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This paper describes the development and initial tests of an ozone oxidation system to consume organic wastes with high destruction removal efficiency. The products of the low temperature (~130C) reaction are carbon dioxide and water.
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Solid wastes onboard the International Space Station are sealed in plastic bags and stored until disposal via a crew resupply vehicle. Methods are needed to efficiently safen and eliminate these wastes.
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This page is a summary of: A Pilot Scale System for Low Temperature Solid Waste Oxidation and Recovery of Water, July 2009, SAE International,
DOI: 10.4271/2009-01-2365.
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