Raketer & Ballonger Hänt sen sist Bredd & kunnande Möjligheter SRS, 9 september 2008 Ola Widell
Rocket and Balloon division Experiment Payloads Sounding Rockets Balloons Launch Service Sounding Rockets Parabolic Flights Space Shuttle Balloons Programs and Systems Programs and Systems Rocket and balloon launch services Flight test services SRS, 9 september 2008
SRS, 9 september 2008
MAXUS programmet (~13 min. µg) En-stegs Castor 4B motor 750 kg nyttolast till ca 700 km Joint venture SSC-Astrium ST, Bremen SRS, 9 september 2008
Maxus programmet SSC involvement Mission Operations Rocket Systems motor TM, destruct system Experiment modules
MASER & TEXUS programmen (~6 min. µg) 2-stegs VSB-30 400 kg nyttolast till ca 250 km TEXUS 44 & TEXUS 45, februari 2008 MASER 11, maj 2008 SRS, 9 september 2008
MASER Programmet SSC byggda µg moduler SSC har ansvarat och genomfört 11 Maser kampanjer sen 1987. SSC utvecklar och bygger experimentmoduler, servicesystem och ett nytt digitalt videosystem. Maser service modul TM/TC och digital video GPS & bärgnings system SRS, 9 september 2008
Studentprogrammen BEXUS Ca 1 års arbete fram till uppsändning September: November: Call for Experiment Proposals on the ESA Education Website Deadline for submission of proposals REXUS ca 1.5 års arbete fram till uppsändning December: Notification of all proposing teams regarding their pre-selection or nonselection Mid January: Workshop with presentation by preselected teams End January: Final selection of proposals (primary and backup) February: Student training week at Esrange May: Student experiment Design Review for BEXUS and REXUS Mid September: Delivery of BEXUS experiment flight hardware to Esrange. Experiment Acceptance Review Early October: Flight Readiness Review Launch Campaign October: December: Critical Design Review for REXUS Submission of BEXUS final report Mid February: Delivery of REXUS experiment flight hardware to Esrange, Experiment Acceptance Review March: September: Flight Readiness Review Launch Campaign Submission of REXUS Final report SRS, 9 september 2008
Improved Orion Beprövad, pålitlig och stort inneliggande lager övningsraket RTV, (GPS, TM, enkelt gyro, accelerometer, stabil osc., ingen fallskärm) studentprogrammet REXUS mätningar I stratosfären / mesosfären utprovning av vetenskapliga / tekniska system 30-40 kg experiment till 90 100 km s höjd. Totalvikten för P/L är 90-100 kg. (Experiment, servicesystem, fallskärm, noskon, struktur, batterier, kablar mm) NIKE eller TAURUS booster Servicesystem med TM, samt vid behov bärgningsmodul. SRS, 9 september 2008
Improved Orion, launched April 2008 Item Rocket motor Manufacturer / supplier Nominal burning time (20 C) Max. acceleration Fin settings Predicted spin rate at burnout Properties M112 Hawk / Improved Orion Alcojet 26 sec 20 g 34 3,34 Hz SRS, 9 september 2008
Arbetsområdet idag för stratosfärsballonger 60000 50000 40000 Altitude (m) 30000 20000 10000 0 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 Suspended Payload (kg) SRS, 9 september 2008 Källa: Aerostar International Inc. (Mike Smith)
SSC testflygning juni 2008 Utprovning av en ny gondol, nytt elkraftsystem med solpaneler samt ett Iridium kommunikationssystem. Forskare från Uni. Bern erbjöds att skicka med ett instrument som om några år skall finnas ombord på Marssonden ExoMars. MEAP (Mars Environment Analogue Platform) (Ansvariga forskare: Dr. Martin Wieser IRF and Prof. Dr Peter Wurz Uni. Bern) MEAP innehåller en högupplösande neutral gas mass spectrometer P-BACE Polar Balloon Atmospheric Composition Experiment SRS, 9 september 2008
A semi-circular balloon flight from Sweden to Canada June 28 to July 3 15 July 2008 Swedish Space Corporation
SRS, 9 september 2008 Quick look data på IRF web
Touch down and recovery at 67 41.87 N 107 55.15 W Payload under parachute Touch down Payload on ground Recovered experiment unit
Nästa steg är varvet runt polen Esrange Space Center Sommar: västligt Vinter: östligt 15 July 2008 Swedish Space Corporation
Esrange Space Center LAUNCHING PROGRAMME 2008 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TEXUS 45 1 VSB 30 rocket TEXUS 44, EML-2 1 VSB 30 rocket Test-rocket 1 Imp.Orion MASER 11 1 VSB 30 rocket Sunrise test 1 balloon Circumpolar testflight MEAP - P-BACE 1 Balloon BEXUS 6/7 2 Balloons REXUS 4 1 Nike-Imp.Orion rocket MAPHEUS, DLR 1 Nike-Imp.Orion rocket Test flight, student programme, 1 Balloon SUNRISE Solar Telescope 1 Balloon Mars lander test 3 Balloons REXUS 5/6 2 Imp.Orion rockets Texus 47 1 VSB-30 BEXUS 8/9 2 Balloons 2009 DLR MIPAS-B/TELIS 2 balloons TEXUS 46, EML-3 1 VSB 30 rocket CNES LPMA, Spirale, Salomon, Techno 15-16 Balloons MAXUS 8, 1 Castor 4B rocket NASA Summer Campaign 2009 2-3 Balloons NIPR / Tohoku University 1Balloon PoGoLite 1 Balloon 2010 CNES BSO long, SALOMON Balloons REXUS 7/8 2 Imp.Orion rockets Long Duration Balloons Up to 4 Balloons PHOCUS (MISU) 1 Imp. Orion rocket Mars lander test 3 Balloons BEXUS 10/11 2 Balloons TEXUS 48/49 2 VSB-30 rockets MASER 12 1 VSB 30 rocket PERFORMED DECIDED UNDER CONSIDERATION 21 August 2008
REXUS Service System RXSM The main encoder, Telemetry & TV transmitter and telecommand receiver are housed in a service module, the REXUS Service System RXSM. This service module also contains the accelerometer system, which consists of a three-axial micro-gravity accelerometer unit and three gyros.
REXUS BEXUS Responsibilities Programme and Project Organization R & D DLR Space Agency Programme Management AO, Exp. Selection SNSB Swedisch National Space Board ESA Institute for Space Systems (RY) Project Management / Students Support / Experiment Akkommod. Swedish Space Cooperation (SSC) RB-MoRaBa EUROLAUNCH Rockets and Balloons Campaign Management & Execution ESRANGE
Sounding rockets @ Esrange Space Center >500 launches since 1966 Suborbital flights up to 700 km Land recovery Payload back within 1hour Microgravity experiments Auroral experiments Middle atmosphere exp. Students exp. REXUS/BEXUS 28 August 2008 Swedish Space Corporation
SRS, 9 september 2008 Improved Orion
Over the horizon communication via Iridium satellites 15 July 2008 Swedish Space Corporation