9–12 Sept 2024
University Oxford
Europe/London timezone

The workshop is organized by the Working Group “Radiation of High Temperature Gas” (RHTG) managed by ESA, through the ESA Technology Directorate. The local organization for this event is managed by the University of Oxford.

The Workshop is devoted to promoting a dialogue on the state of the art and recent advances for simulation/modelling and experimental techniques of hypersonic radiating gas flows for the determination of radiative heat fluxes encountered during atmospheric entry. The workshop provides the opportunity to explore related areas of research to face the challenges of future space flight.

  • Non-equilibrium chemical kinetics
  • Hypersonic flows
  • Plasma radiative emission and absorption
  • Experimental facilities and experimental techniques
  • Experimental and numerical modelling improvements of radiative heat transfer: refinement, verification, validation and comparison for space object re-entry simulation tools
  • Test cases proposed for validation

The preliminary timetable is now online.

Please submit your abstract online under the heading  "Call for abstracts".

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Europe/London
University Oxford
Oxford e-Research Centre
7 Keble Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG United Kingdom
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For further information, please contact:

Chair:

Louis Walpot

Fluid mechanics and Flight vehicles Engineering Section TEC-MPA, ESTEC Keplerlaan 1, 2200AG Noordwijk, The Netherlands, 
E-mail :  Louis.Walpot@esa.int

Local organization:

Prof Matthew McGilvray,  Oxford
E-mail: matthew.mcgilvray@eng.ox.ac.uk

Dr Tobias Hermann,  Oxford
E-mail: tobias.hermann@eng.ox.ac.uk

Please include the following tags in the subject of your email subject:   

For registration information:            [RHTG-10 Registration] 

For venue information:                     [RHTG-10 Venue] 

For technical information:                [RHTG-10 Technical] 

The call for abstracts is open
You can submit an abstract for reviewing.
Registration
Registration for this event is currently open.