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Sounding Rocket Program TEXUS/MAXUS
8th European ATD Symposium, Lisbon
Andreas Schütte March 2, 2015
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What is TEXUS/MAXUS?
The TEXUS/MAXUS Sounding Rocket Program at Airbus Defence & Space was initiated in 1976 with the aim to provide to scientists and experimenters the opportunity to perform technological experiments and investigations under microgravity conditions.
TEXUS = „Technische EXperimente Unter Schwerelosigkeit“ Until today 52 TEXUS launches and 9 MAXUS launches have been successfully performed from the Esrange Space Center near Kiruna, Sweden.
We offer easy access to space!
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Airbus DS Responsibility
Airbus DS is the Prime Contractor to the European Space Agency ESA and the German Space Agency DLR for all TEXUS and MAXUS missions
Airbus DS has the overall system responsibility for all TEXUS and MAXUS missions during all phases: • development of experiment modules • support of scientists and experimenters • provision of flight systems • mission operations PMO and engineering tasks are executed in Bremen by the TEXUS/MAXUS team with support from the functional departments Manufacturing, integration and test activities are performed in Trauen, jointly by the engineering team, production team and the TEXUS/MAXUS team
Sounding Rocket Program TEXUS/MAXUS
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TEXUS
Total length: 13 m
Total mass: 2.650 kg
Payload mass: 400 kg
Experiment P/L: 280 kg
3,500 mm
Ø 438 mm
Motor: VSB-30 (Brazil),
2-stage, solid propellant
Trajectory: spin-stabilized ascent
Apogee: 250 – 270 km
µ-g time: ~ 6 – 6½ min
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Typical TEXUS Data
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MAXUS
Total length: 17 m
Total mass: 12.300 kg
Payload mass: 800 kg
Experiment P/L: 480 kg
3,500 mm
Ø 640 mm
Motor: CASTOR IVB© (U.S.),
single stage,
solid propellant
Trajectory: guided ascent
Apogee: 700 – 750 km
µ-g time: ~ 12 – 13 min
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July 2014
Sounding Rocket Program TEXUS/MAXUS
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Launch and Recovery
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Experiment execution:
TEXUS: 6+ minutes
MAXUS: 12+ minutes
Recovery:
~1½ h after lift-off
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Experiment Modules for Microgravity Research
Material science: Ellipsoid furnace for silicon crystal growth
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Experiment Modules for Microgravity Research
Cell biology: live cells in microgravity Fluid dynamics: capillary forces
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Experiment Modules for Microgravity Research
Neurology: spreading of retinal waves Biology: gravitaxis of Euglena gracilis
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Experiment Modules for Microgravity Research
Biology: laser-scanning microscope for 3D live cell imaging Technology: LH2 and LOX PMD
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PMD Experiments on TEXUS 48 (CRYSTAL)
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Objectives: • to demonstrate the operation of the Propellant Management
Devices (PMDs) for LOX and LH2 in microgravity • to validate numerical and physical models
involved in the PMD development
Design concept for LOX and LH2 PMD experiments
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PMD Experiments on TEXUS 48 (CRYSTAL)
PMD experiments • without dewar • without electronics box
left: LOX
right: LH2
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LOX and LH2 PMDs
Delicate design for: • small, scaled-down components • flange design for optical observation windows
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TEXUS 48 Flight on November 27, 2011
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Re-entry Experiments: MAXUS 8 SHARK Capsule
• Sounding Hypersonic Atmospheric Re-entering Kapsule
• Developed by CIRA
• Launched on MAXUS 8 on March 26, 2010 at 14:43 LT
• Ultra High Temperature Ceramic Tip
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Re-entry Experiments: MAXUS 8 SHARK Capsule
SHARK capsule found on July 1, 2010 Excellent results extracted from the on-board recorder! “CIRA activities on UHTC’s: on-ground and in flight experimentations“, R. Gardi et al., 17th AIAA International Space Planes and Hypersonic Systems and Technologies Conference, April 2011
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Re-entry Experiments: MAXUS 9 Piggy-Back Capsule
“Aerodynamics of Decelerators: Parachutes and Ballutes” by Vorticity Ltd Courtesy of Vorticity Ltd
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Additional Possibilities
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supersonic flight
microgravity
aerothermodynamic measurements
re-entry
sensors subsystems
model validation
flight testing
technology validation
aero-breaking
flight measurement techniques
multi-phase flow phenomena
free-surface flow-models
chemistry models
acoustics and instabilities
plume interaction
aero-elastic analysis
physical modelling
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Typical TEXUS Timeline
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L-18m L-13m
Start of experiment developmentInitiate rocket motor procurementInitiate service system refurbishment
Experiment PDRs Experiment CDRs
L-16m
detailed designexperiment concepts
L-3m L-1m
Launch
Experiment acceptance reviews
Delivery of rocket motors from Brazil to EsrangeDelivery of service systems
Start of launch campaign (Esrange)
Lift
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Integrated payload system tests
L-2m L-2w
experiment manufacturing, integration & test experiment acceptance CampaignIPST
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Conclusion
• TEXUS/MAXUS is a perfect test bed for aerothermodynamics
• Many different types of experiments can be accommodated
• Access to TEXUS/MAXUS is easy
• TEXUS/MAXUS offer regular flight opportunities
We make technology (and your experiment) fly in space!
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Thank you very much for your attention!
Contact: Name: Andreas Schütte Title: Head of TEXUS/MAXUS Telephone: +49 421 539 5354 E-mail: [email protected]
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BACK-UP
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MAXUS Re-entry
Approximate MAXUS 9 trajectory based on CFD aerodynamics for AoA 90 deg
Pressure and Heat Flux Density (Radiation Equilibrium) at Stagnation Line vs. Time
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Flow direction perpendicular to payload axis
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Typical TEXUS Flight Data
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Typical TEXUS Skin Temperatures
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