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The Sabatier system reduces water resupply needs on the ISS by recycling carbon dioxide and hydrogen into water
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The Sabatier system reduces water resupply needs on the International Space Station by combining waste carbon dioxide and hydrogen to produce methane and recyclable water.

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1991 · cited by 9
Explains that the Sabatier process combines carbon dioxide and hydrogen to form methane and water, which is recycled into the potable water system on manned space missions.
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The retrieved papers consistently confirm that the Sabatier system is utilized in space life support to react carbon dioxide and hydrogen, yielding water that is recycled and reduces the need for Earth resupplies.

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1992 · cited by 4
Describes the Sabatier carbon dioxide reduction technology as the baseline method for atmosphere revitalization and water/oxygen recovery on the space station.
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