'Electric propulsion' diaporamas de présentation

Green Engineering PC Leadership Team/ General Meeting

Green Engineering PC Leadership Team/ General Meeting. Marty Bradley Program Committee Chair marty.k.bradley@boeing.com. GEPC Charter.

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Electric Propulsion for Future Space Missions Part I

Electric Propulsion for Future Space Missions Part I. Bryan Palaszewski Digital Learning Network NASA Glenn Research Center at Lewis Field. Introduction. Why electric propulsion? Types Applications Some history Future missions and vehicles A very cool future.

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Electric Propulsion

Electric Propulsion. Limitations of Chemical Rockets. Chemical rocket: exhaust ejection velocity intrinsically limited by the propellant-oxidizer reaction Larger velocity increment of the spacecraft could be obtained only with a larger ejected mass flow.

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NWO Team Membership: Organizations, Roles, and Leads

NWO Team Membership: Organizations, Roles, and Leads. Team consist of 43 active members 9 organizations are participating Additional involvement is provided from each organization and includes technical area experts and graduate/undergraduate students Organizations, Roles and Leads:

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High Voltage on Ships, Safety, Equipment Testing

(Adapted from:D.T. Hall:Practical Marine Electrical Knowledge). High Voltage on Ships, Safety, Equipment Testing. High Voltage on Ships.

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The Light Barrier

State of technology for traveling near/faster than light. The Light Barrier. By Michael Bryant And Laine Tennyson May 12, 2008 Modern Physics SRJC. Background credit: http://www.rpi.edu/dept/phys/ScIT/InformationTransfer/reflrefr/rr_content/refraction_20.html.

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Electric Propulsion and High Voltage Practice

Electric Propulsion and High Voltage Practice. (Adapted from:D.T. Hall:Practical Marine Electrical Knowledge).

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AIAA Electric Propulsion Technical Committee Dr. Lyon (Brad) King (Committee Chair)

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ELECTRIC PROPULSION

ELECTRIC PROPULSION. Introduction Classification of Electric Thrusters. Mariano Andrenucci. Professor, Department of Aerospace Engineering, University of Pisa, Italy Chairman and CEO, Alta S.p.A, Via A. Gherardesca 5, 56121 Ospedaletto, Pisa, Italy e-mail: m.andrenucci@alta-space.com.

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Nanoparticle Electric Propulsion for Space Exploration

Nanoparticle Electric Propulsion for Space Exploration. Phys 483 Monday, March 31 2008 Team 1: Perry Young, Kiyoshi Masui, Mark Hoidas, Andrew Harris. Deep Space 1. Launched in October 1998 Meant to test 12 new technologies that were too risky for previous missions.

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Propellant Requirements

Propellant Requirements . Attitude Control Thrusters with Low Thrust Orbit Trajectories. Attitude Problem. Main Thruster Offset is the largest source of attitude perturbations. Electric Propulsion uses a constant thrust for the orbit transfer phase.

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The global electric ships market size is projected to grow from USD 5.2 billion in 2019 to USD 15.6 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 13.2% from 2025 to 2030.

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