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ATV ICC
Part of ATV
European space tug. Study 1985. The Integrated Cargo Carrier was located at the forward end of the ATV. It represented 60% of the total ATV volume and carried all of the cargo for resupplying the Station.

AKA: Integrated Cargo Carrier. Status: Study 1985. Payload: 7,300 kg (16,000 lb). Gross mass: 10,994 kg (24,237 lb). Height: 6.99 m (22.93 ft). Diameter: 4.48 m (14.69 ft).

The ICC was designed to resupply the ISS with up to 7667 kg of cargo. Depending on the needs of the ISS, each ATV mission could accommodate a different mix of supplies, up to the following maximum for each category: 840 kg of drinking water; - 100 kg of air oxygen and nitrogen; 860 kg of refueling propellant for the Station's propulsion system; 4700 kg of propellant for re-boost; and 5500 kg of equipment, dry goods and fresh food stored in bags or drawers. The ICC consisted of the following sections:

Habitable Volume: 48.00 m3.



Family: Space Tugs. Country: Europe. Launch Vehicles: Ariane 5. Agency: ESA, Cannes.

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