Study for the Collection of Human Engineering Data for Maintenance and Repair of Advanced Space Systems - Final Study Report - Volume 2 - Detailed Technical Report

Sep 21, 2026

Final study report presenting human engineering data for the maintenance and repair of advanced space systems, organized as a multi-volume set with this volume designated for detailed technical reporting. The program’s analytical and operational activities were executed under a contractor framework for NASA’s George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, integrating test operations and handbook development support. The document outlines study scope, experimental definition and selection, and structured experiment plans with objectives, descriptions, variables, measures, equipment, support, and schedules.

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CategoryResearch & Report

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Pages346

Reading Time14 h 32 min

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Introduction

Program Scope

Experiment Definition and Selection

Experiment No.1

Experiment No.2

Experiment No.3

Experiment No.4

Experiment No.5

Table of Contents (Cont'd)

# General Disclaimer One or more of the Following Statements may affect this Document ·This document has been reproduced from the best copy furnished by theorganizational source.It is being released in the interest of making available asmuch information as possible. ·This document may contain data,which exceeds the sheet parameters.It wasfurnished in this condition by the organizational source and is the best copyavailable. ·This document may contain tone-on-tone or color graphs,charts and/or pictures,which have been reproduced in black and white. ·This document is paginated as submitted by the original source. ·Portions of this document are not fully legible due to the historical nature of someof the material.However,it is the best reproduction available from the originalsubmission. $ GPO PRICE FACILITY FORM 602 R-61649 DOCUMENT NUMBER 67SD444131 DECEMBER 1967COPY NO.14 OFICCOPIES 5913.000(OH)Ados pJeHMicrofiche(MF) # STUDYFOR THE COLLECTION OFHUMAN ENGINEERING DATA FORMAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OFADVANCED SPACE SYSTEMS FINAL STUDY REPORT 653 July 65 VOLUME II CFSTI PRICE(S)$ # DETAILED TECHNICAL REPORT Lf8-19442889(THRUyIPAGE)(ATEGORY) PREPARED UNDERCONTRACT NO.NAS8-18117 FOR GEORGE C.MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND 5PACE ADMINISTRATIONHUNTSVILLE,ALABAMA 35812 747280 DOCUMENT NUMBER 6'SD444131 DECEMBER 1967 COPY NO. OF COPIES # STUDYFOR THE COLLECTION OFHUMAN ENGINEERING DATA FORMAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OFADVANCED SPACE SYSTEMS FINAL STUDY REPORT VOLUME IIDETAILED TECHNICAL REPORT PREPARED UNDERCONTRACT NO.NAS8-18117 FOR GEORGE C.MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTERNATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATIONHUNTSVILLE,ALABAMA 35812 Volume I II II The final report for tie study directed towards obtaining human engineering data for themaintenance and repair of advanced space systems is presented in three volumes.Thevolume designations are as follows: In addition,considerable support was provided at the Marshall Space Flight Center forthe fabrication,installation,and maintenance of the test equipment and instrumentationduring the study experiment operations.We would like to acknowledge those NASA andHayes Engineering personnel who provided this support,plus those who volunteered toact as test subjects and underwater technicians. NASA-MSFC H.L.Brink,Test Lab R.C.McCaffrey,TS-MP B.S.Cain,Test Lab PKECEDING PAGE BLANK NOT FiLiviED. # PREFACE Title # Summary Technical Report Detailed Technical Report Preliminary Handbook of Human Engineering Design Data for Reduced Gravity Conditions The analytical and operational portions of the study program were performed and directedby the Advanced Manned Systems Engineering Operation of the General Electric CompanyMissile and Space Division with test operations and handbook development support fromother components of the Division. # Test Subjects C.Williams Hayes Engineering J.StephensonW.Hunter sa:ti1 # Operational Support NASA Hayes Engineering W.Meeks D.L.Hammer,Test Iab D.Perryman R.Brye H.Canier D.Trosper W.McBride # Engineering Support P&VEME LabComp LabDr.J.RogersP.H.SchuererJ.Means H.Y.GrubbsW.B.CruiseB.R.PaceR.D.HallC.R.CooperR.RogersR.T.HeckmanD.C.Neville E.C.PruettR.L.NicholsR.B.SimsC.A.Torstenson J.PeeblesA.Bienert (layes) TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Section 1 NTRODUCTION. .. · ·. ……………………………………………………………………………1-1 2 PROGRAM SCOPE .· · ·· ·· . ···. ……………………………………2-1 3 EXPERIMENT DEFINITION AND SELECTION. …………………………………………………3-1 3.1 Experiment Preliminary Definition………………………………………………………………3-1 3.2 Experiment No.1- Manipulation, Transport and Maneuvering of Free Mases in Zero-G as a Function of Object Volume and Path Configuration ……………………………………………………………………………………3-2 3.2.1 Objectives. . · · ·· . . · ………………………………3-3 3.2.2 Experiment Description . . . ………………………3-3 3.2.3 Test Variables · · …………………………………………………………………………………

FAQs

What is the purpose of this final study report?

It presents human engineering data focused on maintenance and repair of advanced space systems.

How is the study program organized across volumes?

The final report is delivered in three volumes, with this volume designated as the detailed technical report.

What types of information are included for each experiment?

Each experiment section includes objectives, experiment descriptions, test variables, measures and analysis, equipment, support equipment, and schedules.

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