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2015 | OriginalPaper | Chapter

Active Magnetic Shielding for Manned Space Missions Present Perspectives

Authors : F. Ambroglini, R. Battiston, W. J. Burger, V. Calvelli, R. Musenich, P. Spillantini, M. Giraudo, M. Vuolo

Published in: Space Safety is No Accident

Publisher: Springer International Publishing

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Abstract

Results of recent and current active magnetic shielding studies for manned space missions are presented. The proposed shielding configurations are based on high temperature superconductors. The mass estimates of the coils and supporting structure of the engineering designs are based on the current and expected near-future performance of the superconducting materials. In each case, the shield performance, in terms of dose reduction, is provided by a 3-dimensional Monte Carlo simulation, which treats in detail the electromagnetic and hadronic interactions of the galactic-cosmic rays, and the secondary particles they produce in the materials of the shield and spacecraft.

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Metadata
Title
Active Magnetic Shielding for Manned Space Missions Present Perspectives
Authors
F. Ambroglini
R. Battiston
W. J. Burger
V. Calvelli
R. Musenich
P. Spillantini
M. Giraudo
M. Vuolo
Copyright Year
2015
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-15982-9_18

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