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Studienarbeiten @ Space Mobility and Propulsion

Aktuelle Ausschreibungen für Studienarbeiten:

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Design of a Sizing “AddOn” for EcosimPro-based for Liquid Rocket Engines
––✔–-●-2024-01-07
EcosimPro Modelling of Liquid Rocket Engines
––✔–-●-2023-05-11
Flamelet-basierte Verbrennungssimulation von Flüssigraketenbrennkammern mit OpenFOAM
––✔–-●-2023-05-03
Numerical simulation of cooling channels for a LRE with liquid methane
––✔–-●-2023-03-01
System Analysis of a novel Water Electrolysis Propulsion system for a CubeSat mission in Low-Earth Orbit
✔✔✔–--●2023-02-13
Design of a Test Chamber for a Versatile Cryogenic Rocket Injection Test Bench
✔✔✔–-●●2023-02-13
Design of Shear-Coaxial Rocket Engine Injectors for Combustion of Liquid Oxygen with Methane and Propane
––✔–●--2023-01-16
Dynamic Characterization of a Mass Flow Meter
––✔–-●-2022-11-23
Optimal Flight Control for the Airborne Research Platform
––✔–---2022-11-09
Design and Simulation of a Radar System for Tracking of Objects in Space (SSA/SST)
✔✔✔–-●-2022-08-23
Development of a Reconfigurable Rocket Engine Control System Framework including Frequency Response Feedback
––✔–●-●2022-08-23
Experimental evaluation of a rocket engine pump's frequency response
––––---2022-07-01
CFD-Simulation of 3D-printed cooling channels of a rocket engine
––✔–-●-2022-05-02
An innovative Approach for the Structural Integrity Assessment of Rocket Engine Components and Fluid Property Determination

 

Neben den ausgeschriebenen Studienarbeiten können jederzeit auch Initiativanfragen per Mail gesendet werden an: Thesis.rfa@ed.tum.de

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