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Vertical Processing Facility
The Vertical Processing Facility in KSC's industrial area is designed
to accommodate all vertically processed payloads through cargo
integration. The VPF consists of an environmentally controlled high
bay and airlock and single-story support facilities along the sides
of the high bay.
The high bay area has a ceiling height of 105 feet and a usable floor
area of 10,153 square feet. Equipment enters the airlock through a
71-foot-high, 24-foot-wide door. Access to the high bay from the
airlock is through a 71-foot-high by 38-foot-wide door.
Two payload workstands with six fixed platforms provide access to
payloads in the high bay. Two bridge cranes, 25 tons and 12 tons,
can be linked to provide 35-ton lift capability. A 10-ton monorail
crane is located in the airlock. The six fixed platform levels are
serviced by a 2-ton hoist.
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