Can Civil Engineering Principles Be Applied to the ISS Structure?

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SUMMARY

The discussion centers on the application of civil engineering principles to the structural design of the International Space Station (ISS). A civil engineering student seeks guidance on concise resources for understanding the ISS's structural design considerations. A participant recommends a specific NASA document, "SSP 30559 Rev C," which provides essential information on structural design for the ISS. The report's length is manageable, allowing for a focused exploration of the topic.

PREREQUISITES
  • Basic understanding of structural engineering principles
  • Familiarity with the International Space Station (ISS) architecture
  • Knowledge of NASA documentation and resources
  • Research skills for technical documents and engineering reports
NEXT STEPS
  • Review the NASA document "SSP 30559 Rev C" for structural design considerations
  • Explore additional NASA resources related to ISS engineering
  • Investigate materials used in the ISS construction and their properties
  • Study the impact of microgravity on structural design in space
USEFUL FOR

Civil engineering students, structural engineers, aerospace engineers, and anyone interested in the design and engineering principles applied to the International Space Station.

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I am a civil engineering student and I chose to do the ISS for my structural design project.

I think I may be in a little over my head because I don't know much about the space station, but I have always been fascinated and I am excited to learn about it!

Could anybody point me in the right direction of where to find some useful and concise information pertaining to the structural design considerations of the ISS? The report only has to be five pages so it isn't terribly in depth, and I might go up to ten. Any other suggestions are welcome as well.

Thank you so much, I look forward to reading some of your interesting articles!
 
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MaterialMan said:
I am a civil engineering student and I chose to do the ISS for my structural design project.

I think I may be in a little over my head because I don't know much about the space station, but I have always been fascinated and I am excited to learn about it!

Could anybody point me in the right direction of where to find some useful and concise information pertaining to the structural design considerations of the ISS? The report only has to be five pages so it isn't terribly in depth, and I might go up to ten. Any other suggestions are welcome as well.

Thank you so much, I look forward to reading some of your interesting articles!

Did you try NASA in google? Heres a link to structural design considerations pdf

http://mmptdpublic.jsc.nasa.gov/mswg/Documents/SSP 30559 Rev C.pdf
 

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