Development of Propulsion Systems for Exploration Missions towards Moon and Jupiter
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Abstract
Orbital exploration missions define very specific requirements and have high demands for propulsion systems to ensure the missions success. This paper provides an overview of the chemical propulsion system solutions and technologies developed by ArianeGroup for past and current exploration missions towards Moon and Jupiter.
On the example of the JUICE and the European Lunar Lander missions it describes the solutions for mission specific challenges like the protection against harsh radiation environment, the applied precautions to ensure the magnetic cleanliness and the detailed hydraulic characterization of the liquid part of the propulsion system.
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ESA webpage, http://sci.esa.int/juice/50068-science-objectives/, March 2018
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JUICE Industry Day Booklet (ESA and Airbus DS SAS), ESTEC, 27-28 October 2015
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M. Wolf, R. Lescouzères, Propulsion System Development and Verification Activities for the 2016 ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, (SP2014_2968951), European Space Propulsion Conference Cologne 2014
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M. Wolf, S. Goodburn, D. Escolar, Propulsion Subsystem Development and Verification Activities for the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE), (SP2018_00255), European Space Propulsion Conference, Seville 2018
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- Development of Propulsion Systems for Exploration Missions towards Moon and Jupiter
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August 2019
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ISBN:9781450376259
DOI:10.1145/3387168
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