Acta Astronautica
 2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.actaastro.2007.12.025
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Estimation of the stability of the photosynthetic unit in the bioregenerative life support system with plant wastes included in mass exchange

Alexander A. Tikhomirov1,
Sofya Ushakova2,
V. V. Velichko3
et al.
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Assessment of the possibility of establishing material cycling in an experimental model of the bio-technical life support system with plant and human wastes included in mass exchange

Tikhomirov
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Ushakova
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Velichko
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Acta Astronautica
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Assessment of the possibility of establishing material cycling in an experimental model of the bio-technical life support system with plant and human wastes included in mass exchange

Tikhomirov
1
,
Ushakova
2
,
Velichko
3
et al. 2011
Acta Astronautica
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Assessing the feasibility of involving gaseous products resulting from physicochemical oxidation of human liquid and solid wastes in the cycling of a bio-technical life support system

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Kudenko
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Trifonov
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Production characteristics of the “higher plants–soil-like substrate” system as an element of the bioregenerative life support system

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Tikhomirov
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Advances in Space Research
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