FCFOPS

The Fluids and Combustion Facility (FCF) is a set of two International Space Station (ISS) research facilities designed to support physical and biological experiments in support of technology development and validation in space. The FCF consists of two modular, reconfigurable racks called the Combustion Integration Rack (CIR) and the Fluids Integration Rack (FIR). The CIR and FIR were developed at NASAʼs Glenn Research Center (GRC) in Cleveland, Ohio, under a prime contract with ZIN Technologies. The CIR was launched to the ISS on the Space Shuttle STS-126 in 2008 and the FIR was launched on STS-128 in 2009. Both racks are operated remotely from the ISS Payload Operations Center (ISSPOC) at GRC. The sustaining engineering and operations team is under a prime contract with ZIN Technologies.

ISS Fluids and Combustion Facility – Combustion Integrated Rack Operations

ISS Fluids and Combustion Facility Operations (FCFOPS)

Connect to FCF Data

WebDAV BitKinex Instructions

Console Logs