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Articles tagged: hydrazine

  • Clean Space initiative, Concurrent Design Facility (CDF), ESA, Jakob Huesing, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) March 2015 ESA’s Clean Space Initiative and the role of the LCA tool

    ... non-toxic propellants. Seeing the protective suits technicians have to wear to fuel a satellite with the toxic hydrazine, which makes them look like astronauts on an EVA, is a visual testimony of the need for this research. AM on the...

    • Clean Space initiative
    • Concurrent Design Facility (CDF)
    • ESA
    • Jakob Huesing
    • Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
    Authors: Jakob Huesing    
  • M&P, Materials science, Space applications, space industry, Testing May 2018 Challenging the boundaries of materials science

    ... arsenide, used in power amplifiers and high-performance semiconductors with improved properties compared with silicon technology; hydrazine, needed for liquid propulsion systems; and lead, used in solid lubricant for bearings and solder alloys...

    • M&P
    • Materials science
    • Space applications
    • space industry
    • Testing
    Authors: Barrie Dunn    
  • CubeSat, interplanetary, MarCO, mother-daughter architecture July 2018 The rise of interplanetary CubeSats

    ... of water ice. The spacecraft will be fitted with a green-monopropellant propulsion system, which is emerging as a replacement for hydrazine for use on deep space missions thanks to its low-toxicity and lower integration costs. NEAScout, led...

    • CubeSat
    • interplanetary
    • MarCO
    • mother-daughter architecture
    Authors: Jekan Thanga    
  • Astro Garden system, Dream Chaser, Sierra Nevada Corporation, VORTEX July 2020 Key technologies for space exploration

    ... immediately after landing (for the removal of payloads), it cannot use the traditional toxic propellants of choice, like hydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide, that are typically used for spacecraft. The use of non-toxic propellants allows...

    • Astro Garden system
    • Dream Chaser
    • Sierra Nevada Corporation
    • VORTEX
    Authors: Martin Chiaverini     Robert Richter     Thomas Crabb    
  • Brian Harvey, rocket launch site, The Atlas of Space Rocket Launch Sites October 2023 Space architecture on Earth

    .... Early on, rocket stages were simply abandoned where they fell. Russia’s Proton rocket, for example, used hydrazine fuels, not only dangerous to handle at launch, but poisonous to the downrange land and vegetation on impact. Environmental...

    • Brian Harvey
    • rocket launch site
    • The Atlas of Space Rocket Launch Sites
    Authors:    
  • 13 March 2015 ESA re-entry vehicle could pave way for reusable launcher

    ... blasts off on time Wednesday. A recovery team in the Pacific Ocean will purge the spacecraft of leftover toxic hydrazine and hoist it aboard the deck of the Nos Aries for a 40-day trek back to port in Genoa, Italy...

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