How much drinking water can the Progress MS cargo ship transport to the ISS in the Rudnik system tanks in one flight - the answer is on the card. The drinking water is transported by the Progress MS ship in two Rudnik system tanks. The volume of each of them is 210 liters. In the Russian section of the ISS there are systems for renewing water from atmospheric moisture condensation and urine. But the water from them is mainly used as technical water - in sewage and sanitary devices (toilets) and in the oxygen production system. For drinking and cooking, the astronauts use water from EDV water tanks, each of which contains about 21 liters. They are filled with water - or transported in the tanks of the Rodnik system of the Progress MS ship, or stored and filled in the tanks of a similar system in the Kochav module. - If you want to know what a "space bucket" looks like on the ISS.

How much drinking water can the Progress MS cargo ship transport to the ISS in the Rudnik system tanks in one flight - the answer is on the card. The drinking water is transported by the Progress MS ship in two Rudnik system tanks. The volume of each of them is 210 liters. In the Russian section of the ISS there are systems for renewing water from atmospheric moisture condensation and urine. But the water from them is mainly used as technical water - in sewage and sanitary devices (toilets) and in the oxygen production system. For drinking and cooking, the astronauts use water from EDV water tanks, each of which contains about 21 liters. They are filled with water - or transported in the tanks of the Rodnik system of the Progress MS ship, or stored and filled in the tanks of a similar system in the Kochav module. - If you want to know what a "space bucket" looks like on the ISS.