What equipment is in the working cabin of the space station?

The Soviet Union Salute No.6 Space Station was launched from Chulatan Space Launch Site on September 29th, 1977. The perigee of initial orbit is 2 19 km. Apogee is 275 kilometers, orbital inclination is 5 1.6 degrees, and the period is 89. 1 min. Salute No.6 is mainly composed of a service cabin and two habitable sealed cabins. Of the two sealed cabins, 1 is the transition cabin, located behind the station body, and 1 is the working cabin. The working cabin consists of two cylinders with different diameters, and the middle is connected with the cabin section. Salute No.6 is equipped with two docking devices and more than 20 observation windows. Salute 6 carries better observation instruments and equipment than previous models. When Salute 6 docked with two Soyuz spacecraft, its total length could reach 30 meters and its total weight was about 32 tons.

The work module is the center of the space station. The cabin is equipped with various instruments and equipment, control center, teletypewriter and astronaut exercise facilities, medical monitoring equipment, sanitary equipment, waste storage containers, two remote-controlled cameras and so on. The transition cabin is equipped with crane observation and orientation equipment, camera control equipment, etc. Biomedical equipment, spectrometers, multispectral cameras, two black-and-white in-station cameras, three off-station cameras and 1 color cameras are installed in the cabin part of the transition cabin and the working cabin. The service cabin is cylindrical and bolted behind the working cabin. The cabin is equipped with a mobile orbital transfer system, fuel tank, air tank, power supply line equipment, attitude control engine, rendezvous beacon, TV camera, flashing signal lamp of docking device, radio antenna system, solar cell windsurfing and Japanese directional equipment. The working cabin is 9 meters long, 2.9 to 4.2 meters in diameter and 90 cubic meters in volume. This is the astronaut's living room. Since it was launched into the sky, several groups of astronauts have entered it for space flights at different times.