12–14 Oct 2021
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Session

Thermal Analysis

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12 Oct 2021, 11:15
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Conveners

Thermal Analysis: Thermal Analysis

  • Harrie Rooijackers (ATG-Europe)

Thermal Analysis: Thermal Analysis

  • James Etchells

Thermal Analysis: Thermal Analysis

  • Matthew Vaughan (ESA)

Thermal Analysis: Thermal Analysis

  • Romain PEYROU-LAUGA (ESA)

Thermal Analysis: Thermal Analysis

  • Harrie Rooijackers (ATG-Europe)

Thermal Analysis: Thermal Analysis

  • Paolo Ruzza (ESA)

Thermal Analysis: Thermal Analysis

  • Elena Checa

Thermal Analysis: Thermal Analysis

  • Matthew Vaughan (ESA)

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  1. Mathieu Lepilliez (Airbus Defence & Space), Antoine Caugant
    12/10/2021, 11:15
    thermal analysis and software tools

    In the past year, two versions of Systema have been issued.

    First the V4.9.1 version of Systema-Thermica was released and is available to users in fall 2021. This new version provides some enhanced performances affecting the model creation process, such as for example selection in the meshing, and how node condensation is handled. Moreover some features of the STEP-TAS protocol have been...

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  2. Henri Brouquet
    12/10/2021, 11:45
    thermal analysis and software tools

    ESATAN-TMS provides an advanced thermal modelling environment for the thermal analysis of spacecraft and launch vehicles. The suite is continually being enhanced to meet current and future requirements of space projects, and to support the specific needs of thermal engineers.
    A major focus of ESATAN-TMS development this year has been on providing facilities within Workbench to further...

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  3. Maxime ANDRE
    12/10/2021, 13:15
    thermal analysis and software tools

    The thermal heat leaks in electrical harnesses become one of the major source of uncertainty in space thermal engineering especially for miniaturized systems as nanosatellites, microsatellites or where harness lengths are reduced. In parallel, the space systems become more and more power consuming including more and more electrical needs leading to a high dissipated power and high electrical...

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  4. Artur Jurkowski
    12/10/2021, 13:45
    thermal analysis and software tools

    In the early years of CubeSat technology the reliability of the missions was about 30-50%. However, over time the mission’s success rate increased up to about 74% in 2018 (based on Thyrso Villela et al., “Towards the Thousandth CubeSat: A Statistical Overview”). Nevertheless, there’s still a place for improvement due to high investment cost. Thermal control of a spacecraft is one of the...

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  5. Dr Christian Semler (Christian)
    12/10/2021, 15:45
    thermal analysis and software tools

    During the design phases of a spacecraft development, a thermal model of the spacecraft is created that is used to predict the operational temperatures under a defined set of terrestrial and space environments.This thermal model involves a large number of inputs coming from a large number of sources. Some inputs, such as the thermal conductivity of a material are well defined and subject to...

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  6. James Etchells
    12/10/2021, 16:15
  7. Enol Vílchez Llamazares (ESA/ESTEC, ISAE-SUPAERO University)
    13/10/2021, 09:00

    In recent years, a focus of space exploration has shifted again to the surface of the Moon. There is a reborn interest of the study and utilization of the Moon. In this context, thermal engineers have to design space hardware for operation in the lunar environment. Detailed thermal analyses of hardware in the lunar environment requires complex thermal models and powerful software packages....

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  8. Vincent Vadez (DOREA)
    13/10/2021, 12:00
    thermal analysis and software tools

    A recurrent industrial problematic lies in integrating sub-models into full and complex models, such as adding a spacecraft model into a launcher model. Thermal nodes clustering is currently proceeded manually by thermal knowledge from the technical expert, taking a substantial amount of time.
    One of the milestones of the PhD funded by Dorea about Model Reduction for Space Thermal Simulation...

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  9. James McIntosh
    13/10/2021, 13:30
    thermal analysis and software tools

    ESATAN-TMS provides an advanced thermal modelling environment for the thermal analysis of spacecraft and launch vehicles. The suite is continually being enhanced to meet current and future requirements of space projects, and to support the specific needs of thermal engineers. This presentation will focus on a new user interface enabling rapid development and implementation of customized...

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  10. Christian Wendt, Luis Franke
    14/10/2021, 09:00
    thermal analysis and software tools

    Foam insulations are important thermal control elements for cryogenic upper stages. One of these, called "External Thermal Insulation" (ETI), was developed at ArianeGroup GmbH in Bremen for first use on Ariane 6. In particular, the thermal conductivity of the current ETI configuration has been characterized by tests. Further developments of the ETI are planned, where the thermal conductivity...

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  11. Matthew Vaughan (ESA), Philipp Hager (ESA)
    14/10/2021, 09:30
    thermal analysis and software tools

    The ongoing project PROSPECT is aiming to land a drill (ProSEED) and a lab (ProSPA) on the surface of the Moon with the Russian Luna-27 mission planned for 2024/2025. The objective is to detect and quantify the presence of sub-surface ice in South Polar regions of the Moon. The environment is thermally challenging given the wide range of lunar surface temperatures and the varying lighting...

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  12. Mr Edwin Bloem (Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre NLR)
    14/10/2021, 10:15
    thermal analysis and software tools

    The harness sizing for space applications is driven by derating rules, which are specified in international standards and in particular the ECSS-Q-ST-30-11C Rev 1 (2011) , “Space Product Assurance, Derating EEE Components”, relevant for a wide range of European space projects. The respective standard, concerning wire and cable derating, is based on tests conducted in the 50’s and 70’s and...

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