HYPROGEO Hybrid Propulsion: Latest project achievements

Anthony Lécossais (1) , Karine Odic (1) , Daniel Fiot (2) , Jean-Yves Lestrade (3) , Onno Verberne (4) , Priya Fernando (5) , Philipp Christ (6) , Tim Searle (7)

1 Airbus Defence and Space [Toulouse]
2 ArianeGroup SAS
3 DMPE, ONERA, Université de Toulouse [Toulouse]
4 Nammo Raufoss AS
5 Airbus Defence and Space Ltd (Angleterre)
6 Evonik Resource Efficiency GmbH
7 SpaceTec Partners

Independent access to space is a key component of the European Space Policy. The competition is increasing in this area both for the full launching systems and the key subsystems. Cost effectiveness becomes the main driving factor. This paper describes the advancements performed in HYPROGEO, a 3-years cooperative R&D project funded by the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 program. HYPROGEO is a consortium of 14 European partners managed by Airbus Defence and Space Toulouse, bringing together complementary profiles from large space industry, SMEs till research institutes.

Mots clés: SPACECRAFT PROPULSION; HYBRID PROPULSION; GREEN PROPULSION; H2020; HYDROGEN PEROXIDE; HIGH TEST PEROXIDE (HTP); POLYETHYLENE; LONG DURATION FIRING; COST REDUCTION; STABLE THRUST; ISOCHORIC COMBUSTION CHAMBER

Mots clés: HYPROGEO; PROPULSION SATELLITE; PROPULSION HYBRIDE; PEROXIDE D'HYDROGENE; REDUCTION DE COUTS; CHAMBRE DE COMBUSTIN ISOCHORE; TUYERE ENDURANTE

Domaines: Milieux fluides et réactifs; Physique de l'espace [physics.space-ph]

Anthony Lécossais, Karine Odic, Daniel Fiot, Jean-Yves Lestrade, Onno Verberne, et al.. HYPROGEO Hybrid Propulsion: Latest project achievements. Space Propulsion 2018, May 2018, SEVILLE, Spain. ⟨hal-02003127⟩