Lehrinhalte
[b]Due to Corona crisis this lecture is rescheduled to 25.04.2020 and will be provided via video conference only for the time beeing![/b]
Space transportation activities in the segments earth-to-orbit, in-orbit and interplanetary. Main technical requirements.  Computational methods to determine the main orbital parameters and delta-v requirements. Main equations to size space transportation systems; functional principle, components and equations of space propulsion systems; chemical liquid propellant rocket engine cycles; technical impacts of modern developments and possible conflicts arising during the decision making process and during the development of space propulsion and transportation systems.

Literature
Rocket Propulsion Elements; Sutton; John Wiley & Sons
Space Propulsion Analysis and Design; Humble, Henry, Larson; Mcgraw Hill, 1995
History of Liquid Propellant Rocket Engines; Sutton; AIAA, 2005
Orbital Mechanics for Engineering Students; Curtis; Butterworth Heinemann, 2013
Spacecraft Systems Engineering; Fortescue, Swinert, Stark; Wiley, 2011

Erwartete Teilnehmerzahl
50

Zusätzliche Informationen
Dr.-Ing. Chiara Manfletti (ESA - European Space Agency; Programme Advisor to the Director General).

Note: The lessons do not take place place every week. Additional information will be provided by the lecturer.

Online-Angebote
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Semester: Verão 2021