Logistics Double
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The SPACEHAB
Logistics Double Module (LDM), completed in 1995, was the
workhorse of the ISS Phase I program. With a payload capacity of
10,000 pounds in 2,200 cubic feet, the LDM is optimized for
transferring cargo to and from the Space Station. The LDM contains
4 double racks, 65 locker positions and subfloor accommodations to
optimize space usage.
SPACEHAB Logistics Double Module
LDM
Technical Characteristics:
- Dimensions: 20 feet long, 14
feet wide, 11.2 feet high.
- Volume: 2200 cubic feet (holds
up to 61 Space Shuttle middeck lockers plus four double racks;
additional subfloor stowage is available).
- Launch weight (module plus
contents): Approximately 20,000 pounds (STS-101: launch weight
approximately 18,000 pounds; payload ascent weight
approximately 8,000 pounds module tare weight 10,000 pounds).
- Power (on
orbit): 3000 W DC
690 VAC
- Heat
Rejection (on orbit): 4000W
- Viewports:
0 to 3
- Locker
Capability: 42 to 62
- Four external
rooftop stowage locations (500 lb at each location)
- Four double-rack
locatons (two powered)
- Floor storage for
large unique items and Soft Stowage®
- Boeing-Huntsville developed the
LDM for SPACEHAB and serves as the Company’s mission
integration contractor.
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