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ISS COMMERCIAL RESUPPLY SERVICES
STATUS UPDATE
Michael SuffrediniManager, ISS ProgramNASA Advisory Council
August 2, 2011
CRS Agenda
• ISS Integration for Commercial Vehicles
• Orbital Status
• Space-X Status
• Consumables Forecast
• Flight Program Overview
• Summary
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ISS Integration for Commercial Vehicles
• ISS integration of the commercial visiting vehicles ensures that visiting vehicles meet the required level of safety.
• ISS integration is performed by NASA:
– Providing key safety related requirements to the visiting vehicle;
– Evaluating the commercial providers compliance to the requirements through their design and production phases,
– Evaluating final compliance to the requirements through final verification closures and safety assessment processes,
– Conducting joint testing of key hardware and software interfaces,
– Performing independent and integrated analysis of the visiting vehicle and the ISS.
– Ensuring that there is a sound mission profile and overall joint operations plan.
• The key requirements document is SSP 50808 “ISS to Commercial Orbital Transportation (COTS) Interface Requirements Document (IRD)”
• The requirements are based on maintaining within the Approach Ellipsoid (4km x 2km x 2km with long axis aligned with V-Bar) around the ISS, a safety standard of:
– Two fault tolerance to catastrophic hazards.
– One fault tolerance to critical hazards.
– FAA and Range Safety insure safety of the general public
• Mission Success is left to the visiting vehicle developers3
Orbital Demo ISS Integration Status
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Safety
Completed:
• 32 Hazard Reports are being tracked.
• All Hazard Reports for Phase II have been approved.
• Phase III Hazard Report submittals are starting.
Upcoming:
• Phase III SRP scheduled for October-November
• Integrated Hazard Report Phase III in November
Mission Planning and Integration
Completed:
• Expedition 30 Crew & MCC training.
• Multiple PROX TIMs
• Horizontal Integration Facility Construction complete
Upcoming:.
• FOR (Flight Operations Review) will be held in mid
September.
• Launch Pad turnover for testing will occur at the end of Oct.
• Robotics Crew trials are schedule in October-November
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Software Integration
Completed:
• Avionics Joint Tests 1&2 for checking communication interfaces
completed
Upcoming:
• Cygnus software Formal Qualifications Testing (FQT) scheduled
in mid August.
• Avionics Joint Test 3 (Hardware Interface Checkout) scheduled in
August will use the flight article interface to check workmanship.
• Avionics Joint Test 4/Stage Test (ISS + Cygnus SM) and Joint
Test 5/End-to-End test (ISS + Cygnus SM + MCC-H + MCC-D +
SSIPC-JAXA) in September-October at the Software
Development and Integration Lab (SDIL).
Physical Integration
Completed:
• Open Panel functional performance testing of Cygnus SM
• First flight SM Core Structure at Orbital
• NASA PCBM delivery to Alenia for integration with the
Pressurized Cargo Module (PCM)
• PCM Acceptance Review
Upcoming:
• Initial Integrated Systems (IIST) Test early August.
• PCM Delivery to WFF schedule for late August.
• Stage 5K/7K Hot Fire Test at Pad in November.
• Test Flight scheduled for December.
• PCM/Service Module (SM) Mating will occur in January at
Wallops.
• Orbital Demo Launch – 02/23/12
8/16/2011 2:23 PM 5
Orbital ISS Integration Schedule for Demo FlightJuly 2011
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OCTAUG SEPJUL NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
Cygnus
Milestones
Wallops/SSC
Activities
JUL OCTAUG SEP NOV DEC
Cargo LoadNon-Flight Stage 1
Core Deliv to Wallops
- PCM NASA PCBM Delivery to TAS-I
- SMIIST
Environments
Testing SM Arrival at Wallops
Hatch Development
- Taurus II 1st AJ-26 Short Duration Hot
Fire Test (Stennis)
- Facilities
Activities with ISS
Avionics JT #2 Avionics Joint Test #3
Major
Milestones
JAN
HIF Construction
FEB MAR APR
PROX TIM #6 @ Orbital
PROX Ops TIM #5 @ Dulles
Cold Flow Engine @ Stennis
E1 AJ-26) at SSC
Stage 1: 5K/7KHot
Fire Test at Pad
PROX TIM #7 @ JAXA
SORR
Demo Flt(NET 2/23/12)
Orb -1 Launch (NET 5/11/12)
Flight Stage 1 Core Deliv to
Wallops
HIF Construction Completed
LP Turnover for T2 Testing
FIST
Cygnus FQT SW
MAY JUN
Test Flt (12/23/11)
First Flight SM Core Structure
Arrival @ Orbital
1st AJ-26 Acceptance
Test
Rollout to Pad (Demo)
2010 2011 2012JUL AUG
Exp 30 Crew & MCC Trng
Robotics Nominal/ Off Nominal Crew Trials
LP Construction
PCM/SM Mating
SEP
Ph III SRP Pt I
FOR
Hatch Completion
Cygnus to Taurus II Mating Complete (Demo)
Launch Vehicle Integration and Checkout
PCBM 1410 Testing
Avionics Jt Test #4, 5 (Stage Test)
WFF Exec Mtgs
PCM Acceptance
Rvw
N Petit/E Kuipers (Exp 30)
IHR Ph III
MRR
PQR
PCM Delivery to
WFF
Ph III SRP Pt II
Orb -2 Launc(NET 8/10/12)
5K/7K Test (11/27/11)
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Orbital Status – Demo Cargo, Orb-1 and Orb-2
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Demo
• Cargo
– Demo pressurized cargo manifest – 704 kg
(allocation)
Orb-1
• Launch
– NET: 5/11/12
• Cargo
– Plan for full pressurized cargo complement on
Orb-1
• Completed Milestones
– Authority To Proceed
– Long Lead Order Placement
– Vehicle Baseline Review
– Mission Integration Review
– Service Module Propulsion Sys Manufacturing
Readiness Review
– Completed flight structure
– Completed avionics cards
• Near Term Milestones
– Open Panel testing beginning in August for Orb-1
– IIST (Initial Integrated Systems Test) scheduled
to start in October
Orb-2
• Launch
– NET: 8/10/12
• Cargo
– Plan for full pressurized cargo complement
Completed Milestones
– Authority To Proceed
– Long Lead Order Placement
– Vehicle Baseline Review
– New radio passed CDR.
– New LIDAR systems procured.
Near Term Milestones
– Mission Integration Review scheduled for mid
August
– Preliminary Cargo Manifest delivery scheduled in
September
– Open Panel testing is planned to start in
November for Orb-2
Orbital Hardware
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PCM-0 (Demo Mission)Taurus II Items in WFF HIF
SpaceX Demo ISS Integration Status
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Safety
Completed:
• 24 Hazard Reports are being tracked.
• All Hazard Reports for Phase II have been approved except 2.
• 3 Phase III Hazard Reports have been approved.
Upcoming:
• Phase III scheduled in August.
• All Phase III Hazard Reports should be approved by late Sept.
• Boeing Integrated Hazard Report approval scheduled in
October.
Mission Planning and Integration
Completed:
• Completed Demo mission departure simulation.
• Submitted UHF and S-Band National Telecommunication and
Information Administration (NTIA) applications.
• Mission manifest was delivered to SpaceX.
• Three mission operations simulations - Joint Integrated Sims
(JIS).
Upcoming:
• Verification events for Post Qualification Review (PQR)
scheduled to complete in August.
• The Flight Operations Review (FOR) starts August 1.
• Robotics crew trials begin in October.
• PQR is planned in September.
Software Integration
Completed:
• Dragon software development and testing near completion.
Upcoming:
• Dragon Stage Formal Test will occur in September at SDIL.
(Dragon + ISS)
• Dragon End-to-End test begins in September. (ISS + Dragon +
MCC-H + MCC-X)
Physical Integration
Completed:
• Digital Pre-Assembly test was completed in May.
• ON-Orbit Constraints Test was completed in May.
• Utilities Mate/Fit check complete
• Power tests are complete.
• 1410 PCBM/ACBM testing is complete – fit check/leak test.
Upcoming:
• Final integration for TVac test scheduled to complete beginning of
August
• TVac testing is schedule to start mid August
• SpaceX Demo Launch – 11/30/11
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8/16/2011 2:23 PM 9
SpaceX ISS Integration Schedule for Flight Demo
Major
Milestones
Dragon
Joint Integration
Exp 25/26 Crew
& MCC Training
- Joint Tests
- Robotics
Integration
- Verification
Closure
- Demo Flt
- SpX-1
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN OCTAUG SEPJUL
2011
Dragon Structure
Dragon Structure
Software Development & Testing
Dragon to
F9 Mate
Closed Hatch
Contam. Offgassing
Test (SpX-1)
CBM Berthing
Test
Mating/Integration Tests
Trunk
Propulsion
DPA Test
NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR
2012
Ph III SRP (Pt C)
SORR
MAY JUN JUL
Demo LaunchNET 11/30/11
Nominal/Off-Nominal Crew Trials (ER)
Nose
Cone
GN&C
HWDragon to
F9 Mate
Mating/Integration Tests
Software Development & Testing
SpX-2 Launch (SpX NET 6/1/12)
SpX-1 Launch (SpX NET 3/1/12)
Ph III SRP (Pt A)
Trunk
JIS JISJIS
Propulsion
OOCT
SpX-1 PQR
Nose Cone
Ph III SRP (Pt B)
Closed Hatch Contam.
Offgassing Test (Demo)
Dragon Stage Formal Test
Demo Flt VCN Matrix Closure
PQR
Flt Specific Crew Trng Demo 3
Demo Flt RPOC Verification Events
JIS
IHR Ph III
July, 2011
SpaceX Status – Demo cargo and SpX-1
1010
Composite skirt
for SpX-1
Engine section
populated with
propellant lines for
SpX-1 (top)
M9 engine #8
(bottom) for first
stage
Niobium Mvac skirt
mated to the MVac
engine
Demo
• Cargo
– Pressurized only
– Demo cargo manifest – 704 kg (allocation)
SpX-1
• Launch
– SpX-1 NET: 3/1/12
• Cargo
– Current SpX -1 preliminary pressurized cargo manifest –
1268 kg (allocation)
• Completed Milestones
– Authority to Proceed
– Vehicle Baseline Review
– Mission Integration Review
– SpX -1 MRAD (Mission Requirements and Allocations
Document) delivery
– Updated pressurized cargo complement defined in July
• Near Term Milestones
– Grapple fixture shipping in August
– SpX -1 Cargo Integration Review planned for October
SpaceX Status – SpX-2
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• Launch
– NET: 6/1/12
• Cargo
– External cargo: 2 Grapple Bars/Bundle FSE to be
installed to POA
– Current preliminary pressurized cargo manifest –
1268 kg
– Secondary Deployables - 4 PPODs/DOD small
satellite (Cu-SAT)
• Completed Milestones
– Authority To Proceed
– Vehicle Baseline Review
– Mission Integration Review
– External Cargo Baseline
– Phase II Safety Review – Ext Payload Review
– Bundle Flight Support Equipment manufacture
– Secondary Deployable Safety requirements was
discussed in June with PSRP
– External Integration Review/MRAD delivered in July
• Near Term Milestones
– Crew training planned to start in November
– Cargo Integration Review scheduled for December.
Side Hatch
PCBM
Pressurized Section
Thrusters
Trunk(Unpressurized)
Service Section(Unpressurized)
Radiator
CBM Hatch
Solar Array (stowed)
Heat shield
Nosecone
Flight Program Overview
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Summary
• ISS Integration for Demo Missions & Commercial Resupply Missions continues.
– Two commercial providers are progressing in their development programs as expected
• Expect existing schedules to move to the right.
– STS-135 brought consumables sufficient to provide considerable margin
• Preparations for Commercial Crew
– Clarifying, updating and revising CCT -1130 ISS Services Requirements Document based on Commercial partner inputs at industry day.
– Incorporating requirements into SSP 50808 ISS Interface requirements Document to accommodate a crewed vehicle.
• Updating document to define NASA Docking System interfaces and requirements along with common communications interfaces.
– Defining ISS Integration activities to support commercial partners PDR and Mission Concept Reviews.
– Holding Technical Interchange Meetings (TIMs) with commercial partners to discuss ISS requirements and docking interfaces
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