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The Way of Indigenous Peoples - 3D Printing Sustainable Lunar Bases from In-Situ Resources

机译:土着人民的方式 - 来自原位资源的3D印刷可持续的月球基地

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We explore the limits of in-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) on the Moon to maximise living off the land by building lunar bases from in-situ material. Currently, most ISRU schemes are focussed on: (i) extraction of water from the polar regions despite the accessibility implications, (ii) extraction of oxygen from minerals through a range of candidate processes; (iii) 3D printing regolith as protective shield structure such as D-shaping. We suggest that water and oxygen supply are not critical resources and they can be recycled through advanced controlled environmental life support systems (CELSS). Indeed, we argue that to be sustainable, extraction of highly valuable volatiles other than water (particularly carbon and nitrogen) must be husbanded responsibly. To that end, we must not waste critical resources for future generations (like burning natural gas by oil wells). We are interested in leveraging lunar resources to 3D print an entire lunar base that projects beyond the D-shape process in such a fashion that is fully sustainable and minimises supplies required from Earth. For instance, lunar basalt may be cast to form piping for the distribution of water and air through the habitat. It is but a short step from the recovery of oxygen from minerals to the recovery of a range of metals and ceramics, and a short step from the extraction of water to the extraction of volatiles for the manufacture of silicone plastic. From this, electrical cabling for the distribution of electric power and routing data may be manufactured. Fused silica glass fibre may be manufactured from lunar silicates for thermal insulation. As a step towards 3D printing lunar bases, we emphasise 3D printing the load-bearing structure, electrical system, heating system, water system, air system and orbital transport system from in-situ resources. The vast majority of systems constituting a lunar base can be manufactured from in-situ resources. The lunar base must be designed to ensure that materia
机译:我们探讨了在月球上原位资源利用率(ISRU)的限制,以通过建立原位材料建立月球基地来最大化陆地的生活。目前,大多数ISRU方案都集中在:(i)尽管有可访问性意致,(ii)通过一系列候选工艺从矿物质中提取氧气的氧气; (iii)3D打印标纹作为保护屏蔽结构,如D形。我们建议水和氧气供应不是关键资源,并且可以通过先进的受控环境生活支持系统(CELS)来回收。实际上,我们认为,为了可持续,除了水(特别是碳和氮)以外的高贵挥发物的提取必须负责任地休息。为此,我们不能为后代浪费关键资源(如油井燃烧天然气)。我们有兴趣利用月球资源到3D打印整个月球基地,以这种方式以这种方式突出,这些时尚完全可持续,最大限度地减少了地球所需的供应。例如,可以铸造月球玄武岩以形成管道以通过栖息地分配水和空气。它是从矿物质从氧气的回收到恢复一系列金属和陶瓷的短时间,以及从水提取到挥发物的促进硅氧烷塑料的短时间。由此,可以制造用于分配电力和路由数据的电缆。熔融二氧化硅玻璃纤维可以由月球硅酸盐制成以进行隔热。作为迈向3D打印月球基地的一步,我们强调3D打印承载结构,电气系统,加热系统,水系统,空气系统和轨道运输系统的原位资源。构成月球基地的绝大多数系统可以由原位资源制造。月球基地必须旨在确保原药

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