Space Solar Power Review Vol 5 Num 3 1985

Cover	1
Table of Contents	70
Editors List	2
Editorial by John W Freeman	3
Solar Energy Dreams and Reality by H Tabor	5
Abstract	5
The Options	6
Cooperation Of Multidisciplinary Research Activities For SPS by Makoto Nagatomo	11
Abstract	11
1. Introduction	11
2. Uniqueness Of SPS System Configuratio	11
3. Necessity Of Multidisciplinary Activities In Early R&D Phase	13
4. Practical Approach To Cooperation Of Multidisciplinary Research Activities	13
Space Station	14
Space Plasma Experiment	14
Advanced Propulsion Test	14
Space Radar	14
Microwave Transmission Test	14
2-Dimensionally Deployable Solar Array	14
Space Laser	14
International Geophysical Year	15
5. Evolution Of Jobs Of Major Disciplines	15
Macro-phase 1	15
Macro-phase 2	15
Macro-phase 3	16
Conclusion	17
References	17
The Effect Of Mw Radiation On The Molt Of House Finches by Wassreman, Lloyd-Evans, Battista, Byman and Kunz	19
Abstract	19
Introduction	19
Methods	20
Exposure Facilities and Microwave Generating Equipment	20
Molt in House Finches	22
Results and Discussion	23
Controls	24
Effects of Microwaves on Length of New Feathers	26
Gross and Microscopic Examination of House Finches Irradiated Continuously	28
References	28
A Method for Comparison of Technologies for Orbital Transfer by Carl Rosene	29
Abstract	29
Introduction	29
Techniques	29
Results	31
Bibliography	33
SPS And Generic Title And Abstracts	35
Some new SPS system concepts	35
Low altitude orbit SPS system	35
Solar power satellite configuration and structural characteristics	35
On determination of scale factor of experimental solar power satellite	36
A SPS and space robots	36
Development of rectangular type Ni-Cd sealed cells for particle accelerator power supply on the SEPAC program	36
Recent development of liquid hydrocarbon propellants	37
The applicabi1ity of hydrocarbon fuels (HC) for advanced booster vehicles	37
Survey on potential of nuclear energy in space application	38
Fusion reactor can be realized only in space?	38
An experimental study of high burning rate propellant	38
Development of Japanese RJ-1	39
Ignition and flame propagatoin in cryogenic oxyhydrogen mixtures	39
Development of NASDA solid rocket motor	39
Space solar electric power generation system with Stirling engine	40
Introductory note on the 10 MW SPS conceptual study	40
A preliminary concept of main structures of the 10 MW SPS	41
Cryogenic power distribution in SPS	41
Electric propulsion system for orbital transfe	41
SPS space transportation system -CARGO-X	42
Test procedure and operating constraints of 10 MW SPS system	42
Development of Ni-H2 cells for aerospace applications	42
Bus voltage determination of large power spacecraft	43
Chemical conversion and storage of solar energy	43
Deployable solar array for bus platform	43
Direct solar-pumped 1aser for SPS	44
MPD Solar Electric Propulsion (MPD-SEP)	44
Heat pipe electric generator	45
Power requirements for manned space stations	45
Power requirements for orbit raising propuls	45
Brayton cycle power conversion for space	46
Nuclear powered organic Rankine systems for space applications	46
Thermoelectric conversion	47
Prime power for high-energy space systems: certain research issues	47
Overview of high-temperature materials for high-energy space power systems	47
A survey of recent advances in and future prospects for thermionic energy conversi on	48
The liquid droplet radiator.	48
The 1 i qui d... dropl et heat exchanger	49
The need for improved heat pipe fluids	49
Enhanced heat pipe theory and operation	50
Two-phase heat transport for thermal contro	50
Liquid ribbon radiator for lightweight space radiator systems	51
Software for comparison and optimization of power systems	51
Uncertainties in thermal-structural analysis of large space structures	52
Thermionic conversion for space power application	52
Thermionic technology for spacecraft power: progress and problems	53
Materials technology for large space structures	53
Direct conversion of infared radiant energy for space power applications	54
The phototron: a light to R.F. energy conversion device	54
Radiation-driven MHD systems for space applications	55
Interaction between the SPS Solar Power Satellite solar array and the magnetoshperic plasma	55
Solar Electric Power Generation. March 1981 - April 1982	56
Study of Muiti-Megawatt Technology Needs for Photovoltaic Space PowerSystems. Volume 1: Executive Summary	56
International Research Laboratory on the Moon: A Proposal for a National Commi tment	56
Analysis of the Space Transportation System Launch Rate CapabilityUtilizing Q-Gert Simulation Techniques	57
Space Operations Center: Shuttle Interaction Study Extension, Executive Summary (Final Report)	57
Study of Various Aspects of Passive.Gravity-Gradient SatelliteStabi1i zati on	57
Passive Stabilization of Satellites by Gravity Gradient	58
Manned Geosynchronous Mission Requirements and Systems Analysis Study Add-On (Final Briefing)	58
Efficient Energy-Storage Concept	58
Filter Failure Detection for Systems with Large Space Structure Dynamics	58
Advanced Propulsion Concepts for Orbital Transfer Vehicles	59
Performance and Application of High Speed Long Life LH2 Hybrid Bearings for Reusable Rocket Engine Turbomachinery	59
Large Space Antenna Systems Technology, Part I	59
Study of Laser Heated Propulsion Devices. Part 2: Assessment o-f Laser Propulsion Modeling and Simulation Requirements	60
Study of Laser Heated Propulsion Devices. Part 1: Evaluation of Laser Devices, Fuels and Energy Coupling Mechanisms	60
Research Report: User's Manual for Computer Program AT81Y005. PLANETSYS, a computer program for the Steady State and Transient Thermal Analysis of a Planetary Power Transmission System	60
Large Space Systems/Propulsi on Interactions	60
Low Thrust Chemical Propulsion System Propellant Expulsion and Thermal Conditioning Study. Executive Summary	61
Future Orbital Transfer Vehicle Technology Study. Volume 1: Executive Study	61
Electric Flight Systems	61
Heat Pipe Heat Rejection System and Demonstration Model for the Nuclear Electric Propulsion (NEP) Spacecraft	61
The Application o-f Ion Propulsion to the Transportation and Control of Solar Power Satellites	62
Editorial: Software Survey Section by John W Freeman	63

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