Command/Service Module - Revision history

imported>Thymo: Remove legacy tags

2017-01-14T21:36:27Z

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imported>Tschachim: no stub

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imported>Tschachim: Broken link

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	[[Image:CSM_systems_diagram.gif\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The internal systems of the Command and Service Module (CSM) as they are modeled with the SPSDK]]		[[Image:CSM_systems_diagram.gif\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The internal systems of the Command and Service Module (CSM) as they are modeled with the SPSDK]]

	The internal systems in Project Apollo are simulated with a slightly modified version of Radu Poenaru's [http://~~217~~.~~10.196.198/Orbiter~~/~~main~~.~~html~~ System & Panel SDK (SPSDK)]. But only the "system" part of the SPSDK is used, not the panel part. The panels are still managed by the Project Apollo toggle switch library. The systems and components are described as they are modeled in Project Apollo with the SPSDK. It's no documentation of the real Apollo systems. Both systems are similar and should behave identically as much as possible, but there are several differences and simplifications		The internal systems in Project Apollo are simulated with a slightly modified version of Radu Poenaru's [http://orbithangar.com/searchid.php?ID=1898 System & Panel SDK (SPSDK)]. But only the "system" part of the SPSDK is used, not the panel part. The panels are still managed by the Project Apollo toggle switch library. The systems and components are described as they are modeled in Project Apollo with the SPSDK. It's no documentation of the real Apollo systems. Both systems are similar and should behave identically as much as possible, but there are several differences and simplifications

	The following [[:Category:CSM systems \| systems and components]] of the Command/Service Module (CSM) are simulated currently:		The following [[:Category:CSM systems \| systems and components]] of the Command/Service Module (CSM) are simulated currently:

24.184.26.93 at 22:35, 15 April 2007

2007-04-15T22:35:06Z

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	[[Image:CSM_systems_diagram.gif\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The internal systems of the Command and Service Module (CSM) as they are modeled with the SPSDK]]		[[Image:CSM_systems_diagram.gif\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The internal systems of the Command and Service Module (CSM) as they are modeled with the SPSDK]]

	The internal systems in Project Apollo are simulated with a slightly modified version of Radu Poenaru's [http://217.10.196.198/Orbiter/main.html System & Panel SDK (SPSDK)]. But only the "system" part of the SPSDK is used, not the panel part. The panels are still managed by the Project Apollo toggle switch library. The systems and components are described as they are modeled in Project Apollo with the SPSDK. It's no documentation of the real Apollo systems. Both systems are similar and should behave ~~identical~~ as much as possible, but there are ~~some~~ differences and simplifications~~, of course.~~		The internal systems in Project Apollo are simulated with a slightly modified version of Radu Poenaru's [http://217.10.196.198/Orbiter/main.html System & Panel SDK (SPSDK)]. But only the "system" part of the SPSDK is used, not the panel part. The panels are still managed by the Project Apollo toggle switch library. The systems and components are described as they are modeled in Project Apollo with the SPSDK. It's no documentation of the real Apollo systems. Both systems are similar and should behave identically as much as possible, but there are several differences and simplifications

	The following [[:Category:CSM systems \| systems and components]] of the Command/Service Module (CSM) are simulated currently:		The following [[:Category:CSM systems \| systems and components]] of the Command/Service Module (CSM) are simulated currently:

24.184.26.93 at 22:34, 15 April 2007

2007-04-15T22:34:00Z

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	The [[w:Apollo_Command/Service_Module#Command_Module_.28CM.29\|Command Module (CM)]] is the nerve center of the Apollo spacecraft, as it functions as primary control and navigation platform during the missions. It houses the highly-advanced (for the 1960s) [[w:Apollo_Guidance_Computer\|Apollo Guidance Computer]], as well as all the systems the astronauts need to safely re-enter earth's atmosphere.		The [[w:Apollo_Command/Service_Module#Command_Module_.28CM.29\|Command Module (CM)]] is the nerve center of the Apollo spacecraft, as it functions as primary control and navigation platform during the missions. It houses the highly-advanced (for the 1960s) [[w:Apollo_Guidance_Computer\|Apollo Guidance Computer]], as well as all the systems the astronauts need to safely re-enter earth's atmosphere.

	The [[w:Apollo_Command/Service_Module#Service_Module_.28SM.29\|Service Module (SM)]] ~~containes~~ the systems that were vital for the extended stay of up to 10 days in space. This includes fuel cells to provide power and water, as well as radiators to keep the internal systems cool. Also housed in the service module are the primary propulsion systems, including the RCS maneuverability thrusters and the SPS, used for major course corrections. In later Apollo lunar missions, this versatile component contains a SIM Bay for additional scientific study of the lunar surface the space surrounding our nearest celestial ~~neighbour~~.		The [[w:Apollo_Command/Service_Module#Service_Module_.28SM.29\|Service Module (SM)]] contains the systems that were vital for the extended stay of up to 10 days in space. This includes fuel cells to provide power and water, as well as radiators to keep the internal systems cool. Also housed in the service module are the primary propulsion systems, including the RCS maneuverability thrusters and the SPS, used for major course corrections. In later Apollo lunar missions, this versatile component contains a SIM Bay for additional scientific study of the lunar surface the space surrounding our nearest celestial neighbor.

	== Features ==		== Features ==
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	=== Internal systems simulation ===		=== Internal systems simulation ===

	In order to make Project Apollo more realistic, some of it's mechanical, ~~hydraulical~~ and electrical devices, the "internal systems", are simulated. The internal systems affects the displays and controls of the panels and the behavior of the spacecrafts themselves. At the moment not all system components are implemented. This is an ongoing development, so please check out this site occasionally for new features and improvements.		In order to make Project Apollo more realistic, some of it's mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical devices (the "internal systems") are simulated. The internal systems affects the displays and controls of the panels and the behavior of the spacecrafts themselves. At the moment not all system components are implemented. This is an ongoing development, so please check out this site occasionally for new features and improvements.

	[[Image:CSM_systems_diagram.gif\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The internal systems of the Command and Service Module (CSM) as they are modeled with the SPSDK]]		[[Image:CSM_systems_diagram.gif\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The internal systems of the Command and Service Module (CSM) as they are modeled with the SPSDK]]

	The internal systems in Project Apollo are simulated with a slightly modified version of Radu Poenaru's [http://217.10.196.198/Orbiter/main.html System & Panel SDK (SPSDK)]. But only the "system" part of the SPSDK is used, not the panel part. The panels are still managed by the Project Apollo ~~toggleswitch~~ library. The systems and components are described as they are ~~modelled~~ in Project Apollo with the SPSDK. It's no documentation of the real Apollo systems. Both systems are similar and should behave identical as much as possible, but there are some differences and simplifications, of course.		The internal systems in Project Apollo are simulated with a slightly modified version of Radu Poenaru's [http://217.10.196.198/Orbiter/main.html System & Panel SDK (SPSDK)]. But only the "system" part of the SPSDK is used, not the panel part. The panels are still managed by the Project Apollo toggle switch library. The systems and components are described as they are modeled in Project Apollo with the SPSDK. It's no documentation of the real Apollo systems. Both systems are similar and should behave identical as much as possible, but there are some differences and simplifications, of course.

	The following [[:Category:CSM systems \| systems and components]] of the Command/Service Module (CSM) are simulated currently:		The following [[:Category:CSM systems \| systems and components]] of the Command/Service Module (CSM) are simulated currently:

imported>Mark Grant: /* Virtual cockpit */ - 'rocketcam' update

2006-12-23T17:02:53Z

Virtual cockpit: - 'rocketcam' update

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	\| ~~Engineering camera~~ outside the Saturn looking down. ~~This camera is~~ available during prelaunch, first stage and second stage burn.		\| Rotates between four different engineering 'Rocketcams' outside the Saturn looking down. These cameras are available during prelaunch, first stage and second stage burn.
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imported>Tschachim: /* Internal systems simulation */

2006-12-18T19:26:11Z

Internal systems simulation

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imported>Mark Grant: /* Virtual cockpit */

2006-12-14T15:54:41Z

Virtual cockpit

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	[[Image:~~NASSP7~~-~~staging2~~.jpg\|thumb\|right\|'Engineering camera' staging view]]		[[Image:SIC-SII-Staging-EngCam-2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|'Engineering camera' staging view]]

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imported>Tschachim: /* Internal systems simulation */

2006-11-19T01:11:03Z

Internal systems simulation

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imported>Tschachim at 00:49, 19 November 2006

2006-11-19T00:49:00Z

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	=== Internal systems simulation ===		=== Internal systems simulation ===

	In order to make Project Apollo more realistic, some of it's mechanical, hydraulical and electrical devices, the "internal systems", are simulated. The internal systems affects the displays and controls of the panels and the behavior of the spacecrafts themselves. ~~In terms of~~ the ~~real Apollo project these systems~~ are ~~mainly the [[CSM_Electrical_Power_System\|EPS (Electrical Power System)]]~~, ~~[[CSM_Environmental_Control_System\|ECS (Environmental Control System)]]~~ and ~~[[CSM_Caution_and_Warning_System\|CWS (Caution & Warning System)]]~~.		In order to make Project Apollo more realistic, some of it's mechanical, hydraulical and electrical devices, the "internal systems", are simulated. The internal systems affects the displays and controls of the panels and the behavior of the spacecrafts themselves. At the moment not all system components are implemented. This is an ongoing development, so please check out this site occasionally for new features and improvements.

	[[Image:CSM_systems_diagram.gif\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The internal systems of the Command and Service Module (CSM) as they are modeled with the SPSDK]]		[[Image:CSM_systems_diagram.gif\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The internal systems of the Command and Service Module (CSM) as they are modeled with the SPSDK]]

	~~At the moment only a few system components are implemented. This is an ongoing development, so please check out this site occasionally for new features and improvements.~~		The internal systems in Project Apollo are simulated with a slightly modified version of Radu Poenaru's [http://217.10.196.198/Orbiter/main.html System & Panel SDK (SPSDK)]. But only the "system" part of the SPSDK is used, not the panel part. The panels are still managed by the Project Apollo toggleswitch library. The systems and components are described as they are modelled in Project Apollo with the SPSDK. It's no documentation of the real Apollo systems. Both systems are similar and should behave identical as much as possible, but there are some differences and simplifications, of course.

	The internal systems in Project Apollo are simulated with a slightly modified version of Radu Poenaru's [http://217.10.196.198/Orbiter/main.html System & Panel SDK (SPSDK)]. But only the "system" part of the SPSDK is used, not the panel part. The panels are still managed by the Project Apollo toggleswitch library.

	The systems and components are described as they are modelled in Project Apollo with the SPSDK. It's no documentation of the real Apollo systems. Both systems are similar and should behave identical as much as possible, but there are some differences and simplifications, of course.

	The following [[:Category:CSM systems \| systems and components]] of the Command/Service Module (CSM) are simulated currently:		The following [[:Category:CSM systems \| systems and components]] of the Command/Service Module (CSM) are simulated currently: