CBM

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CBM is the standard docking interface used on the International Space Station to connect U.S. and partner pressurized modules.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf docking system
space station interface
abbreviationOf Common Berthing Mechanism NERFINISHED
category spacecraft docking and berthing mechanisms
compatibleWith Harmony module
Kibo Pressurized Module NERFINISHED
Multi-Purpose Logistics Module NERFINISHED
Node 1 Unity
Node 3 Tranquility
Permanent Multipurpose Module NERFINISHED
Tranquility module
connects U.S. pressurized modules on the ISS
partner pressurized modules on the ISS
developedFor International Space Station program NERFINISHED
distinguishedFrom APAS docking system NERFINISHED
International Docking System Standard NERFINISHED
dockingMethod berthing via robotic arm
enables expansion of the ISS with additional modules
reconfiguration of ISS module layout
environment microgravity
feature active and passive halves
alignment guides
structural latches
fullName Common Berthing Mechanism NERFINISHED
interfaceType berthing mechanism
location U.S. Orbital Segment of the ISS NERFINISHED
matingType androgynous
mountingLocation hatches of ISS U.S. segment modules
operator NASA
orientation primarily used on the sides and ends of ISS nodes
pressureRating supports ISS internal pressure
purpose provide a common interface for ISS U.S. segment modules
safetyFeature pressure seals
redundant latching system
standardFor pressurized module docking on the ISS
standardizedBy NASA ISS program NERFINISHED
supports data transfer between modules
fluid transfer between modules
power transfer between modules
pressurized tunnel between modules
usedBy Canada NERFINISHED
European Space Agency NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
usedFor attachment of visiting cargo vehicles
permanent module-to-module connections
usedOn International Space Station NERFINISHED

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