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Space Shuttle Drawings and Technical Diagrams

 

 

side, foward and topside drawing of Shuttle spacecraft with specification data

component drawing of Shuttle Orbiter with specifications
Figure 1-3.- The Space Shuttle orbiter
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p1-8.
Space Shuttle orbiter.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-4.

 

cross-sectional diagram of Shuttle's cargo bay and engine compartment

scale drawing of Shuttle
Figure 3-1. Orbiter structures
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-5.
Figure 3-2. Dimensions of the Orbiter vehicle.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-6.

 

cut-away drawing of the Shuttle's crew compartment

cross-sectional drawing of crew module
Figure 3-3. Forward fuselage (crew module and structure)
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-7.
Figure 3-4. Crew module layout
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-8.

 

overhead drawing of crew compartment and component drawing of control console

cut-away drawing of mid-deck crew cabin arrangement
Figure 3-5. Flight-deck crew cabin arrangement
Figure 3-6. Aft flight-deck configuration
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-9.
Figure 3-7. Mid-deck crew cabin arrangement.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-10.

 

sectional drawing of cargo bay and mechanical subsystems

cut-away diagram illustrating crew cabin entry portal
Figure 3-20. Mechanical subsystems.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-23.
Figure 3-21. Crew cabin ingress/egress.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p3-25.

cut-away drawing of Orbiter crew station

drawing of astronauts' seats and locations
Figure 5-1. Orbiter crew station.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p5-5.
Figure 5-3. Operationl seats installed.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p5-8.

illustration of sleeping bag location

illustration of zero gravity restraint devices
Figure 5-2. Sleeping bag use locations.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p5-6.
Figure 5-4. Restraints (typical)
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p5-9.

diagram illustrating the 3 different methods of exiting the spacescraft

illustration of galley composition and location on the Shuttle
Figure 5-6. Postlanding egress routes with ejection seats.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p5-12.
Figure 5-11. Galley configuration (concept).
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p5-21.

cut-away drawing of crew sleeping quarters

illustration of personnel hygiene systems
Figure 5-12. Rigid sleep station provisions.
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p5-25.
Figure 5-13. Personal hygiene equipment on orbit locations (with galley).
From: Space Shuttle News Reference (NASA), p5-26.

Scanning: Chris Gamble
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