→ ATV-3 EDOARDO AMALDI The Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) is an unmanned automatic vehicle which is put in orbit by the European Ariane 5 launcher. It provides the International Space Station with: pressurized cargo, water, air, nitrogen, oxygen and attitude control propellant. It also removes waste from the station and re-boosts it to a higher altitude to compensate for the atmospheric drag. European servicing and logistics vehicle Multi-Layer Insulation blanket Russian docking system 2 x visual targets for crew monitoring S-Band Antenna GPS antennas for positioning TDRS antennas for communication 2 x star trackers Ranging cues 4 x optical rendez-vous sensors Attitude control and braking thrusters (28 x 220 N) Main engine (4 x 490 N) 4 x solar arrays for generation of electricity PROJECT: TITLE: Automated Transfer Vehicle-3 DOCUMENT N°: International Space Station REV. 2.0 ESA-HSO-COU-023 ERASMUS Centre - Directorate of Human Spaceflight and Operations
The Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) is an unmanned automatic vehicle which is put in orbit by the European Ariane 5 launcher. It provides the International Space Station with: pressurized cargo, water, air, nitrogen, oxygen and attitude control propellant. It also removes waste from the station and re-boosts it to a higher altitude to compensate for the atmospheric drag.
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→ ATV-3 EDOARDO AMALDI
The Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) is an unmanned automatic vehicle which is put in orbit by the European Ariane 5 launcher. It provides the International Space Station with: pressurized cargo, water, air, nitrogen, oxygen and attitude control propellant. It also removes waste from the station and re-boosts it to a higher altitude to compensate for the atmospheric drag.
European servicing and logistics vehicle
Multi-Layer Insulation blanket
Russian docking system
2 x visual targetsfor crew monitoring
S-Band Antenna
GPS antennasfor positioning
TDRS antennas for communication
2 x star trackers
Ranging cues
4 x optical rendez-vous sensors
Attitude control and braking thrusters (28 x 220 N)
Main engine(4 x 490 N)
4 x solar arrays for generation of electricity
PROJECT:
TITLE: Automated Transfer Vehicle-3
DOCUMENT N°:
International Space Station
REV.
2.0ESA-HSO-COU-023ERASMUS Centre - Directorate of Human Spaceflight and Operations
4480
22281
The Integrated Cargo Carrier (ICC)
ATV-3 containers being offloaded in Kourou harbour from the French cargo ship MN Toucan on 25 August 2011ATV-3 containers being offloaded in Kourou harbour from the French cargo ship MN Toucan on 25 August 2011
in mmDIMENSIONS:
Specifications
DIMENSIONSLength: 9,794 mm (probe retracted)Largest diameter: 4,480 mmSolar arrays span: 22,281 mm
MASS BUDGETVehicle dry mass: 9,778 kgVehicle consumables: 2,261 kgTotal vehicle mass: 12,039 kgTotal cargo upload capacity: 7,384 kgMass at launch (max): 20,100 kgWaste download capacity: 6,495 kg (420 km altitude,
51.6° inclination)
PROPULSIONMain propulsion system: 4 x 490 N thrusters
(Pressurized liquid bi-propellant system)
Attitude control system: 28 x 220 N thrusters (Pressurized liquid bi-propellant system)
Propellant: Monomethyl hydrazine fuel and Nitrogen tetroxide oxidizer
Pressurization: Helium pressurant at 31 MPa
AVIONICS• 2 Failures tolerant architecture• Equipment Interconnection via multiple redundant
MIL-STD-1553B buses• 2 Fault tolerant Computer via voting mechanisms• Flight Application Software: 450000 lines of code COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURETo ground: S-band via TDRS satelliteATV to ISS: S-band antenna via Proximity link
THERMAL/ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL Thermal Control: Multi Layer Insulation material, active
thermal control using Variable & Constant Conductive Heat Pipes and paints
ECLSS: Fire detection, air circulation, air temperature monitoring
ELECTRICAL POWER Ascent to ISS and de-orbit: 4 Solar panel wings of 4 panels each
and 40 Ah rechargeable batteriesNumber of arrays: 4Number of panels/array: 4Generated power: 3,800 W after 6 months in orbit Required power: < 400 W Dormant mode supplied by ISS: < 900 W Active mode MAIN CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL Pressure shell: Al - 2219Micrometeoroid and Primary bumper: Al-6061-T6Debris Protection System: Secondary bumper: Nextel/Kevlar blankets Internal structure (racks): Al-6061-T6Thermal insulation: Goldised Kapton Multi-layer Insulation
blanket & aluminised beta clothSolar arrays: Silicium Solar Cells on 4 Carbon Fibre
Reinforced Plastic Sandwich panels
MAIN CONTRACTORAstrium-Space Transportation, leading a consortium of many sub-contractors
TITLE: Automated Transfer Vehicle-3
DOCUMENT N°:
International Space Station
ESA-HSO-COU-023 2.0REV.
PROJECT:
ATV-3 in preparation at the Guiana Space Centre
ATV-2 Johannes Kepler approach seen by ESA astronaut Paolo Nespoli from the International Space Station
ON ORBIT CONFIGURATION Deployed solar arrays, with a total span of 22.3 m, that provide electrical power to rechargeable batteries for eclipse periods. Automated flight towards the International Space Station.
FLIGHT HARDWAREPropulsion and re-boost systemAvionics equipment Guidance navigation and control systemCommunications system Power generation and storage systemThermal control systemRussian docking and refuelling system