Difference between revisions of "List of ISRU"
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The idea of '''In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)''' is essential for a Martian colony. As part of the [[Mars Direct]] initiative it aims at the production of propellant material for a Mars return mission. The following issues are specifically considered: | The idea of '''In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU)''' is essential for a Martian colony. As part of the [[Mars Direct]] initiative it aims at the production of propellant material for a Mars return mission. The following issues are specifically considered: | ||
− | *[[Sabatier/Water Electrolysis Process]] | + | *[[Sabatier/Water Electrolysis Process]] (methane fuel, CH4) |
*[[Reverse Water-Gas Shift Reaction]] | *[[Reverse Water-Gas Shift Reaction]] | ||
− | *[[Fischer-Tropsch reaction|Fischer-Tropsch Reaction]] | + | *[[Fischer-Tropsch reaction|Fischer-Tropsch Reaction]] (hydrocarbons) |
− | *Water Electrolysis | + | *Water Electrolysis (Hydrogen-Oxygen) |
+ | *Glass production (SiO2) | ||
+ | *Steel production | ||
+ | *Atmospheric compression and separation | ||
+ | *Water treatment | ||
*[[Carbon dioxide electrolysis]] | *[[Carbon dioxide electrolysis]] | ||
*[[Atmosphere absorption methods]] | *[[Atmosphere absorption methods]] | ||
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+ | ISRU is also part of the NASA base plan() as well as the SpaceX Mars colonisation plans(). | ||
==Web links== | ==Web links== |
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The idea of In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) is essential for a Martian colony. As part of the Mars Direct initiative it aims at the production of propellant material for a Mars return mission. The following issues are specifically considered:
- Sabatier/Water Electrolysis Process (methane fuel, CH4)
- Reverse Water-Gas Shift Reaction
- Fischer-Tropsch Reaction (hydrocarbons)
- Water Electrolysis (Hydrogen-Oxygen)
- Glass production (SiO2)
- Steel production
- Atmospheric compression and separation
- Water treatment
- Carbon dioxide electrolysis
- Atmosphere absorption methods
ISRU is also part of the NASA base plan() as well as the SpaceX Mars colonisation plans().