-50219
PANEL, ACCESS, SIDE
1-A, PL-A
683-50220
GROUND BUS INSTL
1-L, PL-P
683-50221
GROUND BUS DETAILS
1-J, 2-J, PL-G
683-50222
CARGO TRACK
1-E, PL-E
683-50223
PRESSURE RELIEF ASSY-
1-A, PL-D
683-50224
PRESSURE RELEF DETAILS
1-B, PL-C
683-50225
MECHANISM INSTL
1-K, 2-K, 3-C, 4-C, PL-M
683-50227
TORSION SPRING
1--, PL-B
683-50228
LOWER ATTACH FITTING ASSY
1-D, 2-D, 3-B, PL-K
683-50230
PIVOT FITTING ASSY
1-G, 2-G, PL-E
683-50231
FITTING, PARTITION
1-A, PL-H
683-50232
UPPER ATTACH FITTING ASSY
1-N, 2-N, PL-G
683-50234
LOWER ATTACH MECH ASSY
1-A, PL-B
683-50235
LOWER ATTACH
1-D, 2-D, PL-F
683-50237
UPPER ATTACH MECHANISM
1-M, 2-M, PL-H
683-50240
PIVOT MECHANISM
1-H, 2-H, PL-F
683-50243
RACK, EQUIPMENT
1-H, 2-D, 3-C, 4-H, 5-C, 6-C, 7-E, 8-E, 9-E, 10-E, 11-E, PL-R
683-50253
PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE - RACK

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