Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
NASA-UAP-D021 · page 90 of 222
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80 .. Lovell The mass of the air being pushed out by the compressors is enough to give adequate flow throughout the entire Gemini cockl)it. We had no problems with air flow. :Borman It would have been a very, very difficult task to stay in those suits for 14 days, i f not impossible. We cer tain ly woul d have been in much worse shape when we got down. Lovell I believe so. We were requested from Houston to try the hose position evaluation where by the inlet and outlet hoses we.re together. :Borman Yes. Lovell We tried it and to be perfectly honest, with the small cock pit and the 8.lllount of flow out of the inlet hose, we did not find much difference, it was adequate, but it was awkward to use it that way. We di d find out that if my exhaust hose was put on Frank's side t hat we would get stagnant spots on my side of the cockpit where although I wasn't uncomforta ble... :Borman •..that is with yo~ inl et hose being turned off. So all these flows were introduced on my side and both the return hoses were on my side. Lovell That is right, they were on your side. I found stagnant areas, I wasn't uncomfortable, but I did find stagnant area.a where there was no flow going on on my side. You have to