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1.0 Basic Requirements

‘Some men see things around them and wonder why! we dream of things and say why not?’
Motto, Dougeldyne Astrosystems and Flechtel Constructors

We provide
Excellent infrastructure for human
expansion in space.
A transfer station for cargo and passengers
en route between lunar surface and other
space locations.
A magnificent world with modern amenities
for comfortable living.
Unique features
Serve as a base and a repair depot for Total cost- $193,861,294,600
lunar Landers.
Key details
Collecting, packaging and exporting lunar
raw materials to other settlements yielding Date of contract 28 January 2044
high benefits. awarded
Provide technical lunar training facility for Population 7500+600(transient)
the visitors en route to the moon so as to
make them familiar with lunar environment. Date of completion 29 December 2054
User friendly wrist watches that notify the Payback period 10 years
visitors about the arrival and departure of
space flights. 2
2.0 Structural Design

Fig 2.0.1 Side View

Fig 2.0.2 Top View

Design features
•Torus for agriculture and residential purpose.
•Dual quad torus for lunar training facilities and transit accommodation
•Shielding mechanism for radiation and debris penetration.
•Moving reflecting mirrors to provide natural sunlight.
•Non-rotating central hub.
•Four Widely separated docks.
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2.1 Structural Components

2.1.1 Structural Components

Structural Dimensions Down Surface(m2) Volume(m3) Primary use

components Surface area
area(m2)
Major Minor L B H
radii( radii(m)
m)
TORUS1(Residential 867.5 139 - - - 1255500 4883844 330990074 Living area and
and agriculture) agriculture
Dual quad torus(Lunar 150 - - 80 200 94200 163880 75360000 Training facility for
training facility people en route to
/transit Luna and
accommodation) industries
Central hub - - - 900 974100 48694686 Storage and
industries
Spokes (4) 40 - - 868 911352 17443328 Transportation

Mirror(1) 1810 - -

2.1.2 Volumes and their uses

Quad torii system Uses

Torus Residential and agricultural area

Central hub Storage, industries, maintenance and repair

Dual quad torii Lunar training facility, accommodations for in transit

visitors 4
 2.1.2 Construction Materials

2.1.2 Construction Materials

2.1.3 Construction Materials:

Materials Properties Cost($)/unit

Super •High tensile strength 115/lbs

adobe •Low thermal conductivity
•High service temperature
Kevlar-49 •High tensile strength 140/lbs
•Excellent curing properties
•Capable of sustaining minor impacts without damage
Aluminum •Excellent corrosion resistance 100/lbs
titanate •Light weight, high thermal and electrical resistance
•Extremely low magnetism
Spectra •High tensile strength 100/lbs
2000 •Ozone resistance, thermal resistance
RTV3145 - •Resist UV rays 187.9/lbs
•Ozone resistance
•Thermal resistance
Sealant gel - •Temporary fixation 7/lbs
Polyethyle - •Withstanding high temperature 7/lbs
ne foam •Dispersing the radiations

2.1.3 Radiation and debris protection: All the materials shall be compiled together hermetically using adhesives
and gels such as RTV-3145 adhesive and sealant gel shall be used for the temporary fixation of the materials
incase any penetration occurs in the settlement by the fast moving debris in space. Polyethylene foam shall also be
used for it is capable of withstanding high temperature and helps in dispersing the radiations. These materials
shall be put together in form of tiles in order to make replacement easier in case of any disturbance to the 5
settlement.
2.1.4 Layer Concept

2.1.4 LAYER CONCEPT: Gravity is

Part Layer Explanation generated by
concept
rotating the
Torus 8 Layers Super adobe(2m), Polymer M5(1.5m), Spectra-2000(2m), Polyethylene Foam(1.5m), settlement with
(13 m) RTV-3145 Adhesive(1m), Aluminum titanate(2m), Kevlar-49(2m)
rocket boosters.
Disc 8 Layers Super adobe(1.5m), Polymer M5(1m), Spectra-2000(1.5m), Polyethylene Once the spin is
(9.7m) Foam(1.5m), RTV-3145 Adhesive(1m), Aluminum titanate(1.5m), Kevlar-49(1.7m) started, it would
be maintained
Central hub 8Layers Super adobe(1.5m), Polymer M5(1.5m), Spectra-2000(1.5m), Polyethylene
(11m) Foam(1.5m), RTV-3145 Adhesive(1.5m), Aluminum titanate(2m), Kevlar-49(1.5m) indefinitely. Due
to possible
Connecting 8layers Super adobe(1m), Polymer M5(1m), Spectra-2000(1m), Polyethylene Foam(1m), degradation of
spokes (7.7m) RTV-3145 Adhesive(1m), Aluminum titanate(1m), Kevlar-49(1.7m)
spin, the
Docks 8layers Super adobe(1m), Polymer M5(0.3m), Spectra-2000(1m), Polyethylene Foam(0.2m), boosters will
(6.2m) RTV-3145 Adhesive(1m), Aluminum titanate(0.7m), Kevlar-49(1m) provide the
necessary thrust.
Rpm. -1
(using ώt = 2πr)
Gravity-9.8
•Will prevent
corriolis force
•Psychologically
viable
Glass concept-The glass shall be manufactured in space at the construction site in order to enhance its ability
to work in space and make the settlement much safer for the people living in it. The glass shall be strong
enough to protect the inner parts of the settlement from dangers of space like solar radiations, cosmic rays 6
and debris penetration.
 2.2 Area Utilisation
2.1.5 Pressure and gravity
Structural Pressure g (m/s2) Justification
components
Torus 1 .82 atm 9.8 Best suited for human dwelling
Increases human efficiency
Dual quad torus .82 atm 1.6 Training facility for people in route to Luna
Central hub - zero Storage in zero g
Recreation and entertainment in zero g
Docking ports - zero Saves fuel

Table 2.2.1 Area Utilization

Spaces to be used % of area utilized Total Area utilization (m2)
Residential 29.5 398161.5
Offices and Shops 5.1 68834.7
School 1.1 14846.7
Hospitals 1.6 21595.2
Meditation centers 0.9 12147.3
Recreation and Entertainment 5.4 72883.8
Public open spaces 5.2 70184.4
2.1.3Structure Interface between
Industries/ Storage 10.2 137669.4
rotating and non-rotating sections
Communication 0.5 6748.5 The central hub shall be made non-
Lunar training facility 3 40491 rotating by the help of radial ball
Roads and Paths 7.5 101227.5 bearing which are the lowest friction
Waste and water management 2.8 37791.6 causing ball bearings. The friction
Agricultural land 22.2 299633.4 shall also be reduced by using solid
hydrated diamond-like carbon which
Miscellaneous 4.9 32392.8
is one of the best lubricants that can7
Total 100 1349700 be used in space.
2.3 Construction Sequence

Phase 1- Construction of central hub Phase 2- Construction of spokes Phase 3- construction of dual quad torii
Duration- 2 years Duration – 2years Duration-2.5years

Phase 5- settlement construction is over in a time period of

Phase 4- construction of residential torus into mesh
10 years
Duration- 2.5 years
Duration -2 years
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2.4 Port Facilities

Location and configuration of port areas 2.4 Port Facilities

•The elevators shall be used to carry the goods from the
docking area to the storage area.
•For maintenance and repair of space ships they shall be
transferred to the repair center.
•Scope for expansion has also been provided for future fleet
growth.
•The central cylinder shall also have industrial area.

Fig. 2.4.1

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 3.1: Orbital location:
Arial shall be located in the polar lunar orbit 1100km above the Luna’s surface. The orbit has the following features:

TABLE 3.1.2 JUSTIFICATION OF SELECTED LOCATION

TABLE 3.1.1 ORBITAL DETAILS
Stability The elliptical orbit of Arial rules out the possibility of Earth’s dominance. The
Radius 1100 km altitudes below 1200km makes it difficult for Earth to disturb orbit of the
settlement.
Revolution 3 days
period Close proximity from Placement of the settlement at an altitude of 1100km shall provide easy
the sources of access to lunar resources. Several extraction techniques and plants shall be
RPM 1 material built on Moon itself.
Orbital speed 17.8 km/s Possibility of eclipse Arial shall not come in the shadow of the moon but shadow of the Earth
effects it once in 28 days for 24 hours.
circumference 17822km
Other assets Apart for providing stability, a polar orbit shall reduce he time period of an
Inclination 86 degrees eclipse. Also minimum energy for the spaceships shall make it easy for them
to dock.

TABLE 3.1.3 SOURCES AND TRANSPORTATION METHODS 3.1.2 Sources of materials and methods for
transportation:
Materials Source Composition Method of
transportation •Construction of Arial shall take place at lunar
orbit below an altitude of 1200 km.
Kevlar 49 Earth Polyparaphenylene ORION III • The construction materials shall be stored in
terephthalamide modules at Luna.
Aluminum titanate Alaskol Aluminum and titanium KTX 23 •These materials shall be transported to site
by various cargo ships.
Shielding material Luna - KTX23 Arial
Super adobe Earth Propylene sand tubes ORION III
Polyethylene foam Earth Carbon and hydrogen ORION III Spaceships
RTV 3145 Luna Silicon and oxygen KTX 23
Adhesive 10
Luna
3.2 Community infrastructure
Moon orbit
3.1.3 Calculations:
According to the theory of gravitation

L4
Orbital velocity= (GM/r + h)½ (i)
Where,
G= 6.67x 10^-11Nm^2/kg^2
M(mass of Luna)=7.35x10^22 kg SUN
Therefore, by substituting its value in (i) EARTH
moon

We get, orbital velocity= 17.8 km/s

Velocity= Circumference of orbit/total time taken
Where,
Circumference=2x3.14x(1100+1738)= 17822km
Therefore, time taken=3.0 days

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Fig.3.1.1 Orbital location of Arial

TABLE 3.2.1 FOOD PRODUCTION

Growing The food shall be grown by using BHAS (Bernoulli hydroponics and aeroponics systems). This method not only increases the
yield but also reduces the area and water consumed. In this method, the plants not only pull water through capillarity but are
artificially made to do so in a shorter period of time. The pressure shall be lowered by using air suckers and velocity of water
increases.
Harvesting AGRICULTURE Robot shall monitor the harvesting of the crops. A round of human examination shall ensure the prevention of
malfunctioning of BHAS.
Packaging HCVP(high capacity vacuum packs) shall be used for the storage of crops and different food items.
Delivering Delivery by PSP(Pascal split pipeline) system shall be done so as to generate pressure for faster delivery. This systems shall
function between the production units and retail markets via underground. Since pressure at both ends shall be uniform
(Pascal’s law) so no damage to the food is possible.
Selling Selling shall directly be done in the markets to which the people have full access.
3.2.1.2 Food storage
The storage of food shall be divided into 2 categories:
1.Provisionong storage:Since the food shall be consumed on a continuous basis, the processing and production units shall be used for its11storage.
2.Emergency storage:Warehouses shall be used for emergency of food. Refrigerated sections shall provide longer life to the products.
3.2 Community infrastructure

TABLE 3.2.1 FOOD REQUIREMENTS 3.2.2 Power production and distribution

Crop g/person/d Yield(g/ Area(m2 Total No. of Conventional solar cells reflect most of the light striking
ay m2 /day) /person) area(m2 ) growing them
days • Use of photon crystals on their surface shall increase
the efficiency by 37%
Cereals 440 32.98 13.4 107200 60-120 • Distribution of power shall be done using a mixture of
silver and copper wires acquired from the Earth.
Pulses 46 3.16 14.5 116000 90-110
TABLE 3.2.2 POWER DISTRIBUTION
Sugarcane(fo 40 2.89 13.8 110400 180
r sugar ) AREA POWER REQUIRED
Vegetables 150 13.5 11.1 88800 80 Industrial 22800kW

Fruits 250-300 72.2 3.8 30400 Seasonal Residential 24000kW

Beverage 10 15 1.5 12000 250-300 Agricultural 7000kW

Fig.3.2.2:
crops Others (Docks, 3000kW Photon
Others 150-200 51.56 3.3 26400 -Na- systems e.t.c.) crystal

ANIMAL g/person/d Area Area Total area (m2) TABLE 3.2.2.1 POWER PRODUCTION AND STORAGE
ay (animal/ (person/m Area per person X
Area under solar cells 750000meter square
m2 ) 2 ) population
Total power required by 56800KW
Meat/fish 250-300 1.2 8.8 71280 the settlement/day

3.2.2.1 Other Power production methods: Total power generated 75000KW

•Power shall also be generated by A.S.P.D(Aeronautical solar power devices) by the settlement/day
which store power by using XANTREX XW series Power stored 18200KW+ ASPD
•These power production units shall be placed in orbit around the settlement so
that they receive continuous Sunlight and thus produce power enough for10 days Storage technique Using XANTREX XW series
use . batteries
•One of these device shall be used and when storage capacities of batteries exceeds the limit then power shall be directly beamed to the
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settlement using microwaves.Rectenna field shall catch these waves and convert it directly into power.
3.2 Community infrastructure
3.2.3 Internal and external communication
Internal communication shall be divided into two categories:
1. Wireless communication: For wireless communication, Wi-MAX technology
shall be used(refer 5.0.x).
2. Wired communication: For wired communication, Optic fiber cables shall be
used (refer 5.0.x) .
Other infrastructural facilities for communication shall include Ethernet
switches, Wi-MAX towers and optic fiber routers.
External communication:
•External communication shall be provided by using MEO satellites that are
based on S-band communication antennas capable of forming 490 beams For
satellites
•C-band antennas for ground based station link. These satellites shall also be
used for preventing the loss of data.
•Its frequency ranges from 7 THz to 10THz.
TABLE 3.2.3.2 PLACEMENT OF
TABLE 3.2.3.1 DIMENSIONS
SATELLITES
OF SATELLITES
NO. OF LOCATION
Length 10m
SATELLITES
Fig3.2 Height 5m
2 60 degrees, height of
3.2.4 Transportation systems
Width 3m 10^8 meter square
3.2.4.1:The internal transportation system in settlement shall from Earth and Luna.
be divided into 3 categories: 1 Halo orbit
*PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION: Using cycles, except this people
can walk to their destinations.
*PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: Public transportation includes
provision of a fast and a slow walking escalator.
*TRANSPORTATION THROUGH SPOKES: Transportation
through the spokes shall be done by the use of SMB (spoke
mass belts), it can carry up to 50 people at a time. It shall be a
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Fig3.2.3: Satellite transmission 3.2.3: MEO Satellite
momentum.
3.2 Community infrastructure
3.2.5 Atmosphere and weather control

TABLE3.2.5.1 ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION TABLE3.2.5.2 REMOVAL OR REPLENISHEMENT OF SUSTANCES

Substance Percentage Requirement(m3) Source Oxygen replenishment • Electrolysis of water.

•Procurement from Luna via LWEP
Nitrogen 78.08% 250000000 Earth •Photosynthesis
Oxygen 20.94% 69000000 Alexandriat Carbon dioxide CARBON DIOXIDE removal pumps and
Carbon 0.0314% Agricultural removal Sabatier process
dioxide 103000 section Air purification HEPA(HIGH EFFICIENCY PARTICULATE)
AIR FILTER
Hydrogen 0.00005% 165 Moon
Artificial rain Using RainNex RAIN MACHINES
Argon 0.934% 3090000 Bellevistat
Artificial snowfall SW(snow woofer) machines.
Other gases 0.0026% 8600 Bellevistat Humidity control Descissant dehumidifier
Table 3.2.5.3 CLIMATE SIMULATION (OPEN PLACES) 3.2.6: Fire management
Simulated Daylight hours Temperature Humidit
Climate y Smoke detectors fit in all parts of Arial
• Detection done by very early smoke detectors
Summer 13-15 20°C - 30°C 50-60% • Further the smoke shall be repressed.
Autumn 11-13 15°C -25°C 40-50%
Winter 9-11 10°C - 20°C 30-40%
Spring 11-13 15°C - 25°C 40-50%

3.2.7:Thrusting sections
Two thrusters shall be placed on the outer ends of the torii to
provide maximum torque. The thrusters shall be placed in a way
that they provide thrust in opposite directions. Also Arial’s orbit Fig3.2.5: Process of maintaining air composition
allows lesser usage of propellant. 14
3.2 Community infrastructure
3.2.8 Waste management
NCM
(Nirmalakar clarifier
Table 3.2.8 INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER
mechanical system)
TREATMENT
Type of Treatment Process of Waste Bio-degradable Water
Waste Non Bio-degradable
Industry Waste
Oxygen
Chemical Neutralization, Ultra- Regeneration
filtration
MBT
Agricultural, Activated Sludge process, (Mechanical biological
Food Trickling Filter treatment)

Metal, Advanced Oxidation Materials

Construction process, Metal Precipitation Untreatable E.g. Metal,
Waste Glass
Oil API oil-water separator, Recycling Industry
Carbon adsorption Fig. 3.2.4.2
3.2.9 Transportation corridors and infrastructure Domestic Biomass
allocation Waste Water Briquetting
treatment
Compressed
Final Waste

Released into
space towards sun

Solid Waste Treatment

Fig 3.2.8 Solid Waste management

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Fig 3.2.9.1: Infrastructure allocation
3.2 Community infrastructure
3.2.10 Water management
3.2.10.1: Water production:
Water shall be produced and extracted from the lunar surface using different
processes as mentioned :
•Using LWEP(Lunar water extraction plant):
This system shall extract water from the lunar soil using the processes of hydrothermal
reduction, carbothermal reduction and pyrolysis.
•Using Sabatier process:
Carbon dioxide + Hydrogen Methane + Water
• Using water recycled by the NCM waste management system.
The amount of water required by residents per day is 1215kl, industries is 42.84kl and
agricultural region is 3.06 kl.
3.2.10.2 Emergency storage facilities
At the time of an emergency , water shall be stored in the riverine as well in the
underground water storage tanks. Each of these tanks can store up to 300 kl of
water and only 33 of these tanks shall assure storage for 2 days. Also the riverine
shall store water enough for 2 days. Meantime the intellowave and LWEP production
shall be increased .
3.2.11 Rights of way 3.2.12 Day night cycle Fig3.2.10.1. LWEP mechanism
TABLE 3.2.11: RIGHTS OF WAY Day night cycle shall be provided by using mirrors and electrochromic glasses as shutters. The
Roads 10m light shall enter Arial via glasses, as day passes electrochromic glasses shall be used to control
the light’s intensity at entering points. These mirrors become darker as electricity is supplied .
Footpaths Breadth:1.2m The reflecting mirrors to be used shall be 1.81 km in radius.
Fire land ambulance lanes 3.4m
3.2.13 Security measures
Robot lanes 3.5m
Vein geometry ,Iris scan ,Facial thermography and laser security shall be taken as
Cycle lanes Width:1.9m security measures to prevent the attack of other settlements. This attack can be in
terms of takeover or leaking of information.
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3.3: Machinery infrastructure
3.3.1 The working of construction robots

ROBOTS SPECIFICATIONS
Exterior Construction robots
Nova Soldering machine, ultrasonic sensor, thermograph sensor, communication antenna, laser welder
Meshext mesh holders, dual mesh building machines, tri-laser welders, bi-propellant
Tilolax tiling and glass laying-Dual tiling machine, solar panels, tile builder/container
Interior Construction Robots
Tilanol painting brush, paint container, dual tiling machine
Roadon Vacuum lifter, piping machine, wiring/taping machine and road building machine

•This robot supervises

2.Exterior construction
the working of the
robot Meshext:
exterior construction
•The subassemblies that
robots.
is aluminum titanate
•The communication
wires shall be out
antenna shall regulate
together by this robot.
communication with
•The holder shall hold
the other robots.
the rods.
•The Ultrasound
•The laser welders shall
sensors and
emit the beams to put
Thermograph sensor
the mesh together.
shall detect the defects
and the Laser welder
and Soldering machine
Fig 2 Meshext
shall work upon for
Fig 1: Nova 17
improving those
defects.
3.3: Machinery infrastructure

3.Exterior tiling :Tilolax

•The raw material sand tubes(silicate) shall be
provided in the robot which shall turn it to
slides using the pressing machine.
•The geometrical tile shall be put on the outer
surface by dual tiling machine on the robot.
•The solar panel fitted on the robot shall help
it provide power to keep working.

4.Interior wall constructor: Roadon Fig3 Tilolax

•It shall be provided with raw material for bricks, the silica and clay that shall
be used to build walls using vacuum lifter.
•The pipes shall be laid using the pipe machine.
•The road builder shall use the gravel and charcoal to complete the roads.
•The wire tapping machine shall install the wire systems in the houses and
other buildings.
5.Interior tiling robot: Tilanol
•This machine shall provide Fig 4 Roadon
the interior buildings with
the final finishing. 3.3.3: Monitoring of robots:
•The paint brush shall use
Monitoring of robots shall be doing using server.
the stored paint to color the
A supervising robot shall be used to monitor the
wall.
functioning of such robots involved in interior
•The tiling machine shall
construction.
follow the placement of
The monitoring of exterior construction robots
tiles.
shall be done by NOVA robot.
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Fig 5 Tilanol
3.4 Raw material handling

3.4.1Unloading the ships

•The on-coming cargoes containing the raw materials shall dock on the ports of Arial.
•The payload shall be shifted to the central hub
•The conveyer belts installed at the entrance of ports shall be used for transport.
3.4.2Packaging and storage of the raw materials
•The stored materials shall be sent to the packaging industries in the central hub. These packs shall
prevent the spoilage of the specified articles.
•The packed materials shall be stored in the warehouse in the central hub.
3.4.3Uploading the ships
•The cargo receiving ships from other settlements
•be uploaded with the packed construction material
• transported from the central hub using conveyer belts.
3.4.4Dust Removal Device
•An apparatus for cleaning electro statically charged dust particles
•Has a plurality of fibers extending outward from the base member
•Mechanical movement of this artificial fleece developing electrostatic charge on the polymer fibers
•These fibers attract electro statically charged particles
3.4.5Storage of fuel
Different of fuels such as hydrazine and helium-3 for usage by spaceships like KTX 23 or ORION III
shall be stored in the warehouses. These fuels shall be extracted from Luna’s surface by the lunar
Base.

Fig 3.4.2 Central hub

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Fig 3.4.1: Conveyor belt system(SMB)
Human Engineering

Human needs are to be well taken care of in a frontier environment and our company shall provide the best of
the facilities to make the life comfortable.
4.0 COMMUNITY ATTRIBUTES
Attributes Description
Fine Food Restaurants and hotels providing all types of cuisines. nutritious food made according to the balanced diet.
Entertainment entertainment: Space Olympics, city center, futuristic theaters and a space cruise shall cater to the
entertainment needs of the residents 24x7.
Natural sunlight Hugh windows on the sides of the residential torus and reflecting mirrors provide natural sunlight inside the
settlement( refer 3.2.8 for day and night cycle)
views of space and picturesque scenes of the outer space, other planets and heavenly bodies available. The positioning of Arial
Luna at lunar orbit provides magnificent views of the moon(Luna)

4.1.1Housing

•Hemtron assisting the residents in day to day house work

•Well equipped houses with interactive wallpapers
implanted with OLEDs and study desks with TOLED glass.
•Mirrors implanted with OLED that shall tell the details of
the clothes held infront of it and they could also be used
for video conferencing.

fig 4.1.1 Sports stadium

4.1.2Entertainment
•City hall: Rock concerts, theater shows, dance parties, theme parties, music/dance competitions shall be organized in the
city hall weekly. Holographic shows in which holograms shall act.
•Festivals: A theme festival after 2 months in the city hall with themes like Food, shopping, dance-music, orchid plants , art
and science fair In returning generating a big revenue and boosting the tourism greatly.
•Space Olympics: Major sports bonanza taking place every 2 years in which athletes from other settlement and even earth
shall participate. 20
4.1 Basic Requirements and consumables

4.1.3 Education 4.1.4 Medical

•One education center with a capacity of 170 students. This could be expanded
later on according to the needs •2 main hospitals in the residential torus
•Each student shall be provided with FOLED screen where all latest news and •2 mobile clinics “Life lines”
developments shall regularly be flashed. •First aid provided in houses by “hemtron”
•Seminars by scientists and from earth and other settlements shall take place.
•University at Alexandriat shall be used for higher studies
4.1.5Recreation and parks
TABLE 4.1.1 FOOD ITEMS
•Yoga center, meditation center, riverine , beach,
Food Proteins Fats Carbohydr Energy shopping centers and observatories shall be provided
items (gm) (gm) ates (gm) (kcal) •Animal safari with exotic animals shall ease the stress
Wheat 23.25 9.72 50 360 •Space cruise to venture into the infinities of universe

Rice 7.13 0.66 80 370

Maize 3.5 1.2 15 125
Peas 5.4 0.4 15 80
Cabbage 1.28 0.1 6 20
Apple 0 0 10.7 56
Onion 1.3 0.1 9.34 50
Banana 1.09 .40 24 90
Potato 2 0.1 10 45
Almond 22 45 19 580
Pork 18.7 4.9 0 114
Fish meat 87 1.5 0 364
Egg 3 3 .2 40
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Milk 3.2 4.5 4.6 67
 4.1 Quantity of other supplies and physiological factors

TABLE 4.1.3 AREA ALLOCATION

TABLE4.1.2 QUANTITY OF OTHER BASIC NECESSITIES
Space to be used Percentage area (%)
other consumable Quantity (per person Distribution Residential 29.5
per year) Offices and shops 5.1
Medicine 1.5 kg Through hospitals and clinics School 1.1
Hospitals 1.6
Kitchen ware 44 units Through malls and shops Recreation and 5.4
Electrical appliances 102 units Through malls and shops entertainment
Public open spaces 5.2
Stationary 64 units Through shops Industries and storage 10.2
Toiletries 2 kg Through malls Communication 0.5
Lunar training 3
House ware 30 units Through malls and shops
facility/transient
Batteries 1.1 kg Through shops accomodation
furniture 23 units Through malls Meditation center 0.9
Roads and paths 7.5
Waste and water 2.8
management
TABLE 4.1.5 PHYSIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS AND REMEDIES
Agricultural land 22.2
Problem Remedy
Miscellaneous 4.9
Reduction of bone mass (during  Artificial gravity
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space flight and in settlement)  Radiation Shielding
Cardiovascular deconditioning  Regular medical check ups
Weightlessness  Regular exercise
Osteoporosis (weakness of bones)  Proper medication
Asthenia Syndrome (fatigue)  Space suit for EVA
Growth of kidney stones  Safety measures in low g areas
Neurophysiologic 22
4.1, 4.2 Area Allocation and demographics

TABLE 4.1.4 PSYCHOLOGICAL PROBLEM AND REMEDY

Problem Remedy
Home sickness  Earth like
isolation environment
Boredom  Meditation and
Depression yoga
Aviophobia (fear of  Maintained day
height) night cycle
Kenophobia (fear of large  Proper medication
empty space)  open spaces
Solipsism syndrome  Systematic
Loss of sense of taste desensitization
Asphyxiation (on entering (consecutively
low pressure area) exposing of phobic
Insomnia things)
Stress  Recreational
Confinement activities
Hallucination  Entertainment
Lipism syndrome (person  Suitable jobs
4.2 Community layout
feels everything is dream)  Cognitive behavior
therapy
 Proper
physiotherapist Type Permanent
Married adults 4125

Single men 1950

Single women 1275
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children 150
4.2 Exterior and interior layouts

4.2.2Exterior drawings

The apartments
shall accommodate
both families and
singles

Fig 4.2.1 For Suburban house Fig 4.2.2 For Suburban house Fig 4.2.3 For Suburban house

4.2.3Differentiated neighborhood 4.2.4Interior floor plans

Residents shall be provided with differentiated neighborhood to suit
various preferences of architectural design and lifestyle choices. These
settling shall be closely knit and the residents shall interact a lot
River-side settling: for nature lovers
Urban settling: for contemporary living
Suburban settling : for peace lovers

For 2

Ground floor First floor24

For 3-4
4.2, 4.3 House plans and Safety devices
For 2 (Apartment) TABLE 4.2.1 AREA OF HOUSES
houses Apartments
Type For 2 For 3-4 For 1 For 2
No of 4000 150 985 215
houses
Area of 832 1260 315 759
house
Total area 3328000 189000 310275 163185
For 1 (apartment) covered

1.5m
4.3 Designs of Systems and devices

•FOLED screens: personal screens serving the purpose of

computer, communication device
•Cyclomax: Cycles used for transportation in the residential area

4.3.1Space Suit
2m Fig 4.3.1 Cyclomax

bio suit with special features(use in unpressurized areas) consisting of :

• Skin tight body suit and pressurized helmet
• Hard torso shell and Velcro like gecko boots with thrusters for easy movement. 4.3.2 Materials used in bio
• Portable life support system (PLSS) having oxygen tank, cooling water system and suit
carbon dioxide filters. •Kevlar 49
• Easy to don and doff taking only 20 minutes and weighing 9 kg. •Nickel titanium layer
• Piezoelectric pumps. •Nylon-spandex
• Computer display in helmet, keypad/control panel on hand, health monitoring system. •Elastic
•Urethane painted foam
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4.3.3 Human Safety and Mobility

Movement in low-g areas Safety in low-g areas

•Padded walls in low and 0-g areas avoid
•handholds attached to walls.
•Tethers injury.
•Robotic Arms Provided
•Handrails
•Space suit provided
•Elevators in central hub

For humans in pressurized low-g areas

The contract for air lock systems at
spacesuit shall not be but in fact tether
the entrance and exit of the spokes
and hand rail for better adaptability
shall be given to “Lossless Airlocks”

Fig. 4.3.2 Space suit

4.4 Lunar training and transient accommodation

Training facility given for lunar

In-transit population
mobility and operations on Depart for moon in the
accommodated in the
rugged-terrains constructed lunar-landers
hotels in quad-torii
for about a month

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4.4 Lunar training

4.4.1 Training procedures

•Training centre available in the Quad torii with a staff of well

trained-personnel. 4.4.2 Facilities for the in-transit population:
•Automated and manual training for operating lunar-rovers. •2 hotels with provision of accommodation for 400 each
•In the quad-torii 1/6 g will be available creating atmosphere •Convenience stores in the hotels, 1 shopping mall.
similar to moon. •1 recreational sector and amusement park
•Rugged-terrains will be constructed in few area for training for
lunar mobility.
•Training for mobility: Training for driving moon rovers and
perfecting the technique of moon walk
•Making the visitors as familiar as we can with the lunar terrain

4.4.3 Lunar training facility

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 5 Automation Design And Services
Streamlined and Unproblematic automated systems shall play a major role to ensure that ‘Arial’ remains the pinnacle of modern technology. It
shall also ensure convenience of the residents, provide them comfort and increase their standard of living.
5.0 Number And Types Of Softwares Installed In The Settlement
TABLE 5.0.1 TYPES AND NUMBER OF COMPUTERS TABLE 5.0.2 NUMBER AND TYPES OF SERVERS
Types Processor Number Purpose Processing Storage RAM #
Servers 3.8 GHz (15-20 cores) 8 Speed

Nodes 3.8 GHz (8-12 cores) Control propulsion, rotation 15 PFLOPS 32 PB 1 PB 1

•Administrative Desktops •900 and revolution
•FOLED Screen •7500+Variant Control agricultural activities 8 PFLOPS 8 PB 512 TB 1

TABLE 5.0.3 TYPES OF SOFTWARES Control industrial activities 8 PFLOPS 8 PB 768 TB 1

Name Purpose Control activities of 10 PFLOPS 16 PB 768 TB 1

residential area
Ducktron Control settlement’s propulsion, rotation, revolution
-Xi and docking facilities Manage docks and 15 PFLOPS 32 PB 1 PB 2
communication facilities
Rebnite Helps to locate and personify robots
Control functioning of robots 15 PFLOPS 32 PB 1 PB 1
Nexus-1 Controls internal and external communication systems
Monitor Security Systems 8 PFLOPS 8 PB 512 TB 1
Nexus-2 Controls climate, weather and atmosphere
OS-flickr GUI Operating System for desktops, FOLED Screens,
servers and Arial passenger facilitation bands. 5.0.1 Transportation Corridors For Robots
Safox pro Provides protection against viruses, Trojans and Transportation in the Central Hub- It shall be carried out
spyware through spokes
M-X1 Allows authorized personnel to control servers Transportation Through Spokes- It shall carried by the use of SMB
remotely while being in the residential area. (spoke mass belts), it can carry up to 50 people at a time. It shall be a
manual vehicle based on principle of conservation of momentum.
Backex- Creates backup of all critical data in the MEO satellite.
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5.1Automation
Automationfor
forConstruction,
Construction,assembly
assemblyand
andtransport
transport
5.0.2 Data Storage Media TABLE 5.0.4 NETWORKING DEVICES
Wired Specifications Wireless Specifications
DAFC shall make a contract with Litigation Limiters to contact
Grumbo Aerospace to provide the data storage devices required: Ethernet Ethernet Wi-MAX 2.6 GHz frequency
Switch switch with Towers providing connectivity
•These systems fit into a pocket 256-512 at a speed of 64 GBps
•Have no rotating parts and do not require cooling. Ethernet ports in a radius of 50 m.
•Can tolerate severe environments Optic Fiber 32 TBps Wi-MAX 10 GBps (transfer
•Will not destroy data if they fail Cables (Bandwidth) routers speed)
•Can be connected in groups to increase storage capacity
Optic Fiber 1 TBps(transfer
Routers speed)
5.1 Automation For Construction

Exterior Construction Robots

(refer to 3. 3.1-2)

Interior Construction Robots

(refer to 3. 3.2)
Automation for transport and delivery of materials
(refer to 3. 1.3)

Fig 5.2.1 Physical Locations of Computers and Robots For Critical Function
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5.2 Automation
Automation for
for Settlement
Settlement Maintenance
Maintenance
TABLE 5.2.1 AUTOMATION FOR SETTLEMENT MAINTENANCE,REPAIR AND
SAFETY
Name Purpose
CleanGeck Clean the settlement windows, homes and other station areas.
Cleaneex Clean settlement wall and floors on a tri-weekly bases
Repanox Repair machinery and other settlement parts.
Sniper-89 Checks any unauthorized behavior and tackles it using its
features.
Quadrotor It shall hover inside the settlement to detect any unauthorized Fig 5.2.2 Sniper-89
behavior and violence Fig 5.2.3 Cleaneex

5.2.1 Backup Systems

•Sensors shall send signals about environment to the servers which
in turn shall automatically send signals to output devices that
control environmental factors.
• Backup thrusters to function during primary thruster’s failure.
• Electricity stored in Xantrex-XW batteries shall be used during the
cut off from the main electricity supplier.
• In case of any damage to a Wi-MAX tower, the other towers in the
vicinity shall lower down their working frequency so as to increase Fig 5.2.4Quadrotor
the wavelength so that no area is cut off from the network. Fig 5.2.5 CleanGeck
•Stored food shall be provided to the residents during a food crisis.

5.2.2Location and Sizes Of Repair

Minor repairs shall take place on spot by the Repanox
• Major repairs of devices and transport shall be completed in the
device repair and communication center located in the central hub.
•Structure Repairs shall be carried out at the device repair center located 30
in each divisional area. Fig 5.2.6 Repanox
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5.2 Automation
Automation for
for Contingency
Contingency
TABLE 5.2.1 CONTINGENCY PLANS
Contingency Step Response Time
Hull breach Minor Debirs Penetration Major Asteroid Penetration •Instantaneous
•Walls of the settlement temporarily •Outlets to the bunkers from the floors of the
sealed with Polyethylene foam buildings shall be used for the evacuation of residents. •10 sec – 5 min
•Walls repaired by the Tilolax and Repanox •Residents shall be transported to Alaskol temporarily
using RTV 3145 Adhesive. via space vehicles during re-construction.
Air •Residents evacuated and area sealed < 1 min
contamination •Air purified with air purifiers
< 2 min
Fire •People in the area evacuated < 10 sec
•Mono ammonium phosphate along with dry ice sprinkled
< 1 min
Radioactivity of •Sensors detect the radioactive tiles and send the information to the server < 4 min
exterior tiles •Tilolax shall replace the tiles
< 7 min
Solar flare •The polyethylene layer of the settlement acts as a shield. Instantaneous
•Tilolax and Nova shall be sent to the exterior, to check and repair any damaged parts.
< 2 min
Unauthorized •System or network shall be jammed by the security software Instantaneous
access of data •Culprit shall be taken into custody by the Sniper-89.
< 5 min
Medical •Modified Hemotron shall be sent to handle minor situations, whereas patient shall be transported to < 5 min
emergency the hospital to be under the care of experienced medical staff.
•Patients shall be quarantined till the time they are totally fit <15 min

Docking •Traffic shall be distributed among other docks < 5 min

accident •Repair robot shall repair the damaged dock
< 1 hr
Network/ •Backup server shall start functioning. Secondary network shall start functioning. Instantaneous
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5.2 Security Measures for Authorized Access
TABLE 5.2.2 SECURITY MEASURES TO ASSURE AUTHORIZED ACCESS Fig 5.2.1Materials For robots
Security Features to resist solar flare activity
Measures
Iris Scan •Analyzes the eye using a CCD camera and a near
infra-red sensor
•The eye is scanned in a way so that is secured in a
‘barcode format’.
Vein •An infra-red beam penetrates the hand and
Geometry identifies the vein geometry
Facial •The pattern of facial heat caused by the flow of
Thermograph blood is detected by infrared cameras. TABLE 5.2.4 MATERIALS TO PROTECT ROBOTS FROM SOLAR FLARES
AND DEBRIS PENETRATION
Laser •Special lasers will encompass areas of high security.
Security •When broken by an intruder an alarm will sound Material Specification
and the security system alerted.
Thickened aluminium Used to bump back the debris falling on
bumper the surface of the robot
TABLE 5.2.3 LOCATIONS OF SECURITY MEASURES
Multi Layer Insulation Thermal insulation composed of multiple
Location Security Measures Reason
(MLI) layers of thin sheets, reduce thermal loss
Server • Iris Scan •High Levels of security required
Nextel A strong material with a tensile strength of
Access •Facial thermograph •Laser Security will protect
2000MPa
•Laser Security valuable data, software and
•Vein Geometry expensive hardware RTV 3145 adhesive Resists U.V. radiations, thermal resistance
and fills cracks if any in other layers
Adminis- •Vein Geometry •Security required in offices to
trative •Iris Scan ensure safety of data. Kevlar Resists solar radiation, rigid, strong with a
Places •Facial Thermograph tensile strength of 3686MPa
Public • Iris Scan • Easy to use and very secure. Graphite support Used to provide rigidity, poor conductor of
Places •Vein Geometry heat
Houses •Iris Scan •Allows only the owners to enter Thickened aluminum Base for the other layers, provides 32
rigidity
the house. pressure wall
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5.3 Automation
Automation in
in the
the community
community
5.3.1 Enhancing Livability in the Community
•Self-charging batteries: The silver–zinc cells, used in robots shall be recharged:
1) By the heat produced 2) Solar Power
•Using Optical fiber as wires in the robots shall increase their efficiency.
•Robots shall be equipped with Wi-MAX which shall help in connecting various devices
including FOLED screens to help the user have full control over the robot.
5.3.2 Enhancing Livability of Residents
FOLED Screens (Flexible Organic Light Emitting Diode Screens)
•High Tech screens given to each citizen for easy access to and processing of
information. Fig 5.3.1 FOLED Screens
•It shall have the ability to connect to the computers within the settlement
•It shall have 2 modes namely- Fig 5.3.1 Productivity in Work Environments
1)Household Mode shall allow the person to control all the appliances of the
house wirelessly •Offices - A modified version of Hemtron shall be used
2)Private Mode shall allow a person to view pictures, play videos and games, to increase productivity in work environments
check E-mail, chat and video conference. For real-time interaction back •Industries – A modified version of Meshext, Tilolax
We give contract to Orbit-Link Communications for Earth users to make contact and Roadon shall be used in industries.
with settlement TABLE 5.3.1 FREQUENCY AND DATA DISTRIBUTION
5.3.3 Automation to perform Maintenance and Routine Tasks Frequency Use
Device repair and Command center (DRCC) 3.8 GHz to 5.6 GHz Internal Communication
•The Device Repair and Command Center shall be situated in the central hub. 6 GHz to 8 GHz Data Exchange
•It shall have servers as well as robots required for maintenance of Arial. 22.5 GHz to 22.5 GHz Communication of high security
•Repanox, Cleaneex and Sniper-89 shall be commanded from DRCC by Main information
Settlement Server.
•The major repairs shall be done inside DRCC whereas TABLE 5.3.2 INFRASTRUCTURE FOR COMMUNICATION
the minor repairs at the place where the damage has Infrastructure Use
taken place. Communication Transmits and receives signals and makes a temporary storage of
•The routine tasks like cleaning shall be Antennae data
accomplished by Cleaneex and CleanGeck .
MEO Satellites Communication between Arial, Earth and Moon.
•Cooking and provision of medical aid would be 33
done by Hemtron Wi-MAX Towers Internet Access and communication within the residential torus
5.3 Automation in Residences
Fig 5.3.4 Convenience In Residences

Fig 5.3.5 Hemtron

•It shall have a holograpic settings
screen and voice identifier enabling
the resident to command easily.
•Digital camera shall send direct
images to the FOLED screen of the
resident when demanded.
•Fire extinguisher installed shall be
used incase of a fire hazard.
•It shall have two attachments-One for
lawn mowing and second a vacuum
cleaner.

5.3.4 Security Systems to prevent unauthorized access to robots

RFID recognition:
a) It shall use a Radio Frequency Identification Number.
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Fig 5.3.6 Network Plan

5.3.5 AUTHORIZED ACCESS 5.3.6 NETWORKING

To ensure authorized access, we have the above security measures.
•In addition to the previous measures, a separate file will be made in
the main system
•After identifying the users, any track changes will automatically be
saved into the system along with time stamps and user identification
codes using a real-time system for future references.
•The software developed; MX-1 also ensures authorized access for
users working from home.
•The settlements network system consists of a
main server, servers and work stations
• There are two backup systems. The first one
being on the MEO satellite which receives data
from the settlement .
•The second backup is on the settlement in the
form of data storage devices.
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5.4 PassengerFacilitation
Facilitation
Temporary
Given passenger
visitors
facilitation bands.
(stay<2day)

Passenger arrival

Passenger facilitation
long-term visitors
software enabled

Fig 5.4.1 Flow Chart Tracking and Alert Structure for Passengers Fig 5.4.2 Facilitation Band

Permanent Visitors: Temporary visitors:

FOLED screens:
•On arrival these passengers will be given FOLED
screens, along with a password and a user ID to enable
passenger facilitation software.
•The screens will display the flight schedules and status
on request.
•Also contains a satellite tracking device.
•Passengers will keep these as long as they are
residents.
Passenger facilitation bands
•Comprises of a touch screen built into a 2- inch wide band,
given to passengers on arrival.
•The screen displays; the flight schedule and status on request.
•Alerts passengers on flight delays, arrivals and boarding calls.
•Also contains a MEO satellite tracking device, to keep track of
passengers.
•These bands will be taken away once the passengers reach their
destination and be reused.

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 6.1 SCHEDULE
year20++ 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 Key
Contract awarded Contract awarded
Research and feasibility studies Design+Research
Transportation
Construction of Earth control systems and Lunar base
Construction
Awarding of Sub-contractors
Usage
Construction of Robots Phases
Construction of Central Hub Phase 1
Construction of Spokes Phase 2
Construction of Quadtori Phase 3
Construction of Outer Torus Phase 4
Addition of Thrusters Phase 5
Installation of Power System
Installation of Day and Night Cycle
Addition of Atmosphere
Installation of Water management System
Installation of Waste Management System
Addition of External Communication System
Installation of Mirror
Construction of Agricultural Systems
Installation of Industries
Addition of Internal Communication Systems
Addition of Automated Systems
Installation of Contingency Plans
Interior Finishing
Testing of the Settlement
Approval by Foundation Society
Rechecking and Assessment of the Settlement
Transference of Residents 37
Grand Inauguration
 6.2 COST OF PHASE 1 AND PHASE 2
dates of completion of phases
Phase 1 28 January 2044-28 January 2046
Phase 2 29 January 2046-30 December 2048
Phase 3 31 December 2048- 2 January 2051
Phase 4 3 January 2051-31 December 2052
Phase 5 1 January 2053-29 December 2054
The construction of Arial shall complete in 11 years which
shall be made possible through use of heavy duty
simultaneous multitasking by Dougeldyne Astrosystems
and Flechtel Constructors
COST PHASE 2

COST PHASE 1 MATERIAL QUANTITY COST($)/QU TOTAL COST($)

ANTITY
MATERIAL QUANTITY COST($)/QUAN TOTAL COST($)
TITY
Research 970 people 15000/unit 14,550,000
studies
Research 630 people 15000/unit 9,450,000 Constructio 8589447.59kgs Varied 904,468,831.2
studies n materials

Construction 6084164.72kgs Varied 676,197,152 Shielding 2544678kgs Varied 310,221,695

materials materials

Shielding 2081624kgs Varied 253,776,982 Mirror 1unit 700,000,000 700m

materials
Robots 1015units Varied 261,889,465
Robots 890units Varied 125,465,998 Transit cost 24718245kgs 1000$/kg 24,718,245,000
Transit cost 10869104kgs 1000$/kg 10,869,104,000 Miscellane Varied Varied 7b
ous
Miscellaneous Varied Varied 2b
Delay cost Varied Varied 2b
Delay cost Varied Varied 1b
Total cost 38
$35,209,374,990
Total cost $14,933,994,130
 6.2 COST OF PHASE 3 AND PHASE 4
COST PHASE 3 COST PHASE 4
MATERIAL QUANTITY COST($)/QU TOTAL MATERIAL QUANTITY COST($)/QUANTI TOTAL COST($)
ANTITY COST($) TY
Research studies 1055 people 15000/unit 15,825,000 Research studies 550 people 15000/unit 8,250,000
Docks 6units 4b/unit 24b Houses 5350units Varied 893,450,000
Warehouse 2units 1b/unit 2b Tethers 9000m 25/m 225,000
DRCC 1unit 2b/unit 2b Handrails 6000units 77/unit 462,000
Water 3units 8.3m/unit 24.9m Hospitals 2units 678,456/unit 1,356,912
management Roads 607.5m2 75$/m2 45562.5
system
Recreational 31units Varied 255,271,789
Wastemanagem 4units 10.5m/unit 42m centers &theatres
ent system
Spacesuits 10000units 21000/unit 210,000,000
Thrusters 2units 47m/unit 94m
school 1unit 246,711/unit 246,771
Solar panels 20$/m2 750,000 15m
Robotic arm 2units 500,000/unit 1m
MEO satellite 3units 150000/unit 450000
Hotels 3units 438,300/unit 1,314,900
Spaceships 140units Varied 15.7b
Training center 1unit 4.5m 4.5m
Agriculture 561000m2 Varied 841,500,000
Stadium 1unit 1.5b/unit 1.5b
Day/night cycle 10unit 700,000 7m
Offices 100units 176250/unit 17625000
Robots 1015units Varied 261,889,465
Robots 12600units Varied 4,314,556,980
Transit cost 42433210kg 1000$/kg 42,433,210,
000 Transit costs 12546678kg 1000$/kg 9,546,678,000
Miscellaneous Varied Varied 10b Miscellaneous Varied Varied 3b
Delay cost Varied Varied 6b Delay Varied Varied 2.5b
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Total cost $103,435,774,500 Total cost $22,215,082,910
6.2 COST OF PHASE 5
COST PHASE 5
MATERIAL QUANTITY COST($)/QUANTITY TOTAL COST($)
Research studies 570 people 15000/unit 8,550,000
Internal communication Varied Varied 10m
system

Servers 10units Varied 6.3b

data storage devices 8500units Varied 800,000
Desktops 900units 1000/unit 900,000
Softwares 15000units Varied 254,766
Robots 10450units Varied 896,340,
Transit cost 5,245,667kgs 1000$/kg 5,245,667,000
Miscellaneous Varied Varied 6b
Delay cost Varied Varied 0.5b
Total cost $18,067,068,110

The billed cost to the foundation society shall be around

$193,861,294,600 and the payback period shall be around 10 years

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7 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

7. Business Requirements: Docking Port

•Passengers : Elevators in the passenger corridors allow

Passenger Boarding Passenger Landing safe transfer

•Hotels and communities where passengers will stay

allows passengers to enjoy their time at Arial before
Cargo their next flight departs
Loading
•Cargo Facilities : Large docking port allows ships of all
sizes to port

•Cargo is transported through conveyer belts in between

ships and dock ports

Track •Ware housing and bulk provided beneath loading and

unloading areas which will hold cargo for ships which
have not yet arrived
Cargo •Middle base provides:
Landing For Ships Unloading Fuel
Repair And Maintenance
Docking port for out of service ships

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 COMPLIANCE MATRIX
Structural Design
Ch. no. Requirements Fulfillment Justification Slide
no.
2.0 Settlement to provide a safe living A torus and a The proposed structure provides a total down surface 3
environment to an initial population dual quad area of which is sufficient to accommodate residential,
of 7500 and a transient population of system .proper agricultural as well as industrial activities and for lunar
not more than 600 at any time and dimensioned training facilities. along with accurate drawings to show
exterior design drawings drawings how the settlement looks

2.1.3 Means for providing protection form A multi-material The shield that is provided has materials keeping in mind 5
radiation and debris penetration shield their various properties to protect the settlement from
radiation , debris penetration and from meteorites.
2.1.6 To show the rotating and non-rotating Labeled The rotating and non-rotating parts of he settlement are 7
parts of the settlement, means for diagrams shown diagrammatically for better presentation.
supplying and maintaining gravity
2.2.1 Specifications of area utilizations A table Table containing the percentage of area utilized for 7
various purposes.
2.2.2 Orientation of down surfaces A diagram Diagram depicts the orientation of the total down surface 7
area
2.3 The construction sequence and the Multiple The diagrams are on the basis of various phases of 8
time taken for each phase diagrams and a construction and the duration depicts the time that will be
schedule for the taken to built each phase.
phases
2.4 Port facilities Proper Diagrams show the usage of the central hub with areas 9
dimensioned designated for the various uses such as storage
drawings along
with justification
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Operations And Infrastructure
Chapter Requirement Fulfillment justification Slide
no. no.
3.1 Reasons for the A table describing the Easy availability of materials,
selection of the reasons for the safety, economic feasibility
orbit selection of the orbit
3.2 Basic a fully fledged and These will provide some of
infrastructure reasonable explanation the basic facilities to Arial.
of the various life We have used microwaves to
support systems. create electricity, food by
Moreover we shall use aeroponics and
the most efficient hydroponics,waste disposal
techniques to operate by NCM and so on.
the settlement.
3.3.1 Various machines A fully dimensioned These machines shall
and their drawing of the various efficiently handle the
conceptual machines. construction processes
designs
3.3.2 Machines with Various robots and These various machines shall
their functions their detailed completely automate
and automations description is shown settlement’s construction
3.4 Various storing, A detailed description The space elevators shall
packaging about the storage and serve the purpose of
techniques to packaging facilities transport. Packaging industry
assist the present in the shall carry out the packaging.
spaceships that settlement
travel to moon.

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Human Engineering
4.0 Community attributes(food, Restaurants, Hugh For the community attributes hotels,
entertainment, views of space windows, Space olympics, windows are provided
etc
4.1 Basic facilities ( housing, education Educational center, smart Education centers, smart houses, city
entertainment, etc.) automated houses, city hall, parks will be provided
hall
4.2 Design of exterior and interior layout House designs including 3 types of differentiated neighbor
floor plans for the 3 hoods will be provided
different neighborhoods

4.3 Design of system device vehicles and Cycles, walking Bio suit , cycled, FOLED screen will be
space suits. accelerators and bio provided
space suit.
4.4 Training facilities for transit passengers Rugged terrains , 1.6th In quad torii, 1.6 gravity is provided for
Gravity shall be provided easy adaptation and training

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Automation Design And Services
Chapter no. Rrequirement Fulfillment Justification Slide no.

5.0 No. and types of Tables showing types Shall help in

computers,softwares of computers, efficient working
, networking devices softwares and of the
for arial faility, networking devces to settlement
community and be used in Arial
business
5.1 Automation for Various robots This shall help in
construction, mentioned in quick
assembling and operations which shall construction of
transportation help in construction the settlement
processes
5.2 Facility automation We provided all the These shall help
facilities to the them to live
residents(refer to the conveniently
slides)
5.3 Automation to Various robots and These enhance
enhance livability in automated measures livability in the
work environments which help to enhance settlement
livability
5.4 Automation for Facilitation Bands shall It is given 5.4
passengers be used to track
passengers

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