Space Station Cooling Loop Update

Kenny Todd, ISS Mission Operations Integration Manager, provides an update on the issue with one of the International Space Station's cooling loops that began Wednesday and discusses efforts to resolve the issue.

[@SV_Try_Magic]

So from what I gathered the flow control valve (cold ammonia side) is stuck open and they are worried about the ammonia freezing the water in the heat exchanger. If that happens, then they have to shut the system down and do a space walk to try to fix it.

[@RangaZaddy]

rizendell if they shut the system down they are dead

[@kwilson962]

Where are the captions?

[@RangaZaddy]

How does the ammonia cool the iss when it is on the day side, wouldn't the ammonia be heated to 250 F? The system doesn't make sense