Theory and applications of cooling systems in lunar surface exploration

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Introduction: The thermal energy balance of any space mission element, whether it is a spacecraft, a permanent and crewed lunar base, or a space suit, is derived as a function of heat released by personnel and/or components installed within the outer shell and heat received from the surrounding environment.

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Fraser, S. D. (2013). Theory and applications of cooling systems in lunar surface exploration. In Moon: Prospective Energy and Material Resources (Vol. 9783642279690, pp. 405–437). Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-27969-0_18

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