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Elferink, Pepijn (author)
This paper investigates the cost­-benefit, payload performance and technical feasibility of green storable upper stage design concepts on their potential implementation with existing launchers. Since the demand for reliable, safe, and cost­-effective transport to space is growing, it is necessary to find sustain­able rocket propellant solutions....
master thesis 2022
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Eppenga, Kevin (author)
In previous research, the necessity of non-rigid body simulators was stated to be a requirement for long, slender bodies. However, it remains unclear for which vehicle design parameters non-rigid body effects become destabilising. A set of 2+N linearly independent equations of motions can be combined in a single matrix to determine the motion of...
master thesis 2021
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Bharteeya, Siddharth (author)
The launch vehicle industry is undergoing a major shift as new commercial organizations are staking claim to large market shares with bold technologies. To stay competitive in this new era, launch vehicle companies must develop new technologies to reduce launch costs while serving the growing demand for space accessibility. A possible solution...
master thesis 2021
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Aycart Avila, Vicente (author)
Accurately tracking the trajectory of launching vehicles during the boost phase is crucial for a variety of reasons. First, an accurate burnout point location and  velocity of the launch vehicle will facilitate the estimation of its trajectory during the following phases of ballistic flight and the impact location. This has important...
master thesis 2020
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de Freitas Dias, Miguel (author)
This dissertation addresses Thrust Vector Control (TVC) design techniques for small launch vehicles with bounded roll rate. The first contribution of this dissertation is the development of a 6 Degree of Freedom (DoF) nonlinear model that serves as a tool for flight control system design. The nonlinear model is then trimmed and linearized, for a...
master thesis 2017
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