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Welcome The members of the Executive Steering Committee welcome you to the AIAA Propulsion and Energy Forum and Exposition 2015 (AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2015) with excitement and anticipation. Our community has made great strides over the past several years in alternative fuels, renewable energy, and sustainable energy programs. As we move forward in our exploration of the world and the universe, discussions about continually increasing the efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of energy systems are critical.

While here in Orlando for AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2015, we encourage you to engage with your colleagues from government, industry, and academia, and discuss the national and international outlook for energy and propulsion systems, global economic interdependence, the cost and affordability of future systems, technology development trends, workforce development, and much more. All of these conversations will rest on the foundation of our theme for the week: “Energize Innovation. Boost Value. Propel The Future.”

You will find the plenary themes woven into our panel and technical discussions, allowing deeper examination of all aspects of energy and propulsion systems, including: electric propulsion, ground test capability, in-space propulsion, the need for effective communication with the media, and how STEM professionals can achieve a healthy work/life balance. In three intense days, AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2015 will help you gain knowledge in these important areas, while also allowing you to build contacts and do the networking necessary for future innovative collaborations and partnerships.

Thank you for making the choice to attend this year’s event, and for your continued enthusiasm to advance the boundaries of the known in energy and propulsion systems. We trust that the conversations and information shared this week will continue to drive cost savings, efficiency, and responsiveness of energy systems ever forward. And, more importantly, remember that the forum is a testament to how your work fuels the collective human drive to better humanity’s technological capabilities and to be part of something bigger than ourselves. This is your forum, and we hope that you will enjoy it and take full advantage of its offerings.

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Energy 2015

Phil BurkholderRolls-Royce

Michael HeilOhio Aerospace

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Bob HwangSandia National

Laboratories

John KinneyGE Aviation

Christian MariSAFRAN Group

Charles PrecourtOrbital ATK

Woodrow Whitlow Jr.Cleveland State University

51st AIAA/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion Conference

13th International Energy Conversion Engineering Conference

AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2015 is proud to feature the following conferences:


IntroOrganizing CommitteeForum Organizing Committee

Forum General ChairCharles Precourt, Orbital ATK

Forum 360 ChairChristine Pastor-Barsi, HX5 Sierra

Forum Technical Chair Gerard Welch, NASA Glenn Research Center

Education Chair Steve Gorrell, Brigham Young University

International Chair Claudio Bruno, United Technologies Corporation

Member Engagement ChairG. Alan Lowrey, Lockheed Martin Corporation

Young Professional ChairTim Hinerman, Blue Origin

Jeff McGivern, Jetboil

Special Advisor Don Sauvgeau, Orbital ATK

Technical Program Committee

Forum Technical Program ChairGerard Welch, NASA Glenn Research Center

Deputy Technical Chair – Energy andThermal Management TechnologyMichael Choi, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Deputy Technical Chair – AviationJason Smith, GE Aviation

ITAR ChairPaul Smith, Boeing Commercial Airplanes

Advanced Engine Control & Intelligent SystemsAlireza Behbahani, U.S. Air Force

Advanced Propulsion Concepts and ASME TC RepresentativeJohn Robinson (retired)

Advanced Vehicle SystemsFrank Chandler, The Boeing Company

Aerospace Power SystemsAbbas Salim, Lockheed Martin Corporation (retired)

Air Breathing Propulsion Systems IntegrationNeal Herring, United Technologies Research Center

Aircraft Electric PropulsionCharles Beard, The Boeing Company

Electricity Delivery and Grid Reliability Technologies and Energy Conversion Device TechnologyScott Duncan, Georgia Institute of Technology

Electric PropulsionJohn Dankanich, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center

Energetic Components and SystemsBrian Smith, Pacific Scientific Energetic Materials Company

Energy Storage TechnologyJoe Troutman, EnerSys/ABSL Space Products

Energy Conversion Device TechnologyEdward Lewandowski, NASA Glenn Research Center

Fossil-Fuel Power TechnologiesBhupendra Khandelwal, University of Sheffield

Gas Turbine EnginesJay Kapat, University of Central Florida

Robert Thacker-Dey, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)

Green Engineering/Green EnergyValerie Lyons, NASA Glenn Research Center (retired)

High Speed Air Breathing PropulsionFaure “Joel” Malo-Molina, Air Force Research Laboratory

Hybrid Rockets Bala (Han) Madhan, SPG Liquid Propulsion

Liquid PropulsionDavid Ransom, Southwest Research Institute

Nuclear and Future Flight PropulsionGreg Meholic, The Aerospace Corporation

Nuclear Power TechnologiesPavel Tsvetkov, Texas A&M University

Propellants and CombustionM. Anand, Rolls-Royce Corporation

Propulsion and Power Systems of Unmanned SystemsLea-Der Chen, University of Iowa

Propulsion Education and ASEE RepresentativeRobert Frederick, University of Alabama in Huntsville

SAE RepresentativeRichard Millar, Naval Postgraduate School

Solid RocketsDavid Poe, Aerojet Rocketdyne

Space and Earth-to-Orbit Vehicles Systems Miroslav Sir, The Aerospace Corporation

System Concepts and Supporting Propulsion TechnologiesCorinne Gatto, Jet Propulsion Laboratory


IntroContentsWelcome 3

Organizing Committee 4

Forum Overview 6

Sponsors 8

Keynote Speakers and Plenary Sessions 9

Forum 360 11

Special Events 14

Networking Events 15

Continuing Education 16

Recognition Events 17

Exposition Hall 19

Exhibitors 21

General Information 26

Author and Session Chair Information 28

ITAR Information 29

Committee Meetings 30

Sessions at a Glance 31

Session Detail Matrix 36

Author/Session Chair Index 83

Venue Map 90

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IntroForum OverviewMONDAY 27 July

TUESDAY 28 July

WEDNESDAY 29 July

0730hrsSpeakers’ Briefing in Technical Session Rooms

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Speakers’ Briefing in Technical Session Rooms


Speakers’ Briefing in Technical Session Rooms


0800 hrsOpening Plenary Keynote Plenary Panel Plenary Panel

0830 hrs

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Technical Sessions

Networking Coffee Break in Exposition Hall

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Forum Recognition Luncheon1230 hrs

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Plenary Panel Exposition Hall Open Closing Plenary Keynote1400 hrs

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Networking Ice Cream Break in Exposition Hall

1500 hrs

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Propulsion and Energy Lecture1830 hrs

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Rising Leaders in Aerospace Lecture2000 hrs

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IntroKeynote Speakers and Plenary Sessions

Monday, 27 July0800–0900 hrs Orange Ballroom D

Keynote AddressAviation InnovationChristopher (Chris) Lorence, General Manager, Engineering Technologies, GE Aviation

1330–1500 hrs Orange Ballroom D

Global Cooperation and Economic Development PanelThe current international environment has introduced significant challenges to global cooperation, particularly in the propulsion community. This panel will examine the implications of the changing geopolitical landscape and the importance of international cooperation in our industry. How do partners cooperate without becoming overly dependent on any one player?Moderator: James Maser, Vice President, Strategy, Marketing, & Business Development, Pratt & Whitney

Panelists:Jean-Paul Ebanga, President and CEO, CFM InternationalLes Kovacs, Director, Washington Ops, United Launch

Alliance (ULA)Richard “Ric” Parker, Director of Research & Technology,

Rolls-Royce plcMarc Vales, Head of Future Programs, Airbus Safran

LaunchersBernard Zimmerman, Vice President, Group Strategy and

Development, Pratt & Whitney

Tuesday, 28 July 0800–0900 hrs Orange Ballroom D

Cost and Affordability of Future Systems PanelPanelists will discuss the key issues and approaches associated with making future systems less costly and more affordable, and how to manage the balance between customer and seller needs.Moderator: Michael Griffin, Chairman and CEO, Schafer Corporation

Panelists:Frank Culbertson, President, Space Systems Group,

Orbital ATK

Michael Hawes, Vice President, Orion Program Manager, Lockheed Martin Corporation

Lee Monson, The Boeing Company (retired)Mark Sirangelo, Corporate Vice President, Space Systems,

Sierra Nevada Corporation


Technology Development and Trends in Propulsion and Energy PanelPanelists will discuss the major technology challenges and opportunities that will shape the future of propulsion and energy, and how those challenges and opportunities should be addressed.Moderator: Graham Warwick, Managing Editor, Technology, Aviation Week & Space Technology

Panelists:Jean Botti, Chief Technical Officer, AirbusNeil Garrigan, Executive Manager, Energy Systems and

Technology, GE AviationDoug Juul, Manager, Systems Technology, Lockheed Martin

CorporationTom Williams, Director, Propulsion Systems Department,

NASA Marshall Space Flight Center


Propulsion and Energy Lecture�e Transformation of the Kennedy Space CenterAn informational presentation on the transformation of the Kennedy Space Center from a single, program-dependent launch complex, to a diverse, multi-user spaceport of the future enabling both government and commercial operations to and from low Earth orbit and beyond. The presentation will discuss the planning and execution of the Center’s transition from the 30-year Shuttle program; the modernization of launch and ground processing infrastructure to support NASA’s evolving Space Launch System and Orion multi-purpose crew vehicle; and the turnover of facilities and assets left underutilized by the retirement of the space shuttles to private industry and other government agencies. Challenges related to downsizing of workforce, budget constraints, and contract and agreement strategies will be discussed, as well as overcoming barriers to change. In addition, the presentation will describe NASA’s journey to Mars and the critical work taking place at Kennedy Space Center to enable it.Robert Cabana, Center Director, NASA Kennedy Space Center

Get the big picture on propulsion and energy from the thought leaders in the field during these high-level discussions and presentations.

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Keynote Speakers and Plenary SessionsWednesday, 29 July0800–0900 hrs Orange Ballroom D

Workforce Development PanelDiscover how the makeup of the workforce will change over the next decade, how we need to adapt, and how to attract the necessary talent.Moderator: Mark Lewis, Director, IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute

Panelists:Steve Gorrell, Associate Professor, Brigham Young UniversityMichael Hawes, Vice President, Orion Program Manager,

Lockheed Martin CorporationCarole Hedden, Executive Editorial Director, Aviation Week

Executive IntelligenceYvette Weber, Engineering Manager, Air Force Material

Command, U.S. Air Force


KeynoteDeveloping Creative Storytelling Using Model-Based DesignMichael Tschanz, Director, Technology & Analysis, Design and Engineering, Walt Disney World


IntroForum 360

Monday, 27 July0930–1200 hrs Orlando IV

Aircraft Electric Propulsion – Bridging the GapNew aircraft electric and hybrid electric propulsion (EP/HEP) systems are of increasing excitement in the industry and represent an area of worldwide growth. This panel will focus on the EP/HEP evolutionary path and the challenge to bridge between emerging small aircraft concepts and future commercial aircraft all-electric and hybrid gas-electric concepts.Moderator: Ruben Del Rosario, NASA Glenn Research CenterPanelists:Frank Anton, SiemensMichael Armstrong, Rolls-Royce CorporationMarty Bradley, The Boeing CompanyAndrew Gibson, ESAeroCharles Lents, United Technologies Research CenterJohannes Stuhlberger, Airbus

1530–1800 hrs Orlando IV

Government Investments Enabling Advancement of In-Space PropulsionThe competition in the global space propulsion market continues to increase as nontraditional entities develop and demonstrate space propulsion devices. In this environment, U.S. industry continues to invest in strategy, concepts, and technology to maintain a healthy share of the market beyond the delivery of government assets. Simultaneously, U.S. government agencies continue to infuse multiple programs to push the boundary of technical capabilities. The challenge is to align the focus of government-funded technology with the needs, requirements, and commercial opportunities of industry. These issues are critical for the commercial infusion and eventual sustainability of technology developed under government funding. Panelists will discuss the leverage of advanced in-space propulsion technology, examples of the successful infusion of government-funded technology development, and opportunities for government in-space propulsion investments that will enable emerging markets. A panel composed of leaders within government and industry, including spacecraft operators, will discuss the leverage of advanced in-space propulsion technology, examples of the successful infusion of government-funded technology development, and opportunities for government investments in-space propulsion to enable emerging markets. Moderator: Mitchell Walker II, Georgia Institute of TechnologyPanelists:Jonny Dyer, Google+Skybox ImagingMark Lewis, IDA Science and Technology InstitutePeter Lord, Space Systems LoralRoger Myers, Aerojet RocketdyneJeff Sheehy, Space Technology Mission Directorate, NASA

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These conversations will cover a spectrum of timely topics including programs, systems, policy, operations, applications, platforms and more!


IntroTuesday, 28 July (continued)0930–1200 hrs Orlando IV

Evolution of Our National Ground Test CapabilityAs budgets continue to tighten, ground test infrastructure is a common area to look for savings. This session aims to explore how organizations balance operation and maintenance of test facilities against budget reality to accomplish their missions. Key questions that will be explored include: What are the primary factors and metrics influencing sustainability of ground test infrastructure? Is there a general tendency for programs to treat facilities as commodities, and how does this impact our ability to retain national assets? How is our maturing computational capability influencing testing? It has long been the expectation that computational analysis might replace test; are we on the verge of seeing this goal realized or are we reaching a codependent steady state between test and computations? Has the industry’s technical risk posture changed as a result of flat to shrinking budgets and the present balance between computations and test?Moderator: David Schuster, NASA Langley Research CenterPanelists:Doug Garrard, Arnold Air Force BaseMichael Horton, CUBRCMichael Mastaler, NASAMichael McWithey, Lockheed Martin CorporationRoger Simpson, NASA Stennis Space Flight Center


Integrated Roles of Experimental Fluid Dynamics and Computational Fluid DynamicsFor years, the computational and experimental fluid dynamics communities have had separate advocacies with mixed results. Many stakeholders and decision makers may not understand the integrated roles of experimental and computational fluid dynamics (EFD/CFD) in the RDT&E process for new aero products. Do we need an integrated RDT&E map going forward for capability needs in terms of ground testing, computational methods, and flight testing?Moderator: James Heidmann, NASA Glenn Research CenterPanelists:Keith Blodgett, GE AviationMichael Mastaler, NASARichard Scharnhorst, The Boeing Company Roy Schulz, Mira Facilities, 2 Inc. Paul Van Slooten, United Technologies Research Center

Wednesday, 29 July0930–1200 hrs Orlando IV

Work/Life Balance Challenges for the 21st CenturyThe costs for educating and training a worker in the aerospace profession are extremely high. In today’s environment, a good number of households are dual income, and the incoming workforce of millennials value family, personal connection, and loyalty. Panelists will explore policies and methods for creating an environment that will enable individuals to balance work and life needs to maintain a reliable, diverse, and effective workforce.

Moderator: Barbara Esker, NASAPanelists:Elizabeth Bierman, Honeywell AerospaceAmanda Billot, Pratt & WhitneyJim Free, NASA Glenn Research CenterKlod Kokini, Purdue University


Advancing Engineering Through Effective Communication with the MediaSooner or later, most engineers will end up talking to a reporter. Learn how to interact more effectively with and through the media, how to make engineering more relevant to the general public, how public perception through the media affects the aerospace industry and why interacting with the media matters. Learn how to make the most of this opportunity to help yourself and your profession. Bring your hardest-hitting questions to this panel of media experts as they discuss their trade.Moderator: Vic Beck, Northrop Grumman CorporationPanelists:William Allen, Florida Southern CollegeMichael Curie, NASA Kennedy Space CenterMarcia Dunn, Associated PressWilliam Harwood, CBS NewsScott Powers, Orlando Sentinel

Forum 360


IntroForum 360

Sunday, 26 July 1800–1900 hrs Mizell A

ReceptionThe reception will kick off the Rising Leaders in Aerospace events and is a perfect opportunity for young leaders to mingle with others who will be participating in AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2015 as attendee, presenter, or veteran professional. Come meet other participants in a casual environment. You’re bound to see them again at the Speaker, Networking, or Young Professional Panel event.

Monday, 27 July1930–2100 hrs Orlando IV

How to Avoid a Career Catastrophe: Historic Aerospace Safety Lessons LectureThis session is intended for students and early career aerospace engineers. It is intended to be a dialogue, illustrated with recent space flight safety issues, that explores the role that safety plays in the development and operation of space systems, and also to show how proper attention to safety can be beneficial to a career in aerospace.We invite all forum attendees to attend this session.

Tuesday, 28 July1600–1730 hrs Orange G

Leadership Exchange/Speed MentoringThe Leadership Exchange is an event for students and young professionals to meet and interact with established professionals. The Leadership Exchange is organized akin to a Speed Networking event. The attendees (mentees) will sit down at tables. The established professionals (mentors) will then go to a table. After 8–10 minutes of interaction, we ask the mentors to move to the next table. This allows for about 8 or 9 interactions during the event.Get your questions answered! Mentors include: Joe Anselmo, Editor-in-Chief, Aviation Week NetworkJean Botti, Chief Technical Officer, AirbusJuliett Davitian, Engineering Specialist, The Aerospace

CorporationJean-Paul Ebanga, President and CEO, CFM InternationalJeff Hakes, Manager - Fort Worth Aero, Acoustic, Propulsion,

and Airframe Integration, Advanced Development Programs, Skunk Works

Bhupendra Khandelwal, Lecturer—Low Carbon Combustion Center, University of Sheffield

Mark Lewis, Director, IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute

Sandy Magnus, Executive Director, AIAAGuy Norris, Technology Editor, Aviation Week NetworkRichard “Ric” Parker, Director of Research & Technology, Rolls-

Royce plcRosemary Robles-Culbreth, Propulsion Branch Manager,

White Sands Test FacilityAbbas Salim, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company

(retired)Graham Warwick, Managing Editor, Technology, Aviation

Week Network

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IntroMonday, 27 July1200-1230 hrs Orlando IV

Special Lunchtime Information Session: The Air Force Turbine Prize The Air Force has just announced a $2 million technology prize designed to motivate independent development of a small, lightweight, fuel-efficient engine. The turbine power plant will be highly efficient over a range of power settings, have a high power density, and use a logistically available battlefield fuel (Jet A). The first engine to meet specific performance criteria in a verification test in the Air Force Research Laboratory will receive the prize. Full details are available at www.airforceprize.com.Please join us to learn specifics about the Air Force Turbine Prize, what it is, how to get involved, timelines, ask questions, etc.

Exposition Hall

AIAA Region IIWhile you are at AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2015, don’t forget to stop by the AIAA Central Florida Section booth in the Exposition Hall. The booth will display activities going on in the Section. We hope you stop by to check it out.

Wednesday, 29 July1500–1800 hrs Lake Highland B

AIAA Undergraduate Engine Design CompetitionThe AIAA Foundation and the Gas Turbine Engine Technical Committee have teamed up again to sponsor a design competition. Undergraduate students from universities all over the world were asked to prepare a design report to respond to a Request for Proposal (RFP). This RFP asked students to design an ultra-high bypass turbofan engine. All of the responses have been reviewed and ranked by technical experts, and the authors of the top three proposals have been invited to AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2015 to make an oral presentation to a panel of judges. These judges will assess the design, presentation, and responses to questions. They will add their scores to those provided by the technical judges to come up with a final 1st–3rd place ranking. The final rankings will be announced at the conclusion of the session.

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IntroNetworking Events As the old adage says, “It’s not just what you know, it’s who you know.” Connect with those who may become your future colleagues and collaborators, employers or employees. Exchange ideas with the companies you want to partner with, and interact with the leaders who are shaping the future of aerospace.

Networking Coffee BreaksNetworking coffee breaks allow even more time for making new contacts, continuing discussions from sessions, visiting the Exposition Hall, or checking emails and voicemails to keep in touch with the office. Networking coffee breaks will be at the following times and locations:

Monday, 27 July

0730–0800 hrs 0900–0930 hrs 1500–1530 hrs

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Tuesday, 28 July

0730–0800 hrs 0900–0930 hrs 1430–1500 hrs

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Wednesday, 29 July

0730–0800 hrs 0900–0930 hrs

Orange Ballroom Foyer Exposition Hall

Welcome ReceptionA welcome reception will be held on Monday, 27 July, 1800–1930 hrs, in the Exposition Hall. Take this opportunity to engage new contacts and refresh old ones. A ticket for the reception is required, and is included in the registration fee where indicated. Additional tickets may be purchased on site, as space is available.


IntroContinuing EducationAIAA is committed to keeping aerospace professionals at their technical best, and provides an ongoing source of learning, community, professional connections, and career development. Gain the knowledge you need to excel in your field or to move confidently into a new one. Learn how to interact with students and teachers, and help inspire the next generation of aerospace leaders.

Saturday–Sunday, 25–26 July 0800–1700 hrs Clear Lake

Advanced High Speed Air Breathing PropulsionThis course will introduce students to the design and development processes of high speed propulsion, including ramjet/scramjets and TBCC concepts. Receive a comprehensive overview of the state of the art, including highlights of current high speed propulsion programs in the world. Topics will include:• Mission Requirements• Combined Cycle Propulsion Concepts• Ramjet/Scramjet Inlet Design• Ram/Scramjet Combustion Structural Design• Fuels and Thermal Management Engine/Airframe

Integration, TBCC Integration• Advanced Materials• CFD Modeling and Simulation of High Speed Reacting Flow• Propulsion Multidisciplinary Design Optimization (MDO)• High Speed Propulsion Ground Testing• High Speed Flight Testing

Thursday–Friday, 30–31 July 0800–1700 hrs Spring Lake

Hybrid Rocket PropulsionThis course reviews the fundamentals of hybrid rocket propulsion with special emphasis on application-based design and system integration, propellant selection, flow field and regression rate modeling, solid fuel pyrolysis, scaling effects, transient behavior, and combustion instability. Advantages and disadvantages of both conventional and unconventional vortex hybrid configurations are examined and discussed. Topics will include:• Introduction, Classification, Challenges, and Advantages of

Hybrids• Similarity and Scaling Effects in Hybrid Rocket Motors• Flowfield Modeling of Classical and Nonclassical Hybrid

Rockets• Solid Fuel Pyrolysis Phenomena and Regression Rate:

Mechanisms & Measurement Techniques• Combustion Instability and Transient Behavior in Hybrid

Rocket Motors• Metals, Other Energetic Additives, and Special Binders Used

in Solid Fuels for Hybrid Rocket Applications

AIAA is seeking an outstanding candidate with an international reputation to assume the responsibilities of Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Propulsion and Power. JPP is devoted to the advancement of the science and technology of aerospace propulsion and power through the dissemination of original archival papers contributing to advancements in airbreathing, electric, and advanced propulsion; solid and liquid rockets; fuels and propellants; power generation and conversion for aerospace vehicles; and the application of aerospace science and technology to terrestrial energy devices and systems. The chosen candidate will assume the editorship at an exciting time as new features and functionality intended to enhance journal content are added to Aerospace Research Central, AIAA’s platform for electronic publications.

The full position description and Editor-in-Chief search announcement can be found on the JPP landing page in Aerospace Research Central: http://arc.aiaa.org/loi/jpp

To receive full consideration, applications and all required materials must submitted by 1 Oct. 2015, but applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

New Editor-in-Chief Sought for Journal of Propulsion and Power (JPP)


The following awards will be presented:

Aerospace Power Systems AwardTheodore G. Stern Director, Solar Power Solutions Alliance Spacesystems, LLC El Cajon, California“For over 30 years of developing advanced photovoltaic power systems for spacecraft; for providing exceptional leadership and innovation in the aerospace power system community; and for significant contributions to AIAA and AIAA professional education.”

Air Breathing Propulsion Award Jan C. SchillingAdvanced Products Chief Engineer (retired)GE AviationCincinnati, Ohio“For innovation in gas turbine engine design and safety, especially in composite fan blading, low NOx combustion, and high pressure ratio compressor airfoils.”

Engineer of the Year AwardWilliam J. EmrichSenior EngineerNASA Marshall Space Flight CenterHuntsville, Alabama“For conceiving of, designing, and bringing to operational status the megawatt-class Nuclear Thermal Rocket Element Environment Simulator.”

Energy Systems AwardTom I-Ping ShihProfessor, School of Aeronautics and Astronautics Purdue UniversityWest Lafayette, Indiana“For outstanding contributions to computational tool development and improvement for use in design, analysis and examination of complex engineering problems involving aerodynamics, propulsion, and energy.”

Propellants and Combustion AwardMitchell SmookeStrathcona Professor of Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science & Applied PhysicsYale UniversityNew Haven, Connecticut“For fundamental and substantive contributions to combustion and propellant science and the advancement of numerical combustion.”

Wyld Propulsion Award R. Carl StechmanConsultantFormally Chief Engineer and Technical PrincipalAerojet (Redmond, WA)/The Marquardt Company (Van Nuys, CA)“For over 50 years of development and integration of storable rocket engines into space systems from Apollo, to the Space Shuttle, to Orion.”

Certificates of Merit:

Aerospace Power Systems Best PaperAIAA 2014-3640, “High Power Density Modular Electric Power System for Aerospace Applications,” Scott Steffan and Gregory Semrau, Moog Inc.

Aerospace Power Systems Best Student PaperAIAA 2014-3459, “Non-Cooled Power System for Venus Lander,” Denise Salazar, The University of Texas at Austin; Geoffrey Landis, NASA Glenn Research Center; and Anthony Colozza, Vantage Partners, LLC.

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Recognition EventsAIAA celebrates our industry’s discoveries and achievements from the small but brilliantly simple innovations that affect everyday lives to the major discoveries and missions that fuel our collective human drive to explore and accomplish amazing things.

Join AIAA in celebrating achievements in propulsion and energy at the AIAA Recognition Luncheon on Wednesday, 29 July, 1200–1330 hrs, in the Florida Ballroom. A ticket for the luncheon is required, and is included in the registration fee where indicated. Additional tickets may be purchased on site, as space is available.


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Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration Best PapersAIAA-2014-0722, “Numerical and Experimental Investigations on Highly Integrated Subsonic Air Intakes,” Thomas Berens, Luis Ruiz-Calavera, and David Funes-Sebastian, AIRBUS Defence and Space; Anne-Laure Delot, ONERA; Magnus Tormalm, Swedish Defense Research Agency (FOI); Martin Rein, German Aerospace Center (DLR); Michael Säterskog, Saab; Nicola Ceresola, Alenia Aermacchi, and Ludovic Zurawski, MBDA.

AIAA-2014-3684, “Propulsion System Dynamic Modeling of the NASA Supersonic Concept Vehicle for AeroPropulsoServoElasticity,” George Kopasakis, Joseph W. Connolly, and Jonathan A. Seidel, NASA Glenn Research Center.

Electric Propulsion Best PaperAIAA 2014-3710, “The Effect of Background Pressure on SPT-100 Hall Thruster Performance,” Kevin D. Diamant, The Aerospace Corporation; and Raymond Liang and Ron L. Corey, Space Systems/Loral, LLC.

High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Best PaperAIAA Paper 2014-3743, “A Priori Analysis of Flamelet-Based Modeling for a Dual-Mode Scramjet Combustor,” Jesse R. Quinlan and James McDaniel, University of Virginia; Tomasz Drozda, NASA Langley Research Center; and Guilhem Lacaze and Joseph Oefelein, Sandia National Laboratories.

Hybrid Rockets Best PaperAIAA 2014-3646, “Evaluation of Para-n-based Fuels for Hybrid Rocket Engines,” Mario Kobald, C. Schmierer, Helmet Ciezki, and Stefan Schlechtriem, German Aerospace Center (DLR); and Elena Toson and Luigi De Luca, Politecnico di Milano.

Hybrid Rockets Best Student PaperAIAA 2014-3868, “Effects of Injector Design on Combustion Stability in Hybrid Rockets Using Self-Pressurizing Oxidizers,” Benjamin S. Waxman, Jonah E. Zimmerman, Brian J. Cantwell, Stanford University; and Gregory G. Zilliac, NASA Ames Research Center.

Liquid Propulsion Best PaperAIAA 2014-3681 “Combustion Stability Characteristics of the Project Morpheus Liquid Oxygen / Liquid Methane Main Engine,” John C. Melcher and Robert L. Morehead, NASA Johnson Space Center.

Nuclear and Future Flight Propulsion Best PaperAIAA 2014-3520, “Developing the Pulsed Fission-Fusion (PuFF) Engine,” Robert Adams, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center; Jason Cassibry, University of Alabama-Huntsville; David Bradley, Yetispace, Inc.; Leo Fabisinski, International Space Systems Inc.; and Geoffrey Statham, ERC Inc.

Propellants and Combustion Best PaperAIAA 2014-0647, “Microspheres Composite of Nano-Al and Nanothermite: An Approach to Better Utilization of Nanomaterials,” Haiyang Wang, Guoqiang Jian, Jeffery Delisio, and Michael Zachariah, University of Maryland.


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Exhibitors by Booth Number (êindicates AIAA Corporate Members)

302 Aerojet Rocketdyne ê610 AIAA Central Florida Section214 BETA CAE Systems415 Cambridge University Press 308 Cobham416 Desktop Aeronautics216 dSPACE, Inc. ê510 EKK Eagle Industry, Co. Ltd402 GE Aviation ê407 General Dynamics - OTS509 Intelligent Light ê514 JASC-CONTROLS607 Keystone Engineering Company316 Marotta Controls, Inc.314 Metal Technology202 Moog, Inc.608 MT Aerospace AG208 NASA

413 National Technical Systems (NTS) ê614 North Star Imaging Inc.502 Orbital ATK ê516 PCB Piezotronics315 Poco Graphite507 Pointwise, Inc. ê604 Price Induction Inc. 409 Rolls-Royce Corporation ê313 Stanford Mu Corporation515 Students for the Exploration and Development of

Space (SEDS)—UC San Diego508 Tecplot, Inc.609 Turbo Machined Products LLC602 University of Cincinnati Research Institute (UCRI)408 VACCO Industries414 Valcor Engineering Corporation513 Worthington Industries (SCI)

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Exposition Hall HoursMonday, 27 July 0900–1200 hrs

1330–1600 hrs Reception* 1800–1930 hrsTuesday, 28 July 0900–1200 hrsNetworking Luncheon* 1200–1300 hrs

1300–1600 hrsWednesday, 29 July 0900–1200 hrs

*A ticket is required to attend the reception and the networking luncheon

New this year! Charging StationsStay connected at Propulsion and Energy: charge your laptop, tablet or phone at our complimentary charging stations. Conveniently located in the Exposition Hall at the end of the 600 aisle.

AIAA Pavilion Stop by the AIAA Pavilion, located in the Exposition Hall, to browse publications and merchandise, learn about your membership benefits, and meet AIAA staff.

30% Off All Books at Propulsion and Energy 2015AIAA Publications is offering a special discount on all titles featured at AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2015. Attendees can take advantage of a 30% discount off the list price of all books for sale at the AIAA Bookstore located in the AIAA Pavilion. This special offer will only be available during the forum! Take advantage of these super savings and visit the AIAA Bookstore!

Special EventsMonday, 27 July 1500–1530 hrsPopcorn Break Tuesday, 28 July 1430–1500 hrsIce Cream Break

Exposition HallThe Exposition Hall is the hub of activity during this event. Networking coffee breaks, luncheons, receptions, poster sessions, poster presentation sessions, and exhibitor presentations are all held in the Exposition Hall to give attendees and exhibitors an opportunity to connect with partners, industry thought leaders, and collaborators who can help move your business forward.


ExhibitorsAerojet Rocketdyne 3022001 Aerojet Road Rancho Cordova, CA 95742www.aerojet.com [email protected]

Aerojet Rocketdyne, is a world-recognized aerospace and defense leader providing propulsion and energetics to the space, missile defense, strategic, tactical missile, and armaments areas in support of domestic and international markets. Additional information about Aerojet Rocketdyne is available online at www.Rocket.com.

AIAA Central Florida Section 6101082 West Riviera Blvd

Oviedo, FL 32765info.aiaa.org/Regions/SE/CF/default.aspx

The Central Florida Section of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics is dedicated to furthering the interested, activities, and technical programs of local professional, students and educators within the Central Florida aerospace community.

BETA CAE Systems 21429800 Middlebelt Road, Suite 100 Farmington Hills, MI 48334www.ansa-usa.com [email protected]

BETA CAE Systems is an engineering services company that distributes and supports the industry leading ANSA and META software. ANSA is a CAE pre-processing tool for FE and CFD analysis, for full-model build, from CAD to solver input file, in one integrated environment. META is a post- processor for analyzing results from ANSYS, NASTRAN, ABAQUS, LS-DYNA, PAMCRASH, RADIOSS, MADYMO, and other solvers.

Cambridge University Press 41532 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10013-2473www.cambridge.org/[email protected]

Cambridge’s publishing in books and journals combines state-of-the-art content with the highest standards of scholarship, writing and production. Visit our stand to browse new titles, available at a 20% discount, and to pick up sample issues of our journals. Visit our website to see everything we do: www.cambridge.org/engineering

Cobham 30810 Cobham Drive Orchard Park, NY 14127www.cobham.com [email protected]

Cobham builds on extensive space flight heritage with innovative propulsion solutions that support chemical, electric and cold gas systems. Leveraging decades of component design, Cobham has developed a variety of integrated pressure control assemblies for propulsion applications for the launch vehicle and satellite market. Cobham has expanded beyond our standard propulsion offerings for the dynamic small sat market with integrated propulsion modules optimized for individual customer requirements.

Desktop Aeronautics 4161900 Embarcadero Way Palo Alto, CA 94303www.desktop.aero [email protected]

Founded in 1994, Desktop Aeronautics has grown into a well-established consulting firm dedicated to advancing the state of the art in aerodynamics and aircraft design. We have significant experience and recognized expertise in aerodynamics, aircraft design, computational fluid dynamics, and multidisciplinary optimization. We have worked with leading aerospace organizations on some of the most difficult challenges in aerospace industry.

dSPACE 21650131 Pontiac Trail Wixom, MI 48393www.dspaceinc.com [email protected]

dSPACE is the world’s leading provider of hardware and software tools for developing and testing sophisticated electronic control systems. dSPACE systems support numerous aerospace, defense, UAV and space flight technology applications in areas such as: engine development, navigation systems, propulsion, real-time flight maneuver simulation, and testing of on-board systems. www.dspaceinc.com

EKK Eagle Industry, Co. LTD. 5101731 Technology Dr., Ste. 760 San Jose, CA 95132www.ekk.co.jp [email protected] Eagle is a comprehensive mechanical seals MFG. For the aerospace and optical engineering industries, we research, develop and produce mechanical seals for use principally in aircraft and space rocket jet engines, and various sensors and sensor modules used in optical equipment.


ExhibitorsGE Aviation 402One Neumann Way, MD G414 Cincinnati, OH 45215www.ge.com/aviation [email protected]

GE Aviation, an operating unit of GE (NYSE: GE), is a world- leading provider of jet, turboprop, and turboshaft engines, components, and integrated systems for commercial, military, business, and general aviation aircraft. GE Aviation has a global service network to support these offerings. For more information, visit us at www.ge.com/aviation. Follow GE Aviation on Twitter at http://twitter.com/GEAviation and YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/user/GEAviation.

General Dynamics —OTS 4074300 Industrial Avenue Lincoln, NE 68504 www.gd-ots.com [email protected]

General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems provides reliable and affordable composite products to the defense and commercial aerospace markets. With more than 50 years of expertise, General Dynamics designs, develops, manufactures and tests a full range of composite missile and space structures, including rocket motors, pressure vessels, launch tubes and fuel tanks.

Intelligent Light 509301 Rt. 17 North, 7th Floor Ruthorford, NJ [email protected] Light provides post-processing, data management and big data visualization capability for CFD. Thousands of users rely on the industry leading FieldView software and our custom engineering services to maximize their productivity and effectiveness. Let us help you eliminate bottlenecks and achieve breakthrough results.

JASC-Controls 5142303 W. Alameda Drive Tempe, AZ 85282www.jasc-controls.com [email protected]

The JASC Corporation specializes in the design and production of high-reliability components for pneumatic, hydraulic, and fuel systems. Since its inception in 1990, JASC has been providing fluid control solutions and advanced products for the aircraft, spacecraft, and power generation industries.

Keystone Engineering Company 6074401 Donald Douglas Drive Long Beach, CA [email protected]

Keystone is a world leader in the design and fabrication of engineered products used in critical flightweight aerospace and defense applications. Keystone core competencies include the design, analysis, and production of lightweight propellant and pressure storage tanks, spun domes for satellites and launch vehicles, large diameter aircraft bearing systems (see “AWACS” section for details) and other specialized engineered products for various defense and aerospace applications.

Marotta Controls, Inc 31678 Boonton Avenue Montville, NJ [email protected]

Marotta Controls, Inc. has 50+ years of experience in designing control systems for spacecraft. Our engineered propulsion controls are compact, lightweight, use minimal power and are ready for integration into your system. Let our experienced engineering team work with you to overcome your control system challenges. Visit us at booth 316.

Metal Technology 314173 Queen Avenue SE Albandy, OR 97322www.mtialbany.com [email protected]

With more than forty years of experience, Metal Technology (MTI) leads the way in additive manufacturing, precision machining, forming and forging of exotic metals. MTI works with materials such as Tantalum, Niobium, Titanium, Molybdenum, Tungsten and their alloys. MTI is ISO9001 registered and ITAR compliant.

Moog 202500 Jamison Rd. East Aurora, NY 14052www.moog.com/[email protected]

Moog designs and manufactures payload, spacecraft, and launch vehicle components and systems including: spacecraft attitude control and mechanisms, propulsion systems and fluid control components, software and avionics, ground systems, thrust vector and steering controls, electric and hydraulic actuation, spacecraft vibration and shock isolation systems, payload adapters, ground test equipment and shock testing services.


IntroExhibitorsMT Aerospace AG 608Franz Josef Straub-Str. 5 86153 Augsburg Germanywww.mt-aerospace.de [email protected]

MT Aerospace is an internationally well-respected aerospace company. With over 700 employees and almost 50 years of project experience we are the technology leader in light weight construction using metal and composite materials for ARIANE 5, for satellites, spacecrafts, the Airbus fleet as well as radio telescope constructions.

NASA 208300 E Street Southwest Washington, DC [email protected] its inception in 1958, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has sought to reach for new heights and reveal the unknown so that what we do and learn will benefit all humankind. NASA’s priorities are: Earth Right Now – Your Planet is Changing. We’re on It; Aeronautics– We’re with You When You Fly; International Space Station – Off the Earth, For the Earth; Journey to Mars; Solar System and Beyond; and Technology Powering Exploration. For more information, visit us at: www.nasa.gov.

NTS – National Technical Systems 41324007 Ventura Boulevard Calabasas, CA 91302www.nts.com [email protected]

NTS provides a wide range of test, inspection and certification solutions. Our clients see us as an extension of their own teams, providing the expertise required to build better, stronger, safer, more reliable products. With the largest network of test laboratories and engineering service centers in North America and over 50 years of experience to draw from, NTS is prepared to meet any challenge.

North Star Imaging 61419875 South Diamond Lake Road Rogers, MN [email protected]

NSI is a leading manufacturer of Industrial 2D Digital X-ray and 3D X-ray CT systems. Industrial X-ray scanning allows users to inspect both the internal and external structures of an object without opening it up or otherwise destroying the item. NSI’s Inspection Services Group offers need based consulting services for anyone needing X-ray/CT scanning.

Orbital ATK 502PO Box 707 Brigham City, UT 84302 www.atk.com [email protected]

ATK is on the forefront of R&D and manufacture of solid rocket propulsion, aircraft structures, missile components, small sats, solar arrays, satellite components, and flares and decoys. ATK provides affordable solutions to meet emerging needs.

PCB Piezotronics 5163425 Walden Ave Depew NY 14043www.pcb.com

PCB Piezotronics is a global leader in the design and manufacture of microphones, vibration, force, torque, load, strain, and pressure sensors, as well as the pioneer of ICP® technology. PCB® proudly stands behind their products with the industry’s only commitment to Total Customer Satisfaction. Visit us at www.pcb.com

Poco Graphite 315300 Old Greenwood Road Decatur, TX 76234www.poco.com [email protected]

Poco Graphite is a leading manufacturer of Graphite, SiC, Carbon Foam, and Coating Materials for use in Propulsion and Turbine applications. POCO materials are used in extreme environments, including systems that require precision & high performance. Typical applications are bushings, thrust washers, rings, seals, and thermal management systems.

Pointwise 507213 South Jennings Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76104 [email protected]

Pointwise, Inc. is solving the top problem facing engineering analysts today: mesh generation for computational fluid dynamics. Manufacturing firms and research organizations use Pointwise’s mesh generation software to seamlessly bridge the gap between CAD and computational fluid dynamics analysis.


IntroPrice Induction, Inc. 604216 14th Street NW, Suite 8 Atlanta, GA 30318www.price-induction.com [email protected]

Price Induction is a turbine engine manufacturer, designer of the world’s smallest turbofan.

Price Induction is also involved in innovation programs for major aerospace groups Engine Manufacturer Experience. Its design office is fully conversant in all the aspects that make up the development cycle of an aeronautical turbine engine, as well as those of similar complex mechanical systems.

Rolls-Royce Corporation 409450 S. Meridian Street, MC-N1-02 Indianapolis, IN 46225www.Rolls-Royce.com

At Rolls-Royce LibertyWorks, we develop solutions for everything from advanced VTOL technology to high-speed flight. We provide technology the US warfighter needs to perform the mission. We value our relationships with airframers, Army Advanced Technology Division, DARPA, NASA, AFRL, Naval Research Laboratory and advanced technology consortiums.

Stanford Mu Corporation 313 20725 Annalee Avenue

The Contents of this Package are Stanford Mu Corporation Confidential.

TM

Carson, CA 90746-3503 [email protected]

An internationally recognized leader in the design, development and production of propulsion systems and other fluid control components for satellites, spacecrafts and space vehicles. Space Components is ISO9001:2008 and AS9100:0029 Reve. C Certified and has delivered over 800 regulators of which 312 have successfully flown; the balance are awaiting launch.

Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) UC San Diego 5159500 Gilman Dr. La Jolla, CA [email protected] Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) at the UC San Diego is a team of undergraduate students with the vision of advancing space technologies by researching 3D-printed metal rocket engines. Following their success in 2013 with the Tri-D engine, SEDS UCSD intends to be one of the first people to successfully recover a rocket powered by their latest 3D-printed engine, Vulcan-I, in early August.

Exhibitors


IntroExhibitorsTecplot, Inc. 508 3535 Factoria Blvd SE, Ste 550 Bellevue, WA [email protected]

Tecplot software empowers engineers and scientists working with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to discover, analyze, and understand information in complex data, and to effectively communicate their results to others via brilliant images and compelling animations. Tecplot products are used by more than 45,000 technical professionals around the world.

Turbo Machined Products LLC 609 102 Industrial Drive Frankfort, NY 13340www.turbomp.com

Turbo Machined Products in Frankfort, NY, has specialized in 5-axis machining since 1994. Our customer base includes UTC P&W, GE Aviation, Blue Origin & SPACEX. We manufacture components for defense, aerospace and power generation industries. Please contact us for new engine development & production machining of components such as Rocket engine fuel inducers, LOX impellers, Oxidizer impellers, gas swirlers, fans, BLISKS, OGV’s, compressor blades and contour milling of airfoil components.

Univ. of Cincinnati Research Institute (UCRI) 602260 Stetson Street Suite 5300

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Cincinnati, OH 45219www.ucri.org/ [email protected]

In our rapid-fire, knowledge-driven economy, smarts rule. That’s why UCRI helps businesses tap into the world–class expertise and resources found in virtually every hallway on the UC campus. We’re a separate organization from UC, but closely affiliated and well connected. We’re business people who offer a “one stop shop” for accessing UC smarts in all its many varieties, including some that may surprise you. Let us show you just how easy we make it.

VACCO Industries 408 10350 Vacco Street South El Monte, CA [email protected]

VACCO is a leading designer and manufacturer of specialty valves, filters and advanced fluid control products—offering innovative engineered solutions to critical missions for defense, space, and commercial markets for 60 years. Reliable heritage. Intelligent solutions.

Valcor Engineering Corporation 4142 Lawrence Road

VALCOR®

Springfield, NJ [email protected]

Valcor Aerospace specializes in the design and manufacture of custom valves and control components (solenoid, relief, check, fill and drain valves, pressure regulators, actuators) for liquids (propellants, fuel, hydraulic fluid) and gases in critical aerospace (aircraft, launch vehicle, missile, spacecraft, etc.) applications.

Worthington Industries 513336 Enterprise Place Pomona, CA 91768www.worthingtoncylinders.comcylinders@worthingtonindustries.com

Manufacturer of Composite Overwrapped Pressure Vessels and Structures.


IntroGeneral InformationAIAA Registration and Information Center HoursThe AIAA Registration and Information Center will be located on the ballroom level of the Convention Center.

Sunday, 26 July 1500–1900 hrsMonday, 27 July 0700–1800 hrsTuesday, 28 July 0700–1700 hrsWednesday, 29 July 0700–1700 hrs

Wi-Fi Internet Access On SiteWi-Fi service for attendees is available in the foyer space of the hotel outside session rooms and the Exposition Hall (see page 5). To keep this service available and optimized for all attendees, please do not download files larger than 2MB, create multiple sessions across multiple devices, or download multiple files in one session. If you receive an error message that an AIAA server is blocking your current IP address, please inform the AIAA Registration and Information Center.

Conference ProceedingsProceedings for the forum will be available online. The cost is included in the registration fee where indicated. Online proceedings will be available on 27 July 2015. Attendees who register in advance for the online proceedings will be provided with instructions on how to access them. Those registering on site will be provided with instructions at that time.Proceedings: 1. To view proceedings, visit

www.aiaa.org >ARC>Meeting Papers. a. Log in with the link at the top right of the page. b. Select the appropriate conference from the list. c. Search for individual papers with the Quick Search toolbar

in the upper-right corner of the page: i. By paper number: Click the Paper Number link, select

the conference year, and enter the paper number. ii. Use the Search textbox to find papers by author, title, or

keyword. The Advanced Search link provides additional search information and options.

2. All manuscript files submitted by four days prior to the conference are currently in the proceedings. Files submitted after that date, both original and revised manuscripts, will not be available until the final proceedings update, which may take up to 15 business days after the last day of the conference.

3. Direct any questions concerning access to proceedings and/or ARC to [email protected].

Manuscript Revisions 1. Manuscript revision is open for all presenting authors

from 0900 hrs Eastern Time, 28 July, through 2000 hrs Eastern Time, 7 August 2015.

2. Revisions submitted for manuscripts already online will not refresh until after the proceedings have been updated, which may take up to 15 business days after the last day of the conference.


IntroGeneral InformationCertificate of Attendance Certificates of Attendance are available for attendees who request documentation at the forum itself. The Certificates of Attendance will be available for attendees to print at a self-service station at the registration desk starting Monday afternoon, 27 July 2015. AIAA offers this service to better serve the needs of the professional community. Claims of hours or applicability toward professional education requirements are the responsibility of the participant.

Employment OpportunitiesAIAA assists members who are searching for employment by providing a bulletin board at forums. This bulletin board is solely for “open position” and “available for employment” postings. Employers are encouraged to have personnel who are attending an AIAA forum bring “open position” job postings. Individual AIAA members may post “available for employment” notices. AIAA cannot assume responsibility for notices forwarded to AIAA Headquarters. AIAA reserves the right to remove inappropriate notices. AIAA members can post and browse resumes, browse job listings, and access other online employment resources by visiting the AIAA Career Center at http://careercenter.aiaa.org.

MembershipAIAA is your vital lifelong link to the collective creativity and brainpower of the aerospace profession and a champion for its achievements – and nonmembers who pay the full nonmember registration fee will receive their first year’s AIAA membership at no additional cost! Students who are not yet members may apply their registration fee toward their first year’s student member dues. (Free membership is not included in discounted group-rate registration.)

AIAA FoundationSince 1996 the AIAA Foundation has provided programs and support for educators and students. Through classroom grants, scholarships, awards, design competitions, and student conferences, the AIAA Foundation has encouraged students in grades K–12 and at the university level to discover the aerospace industry and become the next generation of scientists and engineers. Please consider making a donation so that the Foundation can continue to provide the resources needed to support aerospace education and to recognize innovation at all levels. For more information and to donate online, please visit www.aiaafoundation.org.

Young Professional Guide for Gaining Management SupportYoung professionals have the unique opportunity to meet and learn from some of the most important people in the business by attending conferences and participating in AIAA activities. A detailed online guide, published by the AIAA Young Professional Committee, is available to help you gain support and financial backing from your company. The guide explains the benefits of participation, offers recommendations and provides an example letter for seeking management support and funding, and shows you how to get the most out of your participation. The online guide can be found on the AIAA website at www.aiaa.org/YPGuide.

Nondiscriminatory PracticesAIAA accepts registrations irrespective of race, creed, gender, color, sexual orientation, physical handicap, and national or ethnic origin.

RestrictionsPhotography or the video or audio recording of sessions or exhibits, as well as the unauthorized sale of AIAA-copyrighted material, is prohibited.

International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)AIAA speakers and attendees are reminded that some topics discussed at the forum could be controlled by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). U.S. nationals (U.S. citizens and permanent residents) are responsible for ensuring that technical data they present in open sessions to non-U.S. nationals in attendance or in conference proceedings are not export restricted by the ITAR. U.S. nationals are likewise responsible for ensuring that they do not discuss ITAR export-restricted information with non-U.S. nationals in attendance.


IntroGeneral Information

AIAA is the world’s largest aerospace professional society, serving a diverse range of more than 30,000 individual members from 88 countries, and 95 corporate members. AIAA members help make the world safer, more connected, more accessible, and more prosperous. For more information, visit www.aiaa.org, or follow us on Twitter @AIAA.American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics 1801 Alexander Bell Drive, Suite 500 Reston, VA 20191-4344 703.264.7500 or 800.639.AIAA (2422) Fax: 703.264.7657 [email protected] www.aiaa.org

Speakers’ Briefings in Session RoomsAuthors who are presenting papers will meet with session chairs and co-chairs in their session rooms for a short 30-minute briefing on the day of their sessions to exchange bios and review final details prior to the session. Please attend on the day of your session(s). Laptops preloaded with the Speaker Briefing preparation slides will be provided in each session room. Speakers’ Briefing schedule is as follows:Monday, 27 July 0730–0800 hrsTuesday, 28 July 0730–0800 hrsWednesday, 29 July 0730–0800 hrs

Speakers’ Practice RoomSpeakers who wish to practice their presentations may do so in Spring Lake. A sign-up sheet will be posted on the door. In consideration of others, please limit practice time to 30-minute increments.

Session Chair ReportsAll session chairs are asked to complete a session chair report to evaluate their session for future planning. AIAA has partnered with Canvas Solutions to provide an electronic Session Chair Report form. You can download the FREE mobile app in your App Store, AppWorld, or Marketplace by searching for “Canvas Solutions, Inc.” The mobile app is free, so please be sure to download it. Detailed instructions will be provided in the session rooms. If you do not have a tablet or a smartphone, simply use the report form as a guide and enter your session chair report information at the session chair reporting computer station located on site near the AIAA registration area. Report data will be collected and used for future planning purposes, including session topics and room allocations. Please submit your session chair report electronically by 30 July 2015.

AudiovisualEach session room will be preset with the following: one LCD projector, one screen, one microphone and sound system (if necessitated by room size), and one laser pointer. Laptop computers will also be provided. You may also use your own computer. Any additional audiovisual equipment requested onsite will be at cost to the presenter. Please note that AIAA does not provide security in the session rooms and recommends that items of value not be left unattended.

“No Paper, No Podium” and “No Podium, No Paper” PolicyIf a written paper is not submitted by the final manuscript deadline, authors will not be permitted to present the paper at the forum. Also, if the paper is not presented at the forum, it will be withdrawn from the proceedings. It is the responsibility of those authors whose papers or presentations are accepted to ensure that a representative attends the conference to present the paper. These policies are intended to improve the quality of the program for attendees.

Journal PublicationAIAA has prior publication rights to any paper presented at its conferences. Authors who are seeking the opportunity for peer-reviewed publication are encouraged to submit their papers for consideration by one of the Institute’s archival journals: AIAA Journal; Journal of Aircraft; Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics; Journal of Propulsion and Power; Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets; Journal of Thermophysics and Heat Transfer; or Journal of Aerospace Information Systems. Journal scopes and author guidelines and instructions can be found in Aerospace Research Central at http://arc.aiaa.org/page/authorresources. You may now submit your paper to a journal for review before the conference presentation date: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/aiaa.

Author and Session Chair Information


IntroITAR InformationITAR-Restricted SessionsOn Tuesday, a limited number of papers will be presented in “U.S.-Only” technical sessions. In addition to your forum registration, a separate registration process is required to attend these restricted sessions. Please see the detailed information on the ITAR Registration Grid to determine your individual requirements.

Access to ITAR Sessions: Presenting a Paper, Chairing a Session, or Attending an ITAR-Restricted PresentationAdmittance to the restricted technical papers is controlled by the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). All attendees, presenters, and session chairs will need to register for the conference and then visit the ITAR Registration Desk to complete additional registration procedures. Anyone wishing to enter the restricted session room MUST abide by the procedures and submittal of verification documents mandated by the DoD. No Exceptions!

Availability of Manuscripts from ITAR-Restricted SessionsA DVD containing the manuscripts from the ITAR sessions will be available for purchase on site at the forum, by those who are registered to attend the ITAR sessions, for $25. There will be no sale or distribution of these papers after the event.

ITAR Electronics Policy No phones, computers (other than the presenter), iPads, cameras, and other electronic devices with cameras or recording capabilities will be permitted into the ITAR session room. There will be a check-in desk in front of the room where you can check these devices during the time you are in the sessions.

Important session information for all attendees wishing to present or attend ITAR papers

AIAA Restricted Papers – ITAR Regulations Session Admittance Policy (Revised 10/19/2012)

Several papers scheduled to be presented at this conference will be restricted papers governed by ITAR (U.S. International Tra�c in Arms Regulations). If you plan to attend any presentations restricted by ITAR, you must bring proof of citizenship PLUS the other veri�cation documents as shown below. Please note that only U.S. Citizens and U.S. Resident Aliens can be considered for attendance at these restricted presentations. Admittance to restricted sessions and access to restricted technical papers is implemented and controlled by ITAR .All restricted session attendees (including speakers and session chairs for these sessions) MUST abide by the procedures and submittal of veri�cation documents as noted below – NO EXCEPTIONS:

ATTENDEE CLASSIFICATION IDENTIFICATION & PROOF OF EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS

U.S. Government Employees

NOTE: CAC Cards are NOT proof of

citizenship.

1. Proof of U.S. Citizenship (for example, passport, birth certificate, voters registration card, naturalization papers), AND

2. Personal photographic identification: U.S. Government/Military Photo ID badge, such as CAC card

U.S. Citizens 1. Proof of U.S. Citizenship (for example, passport, birth certificate, voters registration card, naturalization papers), AND

2. Personal photographic identification (passport, driver’s license, etc.), AND

3. Certification credentials based on DD Form 2345 (see below for details)

Resident Aliens (U.S.) 1. Resident Alien Card, AND2. Personal photographic identification (passport,

driver’s license, etc.), AND3. Certification credentials based on DD Form 2345

(see below for details)

DD Form 2345 individual certi�cation credentials (required for U.S. & Resident Aliens) MUST be from one of the following:1. Copy of an approved and active DD2345 for the

individual, OR2. Copy of an approved and active DD2345 for the

individual’s employer PLUS evidence of current employment status with that employer (corporate ID, business card, etc.), OR

3. A listing of the individual’s employer in the most recent DoD quarterly Quali�ed U.S. Contractor Access List PLUS evidence of current employment status with that employer (corporate ID, business card, etc.).

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IntroTime Title Location

Sunday, 26 July 20151500-1700 hrs SRTC Awards and Communications Subcommittee Sand Lake

1500-1700 hrs SRTC Education and History Subcommittee Pocket Lake

1530-1630 hrs TAC P&E Rocket, Space & Advanced Propulsion Group Ruby Lake

1700-2000 hrs Propulsion and Energy Group Meeting Lake Eola

1900-2100 hrs LPTC Steering Committee Pocket Lake

Monday, 27 July 20150800-0900 hrs HSABPTC Steering Committee Ruby Lake

0900-1000 hrs ABPTCs Steering Committee Clear Lake

1000-1030 hrs ABPTCs New Member Orientation Ruby Lake

1030-1100 hrs GTETC Membership Upgrade Clear Lake

1100-1200 hrs ABPSI TC Meeting Ruby Lake

1100-1200 hrs GTE TC Meeting Pocket Lake

1100-1200 hrs HSABP TC Meeting Conway Lake

1100-1200 hrs 2016 P&E Forum Technical Program Committee Clear Lake

1200-1500 hrs Nuclear and Future Flight Propulsion TC Turkey Lake

1300-1400 hrs ABPTCs Conference Subcommittee Pocket Lake

1400-1500 hrs Aircraft Electric Propulsion Path Forward Ruby Lake

1400-1500 hrs ABPTCs Honors and Awards Subcommittee Pocket Lake

1500-1600 hrs TAC P&E Operations Group Pocket Lake

1500-1600 hrs ABPTCs Education Subcommittee Ruby Lake

1600-1700 hrs ABPTCs Communications Subcommittee Conway Lake

1700-1800 hrs PAW Committee Ruby Lake

1700-1800 hrs ABP Working Groups Pocket Lake

1700-1900 hrs GEPC Leadership & Conference Team Conway Lake

1900-2200 hrs Terrestrial Energy Systems TC Sand Lake

1900-2130 hrs Propellants and Combustion TC Lake George A

1900-2200 hrs Energetic Components and Systems TC Clear Lake

1900-2200 hrs Solid Rockets TC Lake George B

1900-2200 hrs ABPTCs Committee Meeting Lake Mizell B

Tuesday, 28 July 20151500-1600 hrs TAC P&E Products Group Pocket Lake

1700-1930 hrs Green Engineering PC Turkey Lake

1800-2200 hrs Moog Reception Ruby Lake

1800-2000 hrs Pressure Gain Combustion PC Clear Lake

1830-2100 hrs Electric Propulsion TC Pocket Lake

1900-2300 hrs Liquid Propulsion TC Orlando V

1900-2200 hrs Aerospace Power Systems TC Conway Lake

1900-2200 hrs Hybrid Rockets TC Lake Florence

Wednesday, 29 July 20151400-1500 hrs TAC P&E Energy Group Pocket Lake

Committee Meetings

All meetings held on the lobby level at the Hilton Orlando, unless otherwise specified.


IntroSessions at a Glance

Abbreviation Title Date Start Time Location

Advanced Engine Controls (AEC)86-AEC-1 Advanced Engine Controls & Intelligent Systems 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Concord B

Aircraft Electric Propulsion (AEP)59-AEP-1 Aircraft Electric/Hybrid Propulsion 28-Jul 0900 hrs Orange E

115-ABPSI-4/AEP-2 Emerging Propulsion System Technologies 29-Jul 0900 hrs Orange E

Advanced Propulsion Concepts (APC)60-APC-1 Advanced Space Transportation Concepts 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Highland A

87-APC-2 Advanced Propulsion Concepts 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Nona B

Advanced Propulsion Systems (APS)5-APS-1 The Next Step in Human Exploration - Orion & Space Launch Systems 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Eola

61-APS-2 Space Solar Power System Architectures and Concepts / Solar Electric Propulsion Power Management and Distribution

28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Highland B

116-APS-3 Power Generation for Planetary Missions 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Highland B

Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration (ABPSI)4-ABPSI-1 Inlets 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Sheen A

32-ABPSI-2 Integrated Propulsion 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Sheen A

58-ABPSI-3 Nozzles 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Sheen A

115-ABPSI-4/AEP-2 Emerging Propulsion System Technologies 29-Jul 0900 hrs Orange E

Electricity Delivery and Grid Reliability (ED)34-ED-1 Gulf Coast Energy Future 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Eola

89-ED-2/EE-4 Systems-Level Analysis for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy / Electrical Components

28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Down B

Energy-Focused Topic Areas

Advanced Engine Controls (AEC)

Electricity Delivery and Grid Reliability (ED)

Energy Conversion Device Technology (ECD)

Energy Efficiency (EE)

Fossil-Fuel Power (FFP)

Green Engineering/Green Energy (GE)

ITAR (ITAR)

Propulsion and Power Systems of Unmanned Systems (PP)

Thermal Management Technology (TM)

Propulsion-Focused Topic Areas

Advanced Engine Controls (AEC)

Advanced Propulsion Systems (APS)

Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration (ABPSI)

Electric Propulsion (EP)

Energetic Components and Systems (ECS)

Gas Turbine Engines (GTE)

Green Engineering/Green Energy (GE)

High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion (HSABP)

Hybrid Rockets (HR)

ITAR (ITAR)

Liquid Propulsion (LP)

Nuclear and Future Flight Propulsion (NFF)

Pressure Gain Combustion (PGC)

Propellants and Combustion (PC)

Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop Report Out (PAW)

Propulsion Education (EDU)

Solid Rocket (SR)

Space Transportation (ST)

System Concepts and Supporting Propulsion Technology (SC)

Vehicle Systems (VS)

Sessions at a Glance Overview


IntroSessions at a GlanceAbbreviation Title Date Start Time Location

Energetic Components and Systems (ECS)6-ECS-1 Energetic Components & System Analysis 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Nona B

63-ECS-2 Energetic Applications, Technology & Education 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Nona B

141-ECS-3 Energetic Components & Systems Educational Series 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Eola

Energy Conversion Device Technology (ECD)33-ECD-1 Stirling Engines and Systems 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Highland B

62-ECD-2 Stirling Components 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Lucerne

88-ECD-3 Dual Use Technology: Challenges and Opportunities 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Eola

140-ECD-4 Magnetohydrodynamic, Brayton, AMTEC, and Other Advanced Concepts

29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Nona B

Energy Efficiency (EE)7-EE-1 Solar and Wind Energy for Terrestrial Applications 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Down B

36-EE-2 Efficient Ventilation and Moisture Control 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Down B

64-EE-3 Fuel Cells, Energy Storage, and Combustion 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Down B

89-ED-2/EE-4 Systems-Level Analysis for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy / Electrical Components

28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Down B

118-EE-5 Renewable and Sustainable Energy in Florida 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Eola

Electric Propulsion (EP)8-EP-1 Flight Operations and Annular Ion Development 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Mizell A

9-EP-2 Technology Maturation and Innovative Concepts 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Mizell B

37-EP-3 SmallSat Systems and Thruster Diagnostics 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Mizell A

65-EP-5 Near-Term Higher Power Systems and Application 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Mizell A

66-EP-6 Resistojets and Arcjets 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Mizell B

90-EP-7 Hall Modeling and Cathodes 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Mizell A

142-EP-10 Pulsed and Micro Thrusters 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Mizell A

Fossil-Fuel Power (FFP)10-FFP-1 Fossil-Fuel Power Technologies I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Highland B

92-FFP-2 Fossil-Fuel Power Technologies II 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Down A

Gas Turbine Engines (GTE)11-GTE-1 Turbine I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Monroe

12-GTE-2 Compressors I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Florence

67-GTE-4 Turbine II 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Monroe

68-GTE-5 Compressors II 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Florence

93-GTE-6 Combustors 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake George B

94-GTE-7 Engine Design I 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Monroe

95-GTE-8 Engine Design II 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Florence

121-GTE-9 Turbine III 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Monroe

125-HSABP-5/GTE-10 High-Speed Pressurized Systems 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake George A

143-GTE-11/HSABP-6 Detonation Engines 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Florence

144-GTE-12 Turbine Durability 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Monroe

145-GTE-13 AIAA Undergraduate Engine Design Competition 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Highland B

Green Engineering/Green Energy (GE)120-GE-1 Green Engineering 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Florence



High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion (HSABP)14-HSABP-1 Advances in Hypersonic Air-Breathers 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake George A

41-HSABP-2 Computational Analysis of Supersonic Combustors 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake George A

70-HSABP-3 Design and Development of Innovative High-Speed Air Breathing System

28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake George A

124-HSABP-4 Experimental and Computational Research in Supersonic Injection Including Predictive Capability

29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Mizell B

125-HSABP-5/GTE-10

High-Speed Pressurized Systems 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake George A

156-SR-6/HSABP-8 Solid Propellant Ducted Rockets 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Mizell B

147-HSABP-7 High Fidelity Simulations of High-Speed Air Breathing System 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake George A

Hybrid Rockets (HR)13-HR-1 Internal Ballistics Analysis and Modeling I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Sheen B

39-HR-2 Combustion Dynamics and Mixing Efficiencies I 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Sheen B

40-HR-3 Internal Ballistics Analysis and Modeling II 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Florence

69-HR-4 Design Studies Including Cost and Feasibility Analysis I 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Sheen B

96-HR-5 Design and Development of Novel Hybrid Rocket Concepts 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Sheen B

97-HR-6 Development and Evaluation of Novel Oxidizer and Fuel Formulations 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Highland B

98-HR-7 Hybrid Rockets – Current Programs Objectives and Updates 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Sheen A

122-HR-8 Combustion Stability, Motor Performance, and Related Issues 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Sheen B

123-HR-9 Combustion Dynamics and Mixing Efficiencies II 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Sheen A

146-HR-10 Design Studies Including Cost and Feasibility Analysis II 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Sheen B

ITAR Restricted Sessions * see page 29 for more details71-ITAR-1 Air Breathing Propulsion Systems: Nozzles and Diffusers 28-Jul 0900 hrs Orlando VI

99-ITAR-2 Advanced Rocket and Space Technology: Propellants, Docking and Additive Manufacturing

28-Jul 1430 hrs Orlando VI

Liquid Propulsion (LP)15-LP-1 Green Propellant Infusion Mission (GPIM) and Green Propulsion 27-Jul 0900 hrs Orange E

16-LP-2 Combustion Chamber Heat Transfer 27-Jul 0900 hrs Orange F

17-LP-3 Injectors I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Lucerne

18-LP-4 Modelling and Simulation of Engines and Propulsion Systems I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Highland A

42-LP-5 Combustion Dynamics I 27-Jul 1500 hrs Orange E

43-LP-6 Injectors II 27-Jul 1500 hrs Orange F

44-LP-7 Modelling and Simulation of Engines and Propulsion Systems II 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Lucerne

45-LP-8 Propellant Storage & Management I 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Nona B

72-LP-10 Spacecraft Propulsion Systems I 28-Jul 0900 hrs Orange F

73-LP-11 Liquid Propulsion History: Lessons Learned from Canceled Programs 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Eola

100-LP-12 Green Propulsion 28-Jul 1430 hrs Orange E

101-LP-13 Liquid Rocket Engines 28-Jul 1430 hrs Orange F

102-LP-14 Materials & Manufacturing 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Lucerne

103-LP-15 Propellant Slosh 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Highland A

126-LP-16 Propellant Storage & Management II 29-Jul 0900 hrs Orange F

127-LP-17 Rocket Nozzles I 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Lucerne

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Liquid Propulsion (LP) (continued)128-LP-18 Spacecraft Propulsion Systems II 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Nona B

148-LP-19 Combustion Dynamics II 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Lucerne

149-LP-20 Propellant Feed Systems & Fluid Machinery 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Highland A

150-LP-21 Rocket Nozzles II 29-Jul 1500 hrs Orange E

151-LP-22/ PGC-1/ PC-12

Pressure Gain Combustion for Liquid Propulsion 29-Jul 1500 hrs Orange F

Nuclear and Future Flight Propulsion (NFF)19-NFF-1 Nuclear Thermal Propulsion: Technology Development and

Programmatics27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Nona A

46-NFF-2 Fusion and Alternative Nuclear Concepts 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Nona A

74-NFF-3 Nuclear Thermal Propulsion: Missions, Vehicles and Architectures 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Nona A

104-NFF-4 Future Flight Propulsion Systems 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Nona A

129-NFF-5 Conversations in Breakthrough Propulsion Physics: Gravity 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Nona A

Pressure Gain Combustion (PGC)151-LP-22/ PGC-1/ PC-12


Propellants and Combustion (PC)22-PC-1 Advanced and Novel Concepts 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Louise

23-PC-2 Combustion Modeling and Simulation I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Virginia

48-PC-3 Spray Injection and Combustion 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Louise

49-PC-4 Propellants and Fuels I 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Virginia

77-PC-5 Modeling of Combustion Dynamics, Instabilities and Noise I 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Louise

78-PC-6 Propellants and Fuels II 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Virginia

105-PC-7 Combustion Diagnostics and Experiments 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake George A

106-PC-8 Combustion Modeling and Simulation II 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Louise

107-PC-9 Deflagrations and Detonations 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Virginia

131-PC-10 Modeling of Combustion Dynamics, Instabilities and Noise II 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Louise

132-PC-11 Scramjets, Supersonic Combustion 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Virginia

151-LP-22/ PGC-1/ PC-12


152-PC-13 Propellants and Fuels III 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Louise

153-PC-14 Rocket Motor Studies 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Concord B

154-PC-15 Combustion Dynamics Experiments and Control 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Virginia

Propulsion Aerodynamics Workshop Report Out (PAW)21-PAW-1 Nozzle Section I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Concord B

47-PAW-2 Nozzle Section II 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Concord B

76-PAW-3 S-Duct Inlet Section 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Concord B

Propulsion Education (EDU)35-EDU-1 Propulsion Education I 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake George B

117-EDU-2 Propulsion Education II 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake George B

Propulsion and Power Systems of Unmanned Systems (PP)133-PP-1 Propulsion and Power Systems of Unmanned Systems 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Highland A



Solid Rocket (SR)24-SR-1 Solid Rocket Motor Combustion Flow Fields and Instability I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Concord A

50-SR-2 Solid Rocket Motor Historical and Current Developments 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Concord A

79-SR-3 Solid Rocket Motor Combustion Flow Fields and Instability II 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Concord A

108-SR-4 Solid Rocket Motor Propellant Characteristics Analysis 28-Jul 1430 hrs Lake Concord A

135-SR-5 Solid Rocket Motor Nozzles, Thrust Management, and Ignition 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Concord A

156-SR-6/HSABP-8 Solid Propellant Ducted Rockets 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Mizell B

157-SR-7 Solid Rocket Motor Propellant Modeling and Simulation 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Concord A

Space Transportation (ST)25-ST-1 Space Transportation I 27-Jul 0900 hrs Lake George B

80-ST-2 Space Transportation II 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake George B

System Concepts and Supporting Propulsion Technology (SC)134-SC-1 Engineering and Analysis for Propulsion System Design 29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Down B

155-SC-2 Seal Material Advancements and Advanced Seal Technology 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake George B

Thermal Management Technology (TM)51-TM-2 Heat Transfer and Transport Modeling and Analysis II 27-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Down A

81-TM-3 Thermal System Applications and Unique Environments I 28-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Down A

136-TM-4 Future Demands for Thermal Management: Opportunities and Challenges

29-Jul 0900 hrs Lake Down A

158-TM-5 Thermal System Applications and Unique Environment II 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Down A

Vehicle Systems (VS)159-VS-1 Advanced Vehicle System Concepts 29-Jul 1500 hrs Lake Down B


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eber

NASA

Kenn

edy

Dona

ld Sa

uvag

eau

Orbit

al AT

KTo

m Ma

rtin

Aeroj

et Ro

cketd

yne

36

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

156-

ECS-

1En

erge

tic Co

mpon

ents

& Sy

stem

Analy

sisLa

ke N

ona B

Chair

ed by

: K. G

ONTH

IER, L

ouisia

na S

tate U

nivers

ity an

d J. B

AGLIN

I, Ex

odyn

amics

Tech

nolog

y Inc

orpora

ted09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-370

4Co

rrelat

ion be

twee

n Ig

nition

Time

an

d The

rmal

Time C

onsta

nt in

1W

-1A

HBW

EED’

sL.

Yang

, Self

, La C

anad

a Flin

tridge

, CA

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

705

A He

urist

ic Mo

del f

or Es

timat

ing

Ignit

ion D

elays

for P

ressu

re

Cartr

idges

with

Loos

ely P

acke

d En

erge

tic M

ater

ials

H. Le

e, Ch

emrin

g Ene

rgetic

Dev

ices,

Down

ers G

rove,

IL

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

706

A De

taile

d Num

erica

l Cali

brat

ion

Of Sh

ock

Pres

sure

In Th

e Gap

Test

Confi

gura

tion

For C

hara

cteriz

ing

Non-

Idea

l Ene

rgeti

c Mat

erial

sB.

Kim,

J. Yo

h, Se

oul N

ation

al Un

iversi

ty,

Seou

l, Kore

a (the

Repu

blic o

f)

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

707

Shoc

k So

urce

Asse

ssmen

t of a

Se

para

tion

Nut

J. Ko

zmic,

H. L

ee, C

hemr

ing En

ergeti

c De

vices

, Dow

ners

Grov

e, IL

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

708

Analy

sis of

Diss

ipatio

n In

duce

d by

Succe

ssive

Plan

ar Sh

ock

Load

ing of

Gr

anula

r Exp

losive

K. Go

nthier

, P. R

ao, L

ouisia

na S

tate

Unive

rsity,

Bato

n Rou

ge, L

A

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

709

Analy

sis of

Line

ar Sh

aped

Char

ge

Ignit

ing R

apid

Defla

grat

ion Co

rd

using

Expli

cit D

ynam

ics M

ethod

R. Hs

iao, P

acific

Scie

ntific

EMC,

Hollis

ter,

CA

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

157-

EE-1

Solar

and W

ind En

ergy

for T

erre

strial

App

licat

ions

Lake

Dow

n B

Chair

ed by

: E. O

GEDE

NGBE

, ENE

RGHX

Cons

ulting

/Univ

ersity

of La

gos a

nd S

. AYA

D09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-371

0An

Intro

ducti

on to

the U

niver

sity

of K

waZu

lu-Na

tal’s

Solar

Ener

gy

Rese

arch

Amp

lified

Flux

Facil

ity

- SER

AFF

P. Pe

rumall

, M. B

rooks

, J. P

itot,

Unive

rsity

of Kw

aZulu

-Natal

, Durb

an, S

outh

Africa

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

711

Desig

n of

a CS

P-Ba

sed H

eat

Track

ing Sy

stem

for C

ombu

stion

of

Food

Was

te in

a Dow

ndra

ft Bi

o-dig

ester

A. Os

hilalu

, E. O

gede

ngbe

, Univ

ersity

of

Lago

s, Ak

oka-Y

aba,

Nigeri

a

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

712

Heat

-Pipe

PV-

T Sys

tem w

ith

Phas

e Cha

nge T

herm

al Sto

rage

to

Enha

nce t

he En

ergy

Effic

iency

N. G

hadd

ar, A.

Swe

idan,

K. Gh

ali,

Ameri

can U

nivers

ity of

Beir

ut, B

eirut,

Le

bano

n

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

713

Optim

izatio

n via

“De -

Turb

ulatin

g”

Spok

ed W

heels

of a

Solar

Car

K. Ve

ale, C

. Bem

ont,

C. La

wren

ce,

Unive

rsity

of Kw

aZulu

-Natal

, Durb

an,

South

Afric

a

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

714

An Ex

perim

enta

l Stu

dy of

the N

ear

Wake

of H

orizo

ntal

Axis

Wind

Tu

rbine

sM.

Mou

rad, S

. Aya

d, O.

Abd E

latif,

Benh

a Un

iversi

ty, Ca

iro, E

gypt

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

715

In-C

loud I

ce A

ccreti

on M

odeli

ng

on W

ind Tu

rbine

Blad

es U

sing a

n Ex

tende

d Mes

singe

r Mod

elL.

Sank

ar, M

. Ali,

Georg

ia Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Atlan

ta, G

A

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

158-

EP-1

Fligh

t Ope

ratio

ns an

d Ann

ular I

on D

evelo

pmen

tLa

ke M

izell A

Chair

ed by

: J. W

ILLIAM

S, Co

lorad

o Stat

e Univ

ersity

and N

. ART

HUR

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

716

Electr

ic Pr

opuls

ion El

ectro

nics

Activ

ities i

n Eu

rope

- 20

15M.

Goll

or, A.

Fran

ke, E

SA, N

oordw

ijk, T

he

Nethe

rland

s; W.

Dec

hent,

U. S

chwa

b, Ad

vanc

e Spa

ce Po

wer E

quipm

ent G

mbH,

Sa

lem, G

erman

y; G.

Glor

ieux,

Airbu

s, Ela

ncou

rt, Fr

ance

; M. B

oss,

Airbu

s, Im

mens

taad,

Germ

any;

et al.

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

717

In-Fl

ight O

pera

tion

of th

e Daw

n Io

n Pr

opuls

ion Sy

stem

Thro

ugh

Early

Or

bit O

pera

tions

at Ce

res

C. Ga

rner, M

. Ray

man,

Jet P

ropuls

ion

Labo

ratory

, Cali

fornia

Insti

tute o

f Te

chno

logy,

Pasa

dena

, CA

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

718

In-Fl

ight O

pera

tion

of th

e Ha

yabu

sa2

Ion

Engin

e Sys

tem in

th

e EDV

EGA

Phas

eK.

Nishiy

ama,

S. H

osod

a, R.

Tsukiz

aki, H

. Ku

ninak

a, Ja

pan A

erosp

ace E

xplor

ation

Ag

ency

(JAX

A), S

agam

ihara,

Japa

n

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

719

High

Thru

st-to

-Pow

er A

nnula

r En

gine T

echn

ology

M. Pa

tterso

n, R.

Thom

as, N

ASA G

lenn

Rese

arch C

enter

, Clev

eland

, OH;

M.

Crofto

n, J.

Youn

g, Th

e Aero

spac

e Co

rporat

ion, E

l Seg

undo

, CA;

J. Fo

ster,

Unive

rsity

of Mi

chiga

n, An

n Arbo

r, Ann

Arb

or, M

I

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

721

Char

acter

izatio

n Of

Disc

harg

e Un

iform

ity A

nd P

erfo

rman

ce Vi

a Sti

mulat

ed B

eam

Extra

ction

Of A

65

Cm A

nnula

r Ion

Engin

eJ.

Foste

r, N. A

rthur,

Univ

ersity

of M

ichiga

n, An

n Arbo

r, Ann

Arbo

r, MI;

M. Pa

tterso

n, NA

SA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter, C

levela

nd,

OH; J

. You

ng, M

. Crof

ton, T

he Ae

rospa

ce

Corpo

ration

, El S

egun

do, C

A

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

720

Low-

Powe

r Ope

ratio

n an

d Plas

ma

Char

acter

izatio

n of

a Qu

alific

ation

Mo

del S

PT-1

40 H

all Th

ruste

rC.

Garne

r, B. J

orns,

R. Ho

fer, J

et Pro

pulsio

n Lab

orator

y, Ca

liforni

a Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Pasa

dena

, CA;

R. Lia

ng,

J. De

lgado

, Spa

ce S

ystem

s/Lo

ral, P

alo

Alto,

CA

37

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

159-

EP-2

Tech

nolog

y Mat

urat

ion an

d Inn

ovat

ive Co

ncep

tsLa

ke M

izell B

Chair

ed by

: R. S

HAST

RY, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter a

nd C.

WOR

DING

HAM,

Princ

eton U

nivers

ity09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-372

2Do

wnstr

eam

Plasm

a Velo

city

Meas

urem

ent a

nd Sc

aling

Law

of

High

-Pow

er H

elico

n Do

uble

Gun

Thru

ster

N. M

uraka

mi, R

. Wing

lee, U

nivers

ity of

Wa

shing

ton, S

eattle

, Sea

ttle, W

A

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

723

Initia

l Thr

ust M

easu

reme

nts o

f Ma

rshall

’s Io

n-ioN

Thru

ster

N. S

chloe

der, T

. Sco

gin, T

. Liu,

M. W

alker,

Ge

orgia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Atl

anta,

GA

; K. P

olzin,

J. D

anka

nich,

NASA

Ma

rshall

Spa

ce Fl

ight C

enter

, Hun

tsville

, AL

; et a

l.

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

724

Statu

s of t

he D

evelo

pmen

t and

Me

asur

emen

t of a

Micr

owav

e Mi

cropla

sma S

ource

for

Micro

prop

ulsion

R. De

xtre,

Unive

rsity

of Ala

bama

, Hu

ntsvil

le, H

untsv

ille, A

L

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

725

High

-Den

sity E

lectro

n Cy

clotro

n Re

sona

nce E

lectri

c Pro

pulsi

onA.

Reisz

, Reis

z Eng

ineers

, Hun

tsville

, AL

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

726

Expe

rimen

tal M

easu

reme

nts o

f Mo

ment

um Tr

ansfe

r in

a Dire

ct Wa

ve-D

rive T

hrus

terM.

Feldm

an, E

. Cho

ueiri,

Princ

eton

Unive

rsity,

Princ

eton,

NJ

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

727

MHD

and T

herm

al Co

upled

Sim

ulatio

n of

an M

PD Th

ruste

rA.

Kawa

saki,

Toky

o Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Yoko

hama

, Jap

an; K

. Kub

ota,

Japa

n Aero

spac

e Exp

lorati

on Ag

ency

(JA

XA),

Chofu

, Jap

an; I

. Fun

aki, J

apan

Ae

rospa

ce Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A),

Saga

miha

ra, Ja

pan;

Y. Ok

uno,

Toky

o Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Yoko

hama

, Jap

an

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1510

-FFP-

1Fo

ssil-F

uel P

ower

Tech

nolog

ies I

Lake

High

land B

Chair

ed by

: B. K

HAND

ELWA

L, Th

e Univ

ersity

of S

heffie

ld09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-372

8Nu

meric

al Stu

dy on

the E

ffects

of

Fuel

Injec

tor C

one-

Angle

on

Soot

Nan

o-Pa

rticle

s, CO

, and

CO

2 Poll

ution

s in

a Com

busti

on

Cham

ber B

urnin

g Ker

osen

eM.

Darb

andi,

M. G

hafou

rizad

eh, S

harif

Unive

rsity

of Te

chno

logy,

Tehra

n, Ira

n (th

e Isla

mic R

epub

lic of)

; G. S

chne

ider,

Unive

rsity

of Wa

terloo

, Wate

rloo,

Cana

da

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

729

Influ

ence

Of P

rodu

ction

Pat

hway

s An

d Sou

rces O

f Diff

eren

t Fue

ls On

Co

mbus

tion

Insta

bilitie

s Of A

Gas

Tu

rbine

Engin

eS.

Roy,

B. Kh

ande

lwal,

C. Lo

rd, U

nivers

ity

of Sh

effield

, She

ffield,

Unit

ed Ki

ngdo

m

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

730

The U

se of

LNG

as A

viatio

n Fu

el:

Comb

ustio

n an

d Emi

ssion

M. Ya

hyao

ui, Ai

rbus,

Sures

nes,

Franc

e

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1511

-GTE

-1Tu

rbine

ILa

ke M

onro

eCh

aired

by: M

. RICK

LICK,

Embry

Ridd

le Ae

ronau

tical

Unive

rsity

and G

. PAN

IAGUA

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

731

Comp

utat

ional

studie

s on

End-

wall

Film

Cooli

ng fr

om a

Single

Row

of

Hole

s at D

iffer

ent S

tream

-wise

Lo

catio

ns in

a Ga

s Tur

bine C

asca

deK.

Param

masiv

am, D

. Rav

i, Ann

a Un

iversi

ty, Ch

enna

i, Ind

ia

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

732

Nume

rical

Simula

tions

of a

Recta

ngula

r Cha

nnel

with

Sy

mmetr

ic an

d Non

-symm

etric

Wedg

e-sh

aped

Turb

ulato

rsL.

Tran,

Z. Lit

tle, P

. Tran

, J. K

apat,

Un

iversi

ty of

Centr

al Flo

rida,

Orlan

do, F

L

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

733

Time R

esolv

ed St

ereo

-PIV

Me

asur

emen

ts of

the H

orse

shoe

Vo

rtex

Syste

m in

a Low

Asp

ect

Ratio

Pin-

Fin A

rray

C. An

derso

n, S.

Lync

h, Pe

nnsy

lvania

Stat

e Un

iversi

ty, S

tate C

olleg

e, PA

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

734

CFD

Benc

hmar

king o

f Hea

t Tra

nsfe

r Pre

dictio

ns in

Inter

nal

Chan

nel w

ith R

ib Tu

rbula

tors

Y. Me

hta, M

. Rick

lick, E

mbry-

Riddle

Ae

ronau

tical

Unive

rsity,

Day

tona B

each

, FL

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

735

Comb

inatio

n of

Ribs

and P

ins fo

r In

terna

l Coo

ling

M. O

tto, J

. Hod

ges,

Unive

rsity

of Ce

ntral

Florid

a, Or

lando

, FL;

M. Ri

cklick

, Emb

ry-Rid

dle Ae

ronau

tical

Unive

rsity,

Altam

onte

Sprin

gs, F

L; J.

Kapa

t, Un

iversi

ty of

Centr

al Flo

rida,

Orlan

do, F

L

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

736

CFD

Benc

hmar

king o

f Hea

t Tra

nsfe

r and

Pre

ssure

Dro

p Pr

edict

ions i

n a P

in Fin

Chan

nel

R. Fe

rnand

es, M

. Rick

lick, E

mbry-

Riddle

Ae

ronau

tical

Unive

rsity,

Day

tona B

each

, FL

38

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1512

-GTE

-2Co

mpre

ssors

ILa

ke Fl

oren

ceCh

aired

by: N

. KEY

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-373

7Nu

meric

al Stu

dy on

the A

pplic

ation

of

Circu

mfer

entia

l Gro

ove C

asing

Tre

atme

nt to

a He

avy D

uty G

as

Turb

ine Co

mpre

ssor a

t Mult

i-Op

erat

ional

Cond

itions

H. Ch

en, W

. Son

g, Tsi

nghu

a Univ

ersity

, Be

ijing,

China

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

738

Nume

rical

Inve

stiga

tion

of N

ear-

stall B

ehav

ior of

a Tra

nson

ic Co

mpre

ssor S

tage

und

er 8

0%

Nomi

nal S

peed

Cond

ition

R. Liu

, A. H

ou, S

. Li, X

. Son

g, Q.

Ni,

Beiha

ng U

nivers

ity, B

eijing

, Chin

a

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

739

Influ

ence

Of R

ain D

rople

ts On

The

Stage

Char

acter

istics

Of A

n Ax

ial

Multis

tage

Comp

resso

rV.

Tasd

elen,

Unive

rsity

of St

uttga

rt,

Stutt

gart,

Germ

any

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

740

Simula

tions

of th

e Effe

ct of

Veloc

ity

Ratio

s on

an Ef

fusio

n Co

oled

Comb

usto

r Wall

with

Ada

ptive

Mes

h Re

finem

ent C

FD an

d Con

jugat

e He

at Tr

ansfe

rG.

Kuma

r, S. D

renna

n, Co

nverg

ent

Scien

ce, I

nc.,

New

Brau

nfels,

TX

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

741

A Pa

rame

tric S

hape

Opt

imiza

tion

Strat

egy f

or Co

mpre

ssor V

ane

Desig

nZ.

Grey

, G. M

odgil

, Roll

s-Roy

ce G

roup p

lc,

Indian

apoli

s, IN

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1513

-HR-

1In

terna

l Ball

istics

Ana

lysis

and M

odeli

ng I

Lake

Shee

n B

Chair

ed by

: A. K

ARP,

Jet P

ropuls

ion La

borat

ory an

d S. W

HITM

ORE,

Utah

Stat

e Univ

ersity

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

742

Mode

ling o

f Sat

urat

ed an

d Su

perh

eated

N2O

Hea

t Tra

nsfe

r Ra

tes, w

ith Ex

perim

enta

l Ve

rifica

tion

P. Le

mieu

x, Ca

liforni

a Poly

techn

ic St

ate

Unive

rsity,

San

Luis

Obisp

o, CA

; D.

Pastr

one,

P. Sa

nche

z Arrib

as, T

echn

ical

Unive

rsity

of Tu

rin, T

urin,

Italy

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

743

On th

e Qua

drup

ole Vo

rtex

Motio

n in

a Righ

t-Cyli

ndric

al Hy

brid

Rock

et En

gine

T. Ma

rquard

t, J.

Majda

lani, O

. Cec

il, Au

burn

Unive

rsity,

Aubu

rn, AL

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

744

Effe

ct of

Out

flow

Boun

dary

Co

nditio

ns on

the S

tabil

ity of

Cy

lindr

ically

-Sha

ped H

ybrid

Ro

ckets

T. Ell

iott,

Unive

rsity

of Te

nnes

see,

Chatt

anoo

ga, C

hatta

noog

a, TN

; J.

Majda

lani, A

uburn

Univ

ersity

, Aub

urn, A

L

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

745

Engin

eerin

g Mod

el fo

r Hyb

rid

Rock

et Re

gres

sion

Rate

Ampli

ficat

ion by

Heli

cal F

uel P

orts

S. W

hitmo

re, S

. Walk

er, D

. Merk

ley, U

tah

State

Univ

ersity

, Log

an, U

T

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1514

-HSA

BP-1

Adva

nces

in H

yper

sonic

Air-

Brea

ther

sLa

ke G

eorg

e ACh

aired

by: J

. WHI

TE, N

ASA-L

angle

y Res

earch

Cente

r09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-374

6An

alysis

of H

yper

sonic

Noz

zles

with

New

ton

and P

reco

nditio

ned

Newt

on-G

MRES

Meth

ods

Y. Mu

sluba

s, S.

Eyi, M

iddle

East

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity,

Anka

ra, Tu

rkey

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

747

Mech

anism

and P

redic

tion

for

Occu

rrenc

e of S

hock

Train

Shar

p Fo

rwar

d Mov

emen

tK.

Xu, J

. Cha

ng, W

. Zho

u, D.

Yu, H

arbin

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Ha

rbin,

China

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

748

Inve

stiga

tion

of th

e Self

-Sta

rting

ab

ility o

f An

Inter

nal W

aveR

ider

Inlet

for R

amjet

F. Zu

o, G.

Hua

ng, Z

. Yu,

W. Ta

ng, N

anjin

g Un

iversi

ty of

Aeron

autic

s and

Astro

nauti

cs,

Nanji

ng, C

hina

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

749

A Me

thod

to Co

mput

e Flam

eout

Lim

its of

Scra

mjet-

Powe

red

Hype

rsonic

Vehic

lesC.

Mbag

wu, J

. Dris

coll,

Unive

rsity

of Mi

chiga

n, An

n Arbo

r, Ann

Arbo

r, MI

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

750

Simula

tions

of Et

hylen

e and

Hy

drog

en Co

mbus

tions

in Sc

ramj

et Co

mbus

tor

R. Ro

uzba

r, S. E

yi, M

iddle

East

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity,

Anka

ra, Tu

rkey

39

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1515

-LP-1

Gree

n Pr

opell

ant I

nfus

ion M

ission

(GPI

M) an

d Gre

en P

ropu

lsion

Oran

ge E

Chair

ed by

: T. P

OURP

OINT

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity an

d D. S

ARGE

NT, F

edera

l Avia

tion A

dmini

strati

on09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-375

1Gr

een

Prop

ellan

t Inf

usion

Miss

ion

Prog

ram

Over

view,

Stat

us, a

nd

Fligh

t Ope

ratio

nsC.

McLe

an, B

all Ae

rospa

ce &

Tech

nolog

ies

Corpo

ration

, Bou

lder, C

O

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

752

Adiab

atic

Comp

ressi

on Te

sting

of

AF-M

315E

P. Qu

ach,

ERC,

Inc.,

Edwa

rds AF

B, CA

; A.

Bran

d, Air

Force

Rese

arch L

abora

tory,

Edwa

rds AF

B, CA

; G. W

armoth

, ERC

, Inc

., Ed

wards

AFB,

CA

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

753

GPIM

AF-M

315E

Pro

pulsi

on Sy

stem

R. Sp

ores,

Aeroj

et Ro

cketd

yne,

Redm

ond,

WA

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

754

Plume

Char

acter

izatio

n of

a La

bora

tory

Mod

el 22

N G

PIM

Thru

ster v

ia Hi

gh-Fr

eque

ncy

Rama

n Sp

ectro

scopy

G. W

illiam

s, J.

Kojim

a, Oh

io Ae

rospa

ce

Institu

te, Cl

evela

nd, O

H; L.

Arrin

gton,

M.

Dean

s, D.

Fisch

er, B

. Ree

d, NA

SA G

lenn

Rese

arch C

enter

, Clev

eland

, OH;

et al

.

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

755

FTIR

Ana

lysis

of Tr

iethy

lamine

Bo

rane

and W

hite F

uming

Nitr

ic Ac

id Ga

seou

s Com

busti

on P

rodu

ctsA.

Muge

nda,

O. B

usari

, A. B

enhid

jeb-

Caray

on, T

. Pou

rpoint

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity,

West

Lafay

ette,

IN

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

756

Frac

ture

Mec

hanic

s Tes

ting o

f Tit

anium

6Al

-4V i

n AF

-M31

5EJ.

Samp

son,

J. Ma

rtinez

, NAS

A Ken

nedy

Sp

ace C

enter

, Cap

e Can

avera

l, FL

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1516

-LP-2

Comb

ustio

n Ch

ambe

r Hea

t Tra

nsfe

rOr

ange

FCh

aired

by: M

. PIZZ

AREL

LI, U

nivers

ity of

Rome

and M

. NAR

AGHI

, Man

hatta

n Coll

ege

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

757

Conv

ectiv

e and

Rad

iative

Co

ntrib

ution

s to W

all H

eat T

rans

fer

in Liq

uid R

ocke

t Eng

ine Th

rust

Cham

bers

B. B

etti, D

. Bian

chi, G

. Lec

cese

, D.

Lenti

ni, F.

Nas

uti, U

nivers

ity of

Rome

“La

Sapie

nza”

, Rom

e, Ita

ly

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

758

Nume

rical

Analy

sis of

Cham

ber

Wall H

eat F

luxes

in a

LOX/

CH4

Single

Injec

tor R

ocke

tA.

Frenc

h, P.

Natal

e, Ita

lian A

erosp

ace

Rese

arch C

enter

(CIRA

), Ca

pua,

Italy

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

759

Comp

ariso

n of

Hea

t Tra

nsfe

r Ch

arac

terist

ic of

Rec

tang

ular

and O

val C

oolin

g Cha

nnels

of

Rege

nera

tively

Coole

d Roc

ket

Engin

esR.

Cavil

lon, A

lstom

, Ville

urban

ne, F

rance

; M.

Nara

ghi, M

anha

ttan C

olleg

e, Riv

erdale

, NY

; G. C

hen,

Unive

rsity

of Ma

rylan

d, Co

llege

Park,

Colle

ge Pa

rk, M

D

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

760

Rege

nera

tive C

oolin

g Per

form

ance

An

alysis

of th

e LE-X

Engin

e Co

mbus

tion

Cham

ber

H. N

egish

i, Y. D

aimon

, N. N

egoro

, A.

Kuros

u, Ja

pan A

erosp

ace E

xplor

ation

Ag

ency

(JAX

A), T

suku

ba, J

apan

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

761

Exten

sion

of th

e Lam

inar F

lamele

t Mo

del t

o Acco

unt f

or W

all H

eat

Losse

s in

Rock

et En

gine C

ombu

stor

Simula

tions

A. Za

mbon

, A. H

osan

gadi,

W. C

alhoo

n, Co

mbus

tion R

esea

rch an

d Flow

Te

chno

logy,

Inc.,

Pipers

ville,

PA

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

762

Poten

tial B

enefi

ts of

Pre

ssure

Gain

Co

mbus

tion

in Liq

uid R

ocke

t Eng

ine

Pre-

Burn

ers

S. Co

ogan

, Sou

thwes

t Res

earch

Insti

tute,

San A

ntonio

, TX

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1517

-LP-3

Injec

tors

ILa

ke Lu

cern

eCh

aired

by: I

. LEY

VA an

d S. C

HIAN

ESE,

Spac

eX09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-376

3Im

pingin

g Fue

l Inje

ctor A

tomi

zatio

n an

d Com

busti

on M

odeli

ngK.

Brinc

kman

, G. F

eldma

n, A.

Hosa

ngad

i, Co

mbus

tion R

esea

rch an

d Flow

Te

chno

logy,

Inc.,

Pipers

ville,

PA

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

764

Dyna

mic C

hara

cteris

tics o

f Ope

n-ty

pe Sw

irl In

jecto

r with

Vary

ing

Geom

etry

Y. Ch

ung,

H. Ki

m, S

. Jeo

ng, Y

. Yoo

n, Se

oul N

ation

al Un

iversi

ty, S

eoul,

Korea

(th

e Rep

ublic

of)

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

765

A Co

ld-flo

w Ex

perim

enta

l Ob

serv

ation

of th

e Two

-stag

e Im

pingin

g Typ

e Inje

ctor f

or R

ocke

t Pr

opuls

ionB.

Hua

ng, T

. Yua

n, Y.

Chen

, Y. S

u, Na

tiona

l Che

ng Ku

ng U

nivers

ity, T

ainan

, Ta

iwan

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

766

Char

acter

izatio

n of

Injec

tor

Resp

onse

in a

Hype

rgoli

c Puls

e De

tona

tion

Rock

et En

gine

B. Ka

n, S.

Heis

ter, P

urdue

Univ

ersity

, Wes

t La

fayett

e, IN

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

767

Trans

ient R

espo

nse o

f a Li

quid

Injec

tor t

o a Tr

ansv

erse

Pre

ssure

Wa

veD.

Lim,

S. H

eister

, D. S

techm

ann,

B.

Kan,

B. Ju

stice

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity, W

est

Lafay

ette,

IN

40

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1518

-LP-4

Mode

lling a

nd Si

mulat

ion of

Engin

es an

d Pro

pulsi

on Sy

stems

ILa

ke H

ighlan

d ACh

aired

by: T

. GIEL

, Jac

obs T

echn

ology

and A

. LEK

EUX,

CNES

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

768

Cavit

ating

Vent

uri M

odel

Using

Sta

ndar

d Elem

ent a

nd O

ption

s in

Comm

ercia

lly A

vaila

ble Lu

mped

-Pa

rame

ter So

ftwar

eG.

Bec

k, So

uthwe

st Re

searc

h Ins

titute,

Sa

n Anto

nio, T

X

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

769

CFD

Mode

ling o

f the

Mult

ipurp

ose

Hydr

ogen

Test

Bed (

MHTB

) Se

lf-Pr

essu

rizat

ion an

d Spr

ay

Bar M

ixing

Expe

rimen

ts in

Norm

al Gr

avity

: Effe

ct of

the

Acco

mmod

ation

Coef

ficien

t on

the

Tank

Pre

ssure

O. Ka

rtuzo

va, M

. Kas

semi

, NAS

A Glen

n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

770

Appli

catio

n of

Mult

idisci

plina

ry

Analy

sis an

d Opt

imiza

tion

on A

R1

Using

Mod

elCen

ter®

M. Lo

ng, J

. Hort

on, A

erojet

Rock

etdyn

e, We

st Pa

lm B

each

, FL

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

771

Char

acter

izatio

n of

Cryo

genic

Liq

uid P

rope

llant

s flas

hing

phen

omen

a und

er va

cuum

co

nditio

nsM.

Luo,

B. Va

sque

s, O.

Haid

n, Te

chnic

al Un

iversi

ty of

Munic

h, Mu

nich,

Germ

any

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1519

-NFF

-1Nu

clear

Ther

mal P

ropu

lsion

: Tec

hnolo

gy D

evelo

pmen

t and

Pro

gram

matic

sLa

ke N

ona A

Chair

ed by

: J. W

ARRE

N, N

ASA H

eadq

uarte

rs an

d C. J

OYNE

R, Ae

rojet

Rock

etdyn

e09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-377

2Th

e NAS

A Ad

vanc

ed Ex

plora

tion

Syste

ms N

uclea

r The

rmal

Prop

ulsion

Pro

ject

M. H

outs,

D. M

itche

ll, T.

Kim, W

. Emr

ich,

R. Hic

kman

, H. G

errish

, NAS

A Mars

hall

Spac

e Flig

ht Ce

nter, H

untsv

ille, A

L; et

al.

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

773

Revie

w of

Nuc

lear T

herm

al Pr

opuls

ion G

roun

d Tes

t Opt

ions

D. Co

ote, K

. Pow

er, N

ASA S

tennis

Spa

ce

Cente

r, Sten

nis S

pace

Cente

r, MS;

H.

Gerris

h, G.

Dou

ghty,

NAS

A Mars

hall S

pace

Fli

ght C

enter

, Hun

tsville

, AL

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

774

Affo

rdab

le De

velop

ment

and

Demo

nstra

tion

of a

Small

NTR

En

gine a

nd St

age:

A Pr

elimi

nary

NA

SA, D

OE an

d Ind

ustry

As

sessm

ent

S. B

orows

ki, R.

Sefc

ik, N

ASA G

lenn

Rese

arch C

enter

, Clev

eland

, OH;

J. Fi

ttje,

Vanta

ge Pa

rtners

, LLC

, Broo

k Park

, OH;

A.

Quall

s, B.

Sch

nitzle

r, Oak

Ridg

e Nati

onal

Labo

ratory

, Oak

Ridg

e, TN

; A. W

eitzb

erg,

Self,

Wood

land H

ills, C

A; et

al.

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

775

Subs

cale

Valid

ation

of th

e Su

bsur

face

Acti

ve Fi

ltrat

ion of

Ex

haus

t (SA

FE) A

ppro

ach

to N

TP

Grou

nd Te

sting

W. M

arsha

ll, S.

Boro

wski,

NAS

A Glen

n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H; C.

Mart

in,

D. Ke

lly, N

ation

al Se

curity

Tech

nolog

ies,

LLC, L

as Ve

gas,

NV; M

. Bulm

an, A

erojet

Ro

cketd

yne,

Sacra

mento

, CA

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

776

Extru

sion

Deve

lopme

nt of

Gr

aphit

e-Ba

sed C

ompo

site F

uel f

or

Nucle

ar Th

erma

l Pro

pulsi

onM.

Tram

mell,

B. Jo

lly, A.

Qua

lls, O

ak Ri

dge

Natio

nal L

abora

tory,

Oak R

idge,

TN

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

777

Coat

ing D

evelo

pmen

t on

Grap

hite-

Base

d Com

posit

e Fue

l for

Nuc

lear

Ther

mal P

ropu

lsion

B. Jo

lly, M

. Tram

mell,

A. Qu

alls,

Oak R

idge

Natio

nal L

abora

tory,

Oak R

idge,

TN

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1520

-NW-

2 09

00 -

0930

hrs

Netw

orkin

g Cof

fee B

reak

Expo

sition

Hall

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1521

-PAW

-1No

zzle

Secti

on I

Lake

Conc

ord B

Chair

ed by

: C. C

HUCK

, Boe

ing Co

mmerc

ial Ai

rplan

es an

d A. D

ELOT

, ONE

RA09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-377

8Pe

rspec

tives

on P

ropu

lsion

CFD

for

Nozz

le Ap

plica

tions

Rele

vant

to

the A

IAA

Prop

ulsion

Aer

odyn

amics

Wo

rksh

opN.

Dom

el, Lo

ckhe

ed M

artin

Aeron

autic

s Co

mpan

y, Fo

rt Wo

rth, T

X

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

779

NSAW

ET R

esult

s of t

he D

ual

Sepa

rate

Flow

Refe

renc

e Noz

zle

from

AIAA

PAW0

2Z.

Li, H

. Che

n, Y.

Zhan

g, Tsi

nghu

a Un

iversi

ty, B

eijing

, Chin

a

1000

hrs

Oral

Prese

ntatio

nDs

fr No

zzle

Perfo

rman

ce

Pred

iction

s And

CFS B

oxer

mesh

Ev

aluat

ion U

sing R

olls-R

oyce

In-

Hous

e Hyd

ra CF

D To

olJ.

Sokh

ey, R

olls-R

oyce

Nort

h Ame

rica,

Indian

apoli

s, IN

; N. G

rech,

M. S

laby,

Rolls-

Royc

e plc,

Derb

y, Un

ited K

ingdo

m

1030

hrs

Oral

Prese

ntatio

nA

Comp

arat

ive St

udy o

n Ax

isymm

etric

Dual

Flow

Refe

renc

e No

zzle

N. V

ijaya

kuma

r, D. W

ilson,

Unive

rsity

of Te

xas a

t Arlin

gton,

Arling

ton, T

X

41

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1522

-PC-

1Ad

vanc

ed an

d Nov

el Co

ncep

tsLa

ke Lo

uise

Chair

ed by

: R. P

ITZ, V

ande

rbilt U

nivers

ity09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-378

0An

Inno

vativ

e Tur

bo Co

mpou

nd

Inter

nal E

ngine

Conc

ept f

or U

AV

and O

ther

App

licat

ions

J. Ta

ylor, J

. Meh

ta, J.

Charn

eski,

M.

Linds

trom,

K. La

unglu

ckna

valai

, Belc

an

Corpo

ration

, Cinc

innati

, OH

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

781

Radia

l Effe

cts on

Rot

ating

De

tona

tion

Engin

e Swi

rlC.

Norde

en, U

nivers

ity of

Conn

ectic

ut,

Storr

s, St

orrs,

CT; D

. Sch

wer, A

. Corr

igan,

Nava

l Res

earch

Labo

ratory

, Was

hingto

n, DC

; B. C

etege

n, Un

iversi

ty of

Conn

ectic

ut,

Storr

s, St

orrs,

CT

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

782

Towa

rds N

on-p

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chwe

r, K. K

ailas

anath

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al Re

searc

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borat

ory, W

ashin

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DC

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hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

783

Effe

cts O

f The

rmite

s On

Burn

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erfo

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f Fo

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tv In

frare

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, H. G

uan,

J. Li,

Nan

jing U

nivers

ity of

Sc

ience

and T

echn

ology

, Nan

jing,

China

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1523

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mulat

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Lake

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inia

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ed by

: M. A

NAND

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rp an

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A-201

5-378

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r Tor

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aik, M

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m, In

diana

Un

iversi

ty-Pu

rdue U

nivers

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diana

polis,

Ind

ianap

olis,

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0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

785

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metri

c Des

ign of

Injec

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for

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usto

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velan

d, OH

; H. M

ongia

, Purd

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Unive

rsity,

Wes

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yette

, IN;

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e, Wo

odwa

rd FS

T, Inc

., Ze

eland

, MI

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

786

Para

metri

c Stu

dy of

Effe

ct of

Ge

ometr

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nfigu

ratio

ns of

Mi

crojet

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an A

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metri

c Dum

p Co

mbus

tor F

lowM.

Vella

kal, A

. Tah

a, Un

iversi

ty of

Illino

is,

Urba

na-Ch

ampa

ign, U

rbana

, IL

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

787

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stiga

tion

Of Th

e Effe

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Co/

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nfigu

ratio

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H. B

olat,

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nkara

, Turk

ey;

S. U

slu, T

OBB

Unive

rsity

of Ec

onom

ics an

d Te

chno

logy,

Anka

ra, Tu

rkey

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1524

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lid R

ocke

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mbus

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Flow

Fields

and I

nsta

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ncor

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aired

by: J

. MAJ

DALA

NI, A

uburn

Univ

ersity

and J

. HOR

NICK

, Aero

jet Ro

cketd

yne

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

788

On St

eady

Trka

lian

High

Spee

d Flo

ws: S

wirli

ng Co

mpre

ssible

Mo

tions

in R

ocke

ts wi

th H

eadw

all

Injec

tion

O. Ce

cil, J.

Majd

alani,

J. B

atters

on, A

uburn

Un

iversi

ty, Au

burn,

AL

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

789

Trans

verse

Vorti

co-A

cous

tic W

aves

in

the P

rese

nce o

f Stro

ng M

ean

Flow

Shea

r Lay

ers

P. Ko

vacic

, J. B

atters

on, J

. Majd

alani,

Au

burn

Unive

rsity,

Aubu

rn, AL

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

790

Study

On

The E

ffects

Of G

as

Temp

erat

ure O

n Co

ld Flo

w Te

st Of

No

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ingB.

Sun

, J. L

i, W. S

u, N.

Wan

g, Be

ijing

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Be

ijing,

China

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1525

-ST-1

Spac

e Tra

nspo

rtatio

n I

Lake

Geo

rge B

Chair

ed by

: M. S

IR, Ae

rospa

ce Co

rp (C

OMP)

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

791

Rho-

Isp R

evisi

ted an

d Bas

ic Sta

ge

Mass

Estim

ating

for L

aunc

h Ve

hicle

Conc

eptu

al Siz

ing St

udies

T. Kib

bey,

Jaco

bs, H

untsv

ille, A

L

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

792

Orion

EFT-1

Pro

pulsi

on Te

st Re

sults

S. N

orris,

Lock

heed

Mart

in Co

rporat

ion,

Denv

er, CO

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

793

Airb

us D

efen

ce &

Spac

e Spa

cecra

ft Pa

ssiva

tion

Initia

tive

P. Fe

rnand

o, R.

Baldw

in, D

. Brio

t, Air

bus,

Stev

enag

e, Un

ited K

ingdo

m

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

794

Explo

ring N

ASA

Huma

n Sp

acefl

ight

and P

ionee

ring S

cena

rios

E. Za

pata,

NAS

A Ken

nedy

Spa

ce Ce

nter,

Cape

Cana

veral

, FL

42

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1526

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sfer a

nd Tr

ansp

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odeli

ng an

d Ana

lysis

ILa

ke D

own

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aired

by: C

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dvan

ced C

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g Tec

hnolo

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nd M

. CHO

I, NA

SA-Go

ddard

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ce Fl

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enter

0900

hrs

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015-3

795

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ation

Of T

he Th

ermo

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arac

terist

ics Fo

r Lam

inated

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reen

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e Reg

ener

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mpac

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er H

eat

Trans

fer A

reas

F. Se

nda,

Nucle

ar En

ergy C

orpora

tion

of So

uth Af

rica,

Brits

, Sou

th Afr

ica; R

. Do

bson

, Univ

ersity

of S

tellen

bosch

, St

ellen

bosch

, Sou

th Afr

ica

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

796

CFD

Analy

sis an

d Full

Scale

Wind

Tu

nnel

and F

light

Testi

ng of

a Co

mplex

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iliary

Pow

er U

nit

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stem

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rnanz

, Airb

us, G

etafe,

Spa

in; B

. Bo

uldin,

Hon

eywe

ll Inte

rnatio

nal, I

nc.,

Phoe

nix, A

Z; M.

Gall

ego,

Airbu

s, Ge

tafe,

Spain

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

797

Diffu

sion

Effe

ct on

Hyp

erso

nic Fl

ow

Using

Fick

’s La

wH.

Gur,

S. E

yi, M

iddle

East

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity,

Anka

ra, Tu

rkey

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

798

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n of

the V

entila

tion

Syste

m in

an U

nder

grou

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fect

of Je

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s Con

figur

ation

sE.

Khali

l, S. G

omaa

, Cair

o Univ

ersity

, Giz

a, Eg

ypt

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

799

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eat T

rans

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n AL

2O3-

air N

anoa

eros

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Trive

di, C.

Joha

nsen

, Univ

ersity

of

Calga

ry, Ca

lgary,

Cana

da

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1527

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-1

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ropu

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apOr

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P/HE

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area

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ocus

of th

is pa

nel w

ill be

on th

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volut

ionary

path,

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all ai

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co

ncep

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mmerc

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all-e

lectric

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gas-e

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conc

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In th

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, con

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rece

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will b

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lighte

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helpi

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conn

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twee

n diffe

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ation

al an

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forum

s.

Mode

rator:

Rube

n Del

Rosa

rio, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

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nter

Pa

nelist

s:

Andr

ew G

ibson

ESAe

roCh

arles

Lent

sUn

ited T

echn

ologie

s Res

earch

Cente

rFr

ank

Anto

nSie

mens

Mich

ael A

rmstr

ong

Rolls-

Royc

e Corp

oratio

nMa

rty B

radle

yTh

e Boe

ing Co

mpan

yJo

hann

es St

uhlbe

rger

Airbu

s

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1528

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-1

1200

- 12

30 h

rsU.

S. Ai

r For

ce P

rize A

nnou

ncem

ent

Orlan

do IV

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ir Forc

e has

just

anno

unce

d a $

2 mi

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echn

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prize

desig

ned t

o moti

vate

indep

ende

nt de

velop

ment

of a s

mall,

lightw

eight,

fuel-

efficie

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The t

urbine

powe

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be hi

ghly

efficie

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of po

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ve a

high p

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battle

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). Th

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pecifi

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orman

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ill rec

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ull de

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ase j

oin us

to le

arn sp

ecific

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Air F

orce T

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Prize

, wha

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, how

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ly 20

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loca

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.

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Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1530

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RY-2

13

30 -

1500

hrs

Glob

al Co

oper

ation

& Ec

onom

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velop

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The c

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natio

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nviro

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intro

duce

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ifican

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lleng

es to

glob

al co

opera

tion,

partic

ularly

in th

e prop

ulsion

comm

unity

. This

pane

l will

exam

ine th

e imp

licatio

ns of

the c

hang

ing ge

opoli

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lands

cape

and t

he im

porta

nce o

f inter

natio

nal c

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in ou

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. How

do pa

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coop

erate

witho

ut be

comi

ng ov

erly d

epen

dent

on an

y one

play

er?

Mode

rator:

Jim

Mase

r, Vice

Pres

ident,

Stra

tegy,

Marke

ting a

nd B

usine

ss De

velop

ment,

Pratt

& W

hitne

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Pane

lists:

Jean

-Pau

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Presid

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nd CE

O, CF

M Int

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Rich

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Ric”

Par

ker

Direc

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arch a

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chno

logy,

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Royc

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Vales

Head

of Fu

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mes,

Airbu

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unch

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acs

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Was

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n Ope

ration

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ited L

aunc

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iance

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)

Bern

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imme

rman

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reside

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oup S

trateg

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Whit

ney

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1531

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30 -

1500

hrs

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Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1532

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Pro

pulsi

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een

ACh

aired

by: T

. BER

ENS,

AIRB

US D

efenc

e and

Spa

ce an

d H. C

HEN,

Tsing

hua U

nivers

ity15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-380

0CF

D-ba

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nalys

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Bou

ndar

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ting P

ropu

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S. O

chs,

G. Ti

llman

, J. J

oo, D

. Voy

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1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

801

Perfo

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nalys

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stribu

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ropu

lsion

Syste

m wi

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Valen

cia, N

ation

al Te

chnic

al Un

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Quito

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ador;

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u, L.

Pana

giotis

, R.

Singh

, D. N

alian

da, C

ranfie

ld Un

iversi

ty,

Cranfi

eld, U

nited

King

dom

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

802

Desig

n Po

int A

nalys

is of

an H

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r Ad

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AIAA-2

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Unive

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zol, M

iddle

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Unive

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An

kara,

Turke

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hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

804

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let Sw

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gura

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D. Fr

ohna

pfel, W

. O’B

rien,

Virgin

ia Po

lytec

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Institu

te an

d Stat

e Univ

ersity

, Bla

cksb

urg, V

A

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

805

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fo

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brid

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nfigu

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Kim,

SAIC

, Broo

kpark

, OH;

M. L

iou,

M. Li

ou, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter,

Cleve

land,

OH

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1533

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High

land B

Chair

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: D. H

ILL an

d S. W

ILSON

, NAS

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vanc

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C)

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urat

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g, S.

Wilso

n, NA

SA G

lenn R

esea

rch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH;

J. Co

llins,

K. W

ilson,

Sunp

ower,

Inc.,

Athe

ns, O

H

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

807

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nced

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nver

tor D

ual

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r Con

trolle

r Tes

ting a

t NA

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Dug

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. Tay

lor, M

. Bell

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tage

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ers, L

LC, C

levela

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H; M

. Frae

man,

D. Fr

ankfo

rd, Jo

hns H

opkin

s Univ

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Ap

plied

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ics La

borat

ory, L

aurel

, MD

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

808

Char

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izatio

n of

the A

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Lewa

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, NAS

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n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

809

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lar St

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Rad

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Ge

nera

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P. Sc

hmitz

, Pow

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Ridg

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, OH;

L. M

ason

, NAS

A Gle

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searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H;

J. Sc

hreibe

r, Ohio

Aeros

pace

Insti

tute,

Broo

kpark

, OH

44

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1534

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00 -

1730

hrs

Gulf

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the p

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memb

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ill tal

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ut the

futur

e of G

ulf Co

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nergy

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emph

asis

on ch

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portu

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mber

will a

lso m

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pres

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high

light

his/h

er sco

pe of

invo

lveme

nt in

Gulf C

oast

energ

y and

view

of

the G

ulf Co

ast E

nergy

futur

e. Th

e pan

el co

nsist

s of le

aders

from

the G

ulf Co

ast e

nergy

secto

rs.

Mode

rator:

Dav

e Rob

au, E

xecu

tive D

irecto

r, Gulf

Coas

t Ene

rgy N

etwork

.

Pane

lists:

Kelle

y Smi

th-B

urk

Direc

tor, F

lorida

Offic

e of E

nergy

, Exe

cutiv

e Offic

e of t

he G

overn

orEr

van

Hanc

ock

Mana

ger, R

enew

able

and G

reen S

trateg

ies, G

eorgi

a Pow

erDu

b Tay

lorDir

ector

, Tex

as En

ergy C

onse

rvatio

n Offic

e

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1535

-EDU-

1Pr

opuls

ion Ed

ucat

ion I

Lake

Geo

rge B

Chair

ed by

: R. T

YSON

, Univ

ersity

of Al

abam

a in H

untsv

ille an

d M. H

ITT, T

he U

nivers

ity of

Alab

ama i

n Hun

tsville

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

810

Expe

rimen

ts wi

th P

intle

Injec

tor

Desig

n an

d Dev

elopm

ent

R. Na

rdi, V

. Pere

z, A.

Pimen

ta,

Tech

nolog

ical In

stitut

e of A

erona

utics

(ITA)

, São

José

dos C

ampo

s, Br

azil

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

811

Inter

nal B

allist

ics M

odel

for a

Mi

xed H

ybrid

Roc

ket M

otor

M. M

asca

ro, D

. Jon

es, D

. Line

berry

, R.

Frede

rick,

Unive

rsity

of Ala

bama

, Hu

ntsvil

le, H

untsv

ille, A

L; M.

Mos

er, K.

Ma

haffy

, Exq

uadru

m, In

c., Ad

elanto

, CA

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

812

Swee

ping J

et Ac

tuat

ors f

or A

ctive

Flo

w Co

ntro

lM.

Zamo

ra, B

. Paff

ord, U

.S. M

ilitary

Ac

adem

y, We

st Po

int, N

Y

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

813

Deve

lopme

nt of

a Tu

rbine

Engin

e an

d Com

pres

sor T

est R

igs fo

r Gr

adua

te Le

vel E

duca

tion

and

Rese

arch

S. Ar

nold,

P. An

uson

ti-Inth

ra, J.

Cox,

J. Ha

rtman

, Univ

ersity

of Te

nnes

see S

pace

Ins

titute,

Tulla

homa

, TN

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

814

Sky-

Infra

Pro

ject i

n Mo

ngoli

a and

Ae

ro-S

pace

Engin

eerin

g Edu

catio

n Pr

oject

Y. Ob

ikane

, Nag

aoka

Univ

ersity

of

Tech

nolog

y, Na

gaok

a, Ja

pan;

B. Ch

oijil,

Mong

olia U

nivers

ity of

Scie

nce a

nd

Tech

nolog

y, Ula

anba

atar, M

ongo

lia

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

815

Desig

n of

an R

F Ion

Thru

ster

J. Bo

tha, T

. Jon

es, J

. de S

wardt

, Univ

ersity

of

Stell

enbo

sch, S

tellen

bosch

, Sou

th Afr

ica

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1536

-EE-2

Effic

ient V

entila

tion

and M

oistu

re Co

ntro

lLa

ke D

own

BCh

aired

by: N

. GHA

DDAR

, Ame

rican

Univ

ersity

of B

eirut

and E

. KHA

LIL, C

airo U

nivers

ity15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-381

6Op

timize

d Ope

ratio

n of

Di

splac

emen

t Ven

tilatio

n Co

mbine

d wi

th a

Nove

l Eva

pora

tive C

ooled

Ce

iling f

or a

Typic

al Of

fice i

n th

e Cit

y of B

eirut

K. Gh

ali, M

. Itan

i, N. G

hadd

ar, Am

erica

n Un

iversi

ty of

Beiru

t, Be

irut,

Leba

non

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

817

Moist

ure B

uffe

ring C

apac

ity of

Hy

gros

copic

Curta

ins: T

heor

etica

l an

d Exp

erim

enta

l Stu

dyK.

Ghali

, S. S

allou

m, N

. Gha

ddar,

Am

erica

n Univ

ersity

of B

eirut,

Beir

ut,

Leba

non

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

818

The E

nerg

y Per

form

ance

Of A

Bu

ilding

Air

Cond

itionin

g Sys

tem

Integ

rated

With

A B

asem

ent

Cooli

ng So

urce

Driv

en B

y Tro

mbe

Wall

N. G

hadd

ar, K.

Gha

li, M.

Bad

awiye

h, Am

erica

n Univ

ersity

of B

eirut,

Beir

ut,

Leba

non

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

819

On Th

e Com

puta

tions

of A

ir Flo

w Re

gimes

and T

herm

al Pa

ttern

s in

an A

ir-Co

nditio

ned O

pen

Spor

t Fa

cility

M. S

obhi,

E. Kh

alil, C

airo U

nivers

ity,

Giza,

Egyp

t

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

820

Nume

rical

Inve

stiga

tions

of In

door

Ai

r Qua

lity in

Infe

ction

Isola

tion

Room

sA.

Eldeg

wy, E

. Kha

lil, E.

Bial

ly, S

. Mou

rad,

Cairo

Univ

ersity

, Giza

, Egy

pt

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

821

Ther

mal C

omfo

rt Th

roug

h Mi

xing

and P

erso

naliz

ed Ve

ntila

tion

Syste

msH.

Elma

ghrab

y, E.

Khali

l, Cair

o Univ

ersity

, Giz

a, Eg

ypt

45

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1537

-EP-3

Small

Sat S

ystem

s and

Thru

ster D

iagno

stics

Lake

Mize

ll ACh

aired

by: E

. CAR

DIFF,

NAS

A and

M. G

LASC

OCK

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

822

Deve

lopme

nt of

a Co

mpac

t Hall

Th

ruste

r in

the 5

0-15

0 Wa

tt Ra

nge

M. Ta

jmar,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Dr

esde

n, Dr

esde

n, Ge

rman

y

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

823

Iodin

e Hall

Thru

ster F

eed S

ystem

De

sign,

Dev

elopm

ent a

nd Te

sting

J. Da

nkan

ich, K

. Polz

in, N

ASA M

arsha

ll Sp

ace F

light

Cente

r, Hun

tsville

, AL

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

824

Comp

utat

ional

Study

of M

ass-

Less

Thru

ster f

or N

ano-

Satel

lite

Appli

catio

nsG.

Font,

U.S

. Air F

orce A

cade

my, C

olorad

o Sp

rings

, CO

163

0 hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

825

Char

acter

izatio

n of

Vacu

um

Facil

ity B

ackg

roun

d Gas

Thro

ugh

Simula

tion

and C

onsid

erat

ions f

or

Electr

ic Pr

opuls

ion G

roun

d Tes

ting

J. Yim

, NAS

A Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Cle

velan

d, OH

; J. B

urt, A

ir Forc

e Res

earch

La

borat

ory, W

right-

Patte

rson A

FB, O

H

170

0 hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

826

Study

of th

e Disc

harg

e Cha

mber

Ma

gneti

c Fiel

d Con

figur

ation

Ef

fects

on th

e Elec

tron

Cyclo

tron

Reso

nanc

e (EC

R) M

icrow

ave I

on

Thru

ster

Y. Ka

mis,

M. Ce

lik, B

ogaz

ici Un

iversi

ty,

Istan

bul, T

urkey

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1539

-HR-

2Co

mbus

tion

Dyna

mics

and M

ixing

Effic

iencie

s ILa

ke Sh

een

BCh

aired

by: S

. CLA

FLIN

, Aero

jet Ro

cketd

yne a

nd D

. PAS

TRON

E, Po

litecn

ico di

Torin

o15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-382

7Vis

ualiz

ation

of Fl

ow D

ynam

ics in

th

e Pos

t Cha

mber

of H

ybrid

Roc

ket

using

Chem

iluim

inesce

nce I

mage

sG.

Choi,

Y. M

oon,

C. Le

e, Ko

nkuk

Un

iversi

ty, S

eoul,

Korea

(the

Repu

blic o

f)

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

828

Fuel-

rich

Comb

ustio

n Ch

arac

terist

ics

of H

ybrid

Roc

ket E

ngine

D. Le

e, C.

Lee,

Konk

uk U

nivers

ity, S

eoul,

Ko

rea (t

he Re

publi

c of)

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

829

Para

metri

c Visu

aliza

tion

Study

of

Self-

Pres

suriz

ing P

rope

llant

Tank

Dy

nami

csJ.

Zimme

rman

, B. C

antw

ell, S

tanfor

d Un

iversi

ty, S

tanfor

d, CA

; G. Z

illiac

, NAS

A Am

es Re

searc

h Cen

ter, M

offett

Field

, CA

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

830

A Vis

ual S

tudy

of th

e Com

busti

on of

Hi

gh-R

egre

ssion

Rat

e and

Clas

sical

Hybr

id Ro

cket

Fuels

E. Je

ns, V

. Mille

r, F. M

eche

ntel, B

. Ca

ntwell

, S. H

ubba

rd, S

tanfor

d Univ

ersity

, St

anfor

d, CA

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

831

Expe

rimen

tal T

ests

of Th

rottl

eable

H 2O 2/P

E Hyb

rid R

ocke

t Mot

ors

S. Zh

ao, P

. Wan

g, H.

Tian

, N. Y

u, G.

Cai,

Beiha

ng U

nivers

ity, B

eijing

, Chin

a; P.

Zeng

, Beij

ing In

stitut

e of E

lectro

nic S

ystem

En

ginee

ring,

Beijin

g, Ch

ina

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1540

-HR-

3In

terna

l Ball

istics

Ana

lysis

and M

odeli

ng II

Lake

Flor

ence

Chair

ed by

: B. M

ADHA

NABH

ARAT

AM, A

erosp

ace C

onsu

ltant

and B

. EVA

NS, S

tanfor

d Univ

ersity

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

832

Fligh

t Per

form

ance

Simu

lation

s of

Verti

cal L

aunc

hed S

ound

ing R

ocke

ts Us

ing A

lterin

g-In

tensit

y Swi

rling

-Ox

idize

r-Flow

-Type

Hyb

rid M

otor

sK.

Ozaw

a, K.

Kitag

awa,

T. Sh

imad

a, Ins

titute

of Sp

ace a

nd As

trona

utica

l Sc

iense

, Jap

an Ae

rospa

ce Ex

plorat

ion

Agen

cy, S

agam

ihara,

Japa

n

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

833

Scali

ng of

Hyb

rid R

ocke

t Mot

ors

with

Swirl

ing O

xidize

r Inje

ction

E. Pa

ccagn

ella,

Unive

rsity

of Pa

dua,

Padu

a, Ita

ly; A.

Karab

eyog

lu, S

pace

Pro

pulsio

n Grou

p, Inc

., Pa

lo Alt

o, CA

; F.

Barat

o, D.

Pava

rin, U

nivers

ity of

Padu

a, Pa

dua,

Italy

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

834

Hybr

id Ro

cket

Engin

e Tra

nsien

t In

terna

l Ball

istic

Simula

tion

D. G

reatrix

, Rye

rson U

nivers

ity, T

oronto

, Ca

nada

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

835

Nume

rical

Analy

sis of

Por

t Di

amete

r Effe

ct on

Hyb

rid R

ocke

t Fu

el Re

gres

sion

Rate

with

Axia

l In

jectio

nD.

Bian

chi, F

. Nas

uti, U

nivers

ity of

Rome

“L

a Sap

ienza

”, Ro

me, I

taly;

C. Ca

rmicin

o, Un

iversi

ty of

Naple

s “Fe

deric

o II”,

Nap

les,

Italy

46

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1541

-HSA

BP-2

Comp

utat

ional

Analy

sis of

Supe

rsonic

Comb

usto

rsLa

ke G

eorg

e ACh

aired

by: D

. MAC

INNI

S, Ra

ytheo

n Miss

ile S

ystem

s and

T. S

MITH

, Boe

ing En

ginee

ring O

perat

ions &

Tech

nolog

y15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-383

64D

Dat

a Assi

milat

ion fo

r Lar

ge

Eddy

Simu

lation

of H

igh Sp

eed

Turb

ulent

Comb

ustio

nH.

Mirg

olbab

aei, C

. Patt

on, T

. Wign

all, J

. Ed

wards

, T. E

chek

ki, N

orth C

arolin

a Stat

e Un

iversi

ty, Ra

leigh

, NC

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

837

Simula

tion

of K

eros

ene C

ombu

stion

Su

staini

ng w

ith Ca

vities

in a

Strut

-Ba

sed R

BCC E

ngine

J. Ye

, H. P

an, F

. Qin,

X. W

ei, X

. Tan

g, S.

Zhan

g, No

rthwe

stern

Polyt

echn

ical

Unive

rsity,

Xi’a

n, Ch

ina

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

838

Unde

rstan

ding S

cramj

et Co

mbus

tion

Using

LES o

f the

Hy

Shot

II Co

mbus

tor:

Stable

Co

mbus

tion

and I

ncipi

ent T

herm

al Ch

oking

K. No

rdin-B

ates,

C. Fu

reby,

Swed

ish

Defen

se Re

searc

h Age

ncy (

FOI),

St

ockh

olm, S

wede

n

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

839

A Co

upled

Aer

odyn

amic

and

Prop

ulsive

Per

form

ance

Ana

lysis

of

the G

ener

ic Hy

perso

nic Ve

hicle

F. Fe

rguso

n, N.

Das

que,

H. M

rema,

J. Kiz

ito, N

orth C

arolin

a A&T

Stat

e Un

iversi

ty, G

reens

boro,

NC;

F. Ma

lo-Mo

lina,

Air Fo

rce Re

searc

h Lab

orator

y, W

right-

Patte

rson A

FB, O

H

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

251

An In

vesti

gatio

n of

Bou

ndar

y-La

yer S

epar

ation

in th

e Scra

mjet

Comb

usto

rN.

Kubo

, Toh

oku U

nivers

ity, S

enda

i, Jap

an;

S. To

miok

a, Ja

pan A

erosp

ace E

xplor

ation

Ag

ency

(JAX

A), K

akud

a, Ja

pan

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1542

-LP-5

Comb

ustio

n Dy

nami

cs I

Oran

ge E

Chair

ed by

: D. L

INEB

ERRY

, UAH

Prop

usion

Rese

arch C

enter

and S

. SCH

UMAK

ER, A

ir Forc

e Res

each

Labo

ratory

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

840

Resp

onse

Func

tion

Mode

ling i

n th

e Stu

dy of

Long

itudin

al Co

mbus

tion

Insta

bility

by a

Quas

i-1D

Euler

ian

Solve

rM.

Frez

zotti,

F. N

asuti

, Univ

ersity

of Ro

me

“La S

apien

za”,

Rome

, Ital

y; C.

Huan

g, C.

Merkl

e, W.

Ande

rson,

Purdu

e Univ

ersity

, We

st La

fayett

e, IN

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

841

Deter

mina

tion

of H

eat R

eleas

e Re

spon

se Fu

nctio

n fro

m 2D

Hyb

rid

RANS

-LES D

ata f

or th

e CVR

C Co

mbus

tor

M. Fr

ezzo

tti, F.

Nas

uti, U

nivers

ity of

Rome

“L

a Sap

ienza

”, Ro

me, I

taly;

C. Hu

ang,

C. Me

rkle,

W. An

derso

n, Pu

rdue U

nivers

ity,

West

Lafay

ette,

IN

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

842

Comp

ariso

n of

Lami

nar a

nd

Linea

r Edd

y Mod

el Clo

sure

s for

Co

mbus

tion

Insta

bility

Simu

lation

sM.

Harv

azins

ki, D

. Tall

ey, V

. San

karan

, Air

Force

Rese

arch L

abora

tory,

Edwa

rds

AFB,

CA

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

843

Studie

s on

Injec

tion-

Coup

led

Insta

bility

for L

iquid

Prop

ellan

t Ro

cket

Engin

esK.

Koba

yash

i, Jap

an Ae

rospa

ce Ex

plorat

ion

Agen

cy (J

AXA)

, Kak

uda,

Japa

n; T.

Shim

izu, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Explo

ration

Ag

ency

(JAX

A), S

agam

ihara,

Japa

n; Y.

Daim

on, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Explo

ration

Ag

ency

(JAX

A), T

suku

ba, J

apan

; Y.

Nuno

me, T

. Tom

ita, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A), K

akud

a, Ja

pan;

A. Ku

rosu,

Japa

n Aero

spac

e Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A), T

suku

ba,

Japa

n; et

al.

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

844

Unste

ady E

nerg

y Tra

nspo

rt Ap

plied

to

Flam

e Tra

nsfe

r Fun

ction

s and

Re

duce

d Ord

er M

odels

E. Ja

cob,

GTL C

ompa

ny, T

ullah

oma,

TN; J

. Ba

tterso

n, Au

burn

Unive

rsity,

Aubu

rn, AL

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1543

-LP-6

Injec

tors

IIOr

ange

FCh

aired

by: S

. CHI

ANES

E, Sp

aceX

and I

. LEY

VA15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-384

5Op

tical

Meas

urem

ents

of Et

hano

l/Liq

uid O

xyge

n Ro

cket

Engin

e Co

mbus

tor w

ith P

lanar

Pint

le In

jecto

rK.

Saka

ki, H

. Kak

udo,

S. N

akay

a, M.

Tsu

e, Un

iversi

ty of

Toky

o, To

kyo,

Japa

n; H.

Isoc

hi, U

emats

u Elec

tric Co

mpan

y, Ltd

., Ak

abira

, Jap

an; K

. Suz

uki, I

nterst

eller

Tech

nolog

ies, I

nc.,

Taiki

, Jap

an; e

t al.

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

846

Expe

rimen

tal S

tudy

on th

e Effe

cts

of Va

rying

the I

mping

emen

t Di

stanc

e of L

ike-D

ouble

t Inje

ctors

B. S

ween

ey, R

. Fred

erick

, Univ

ersity

of

Alaba

ma, H

untsv

ille, H

untsv

ille, A

L

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

847

Semi

-Hyp

ergo

lic K

eros

ene/

Hydr

ogen

Per

oxide

Fuel

Syste

m an

d Its

Auto

-Ignit

ion In

jecto

r De

sign

T. Yu

an, Y

. Che

n, B.

Hua

ng, N

ation

al Ch

eng K

ung U

nivers

ity, T

ainan

, Taiw

an

47

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1544

-LP-7

Mode

lling a

nd Si

mulat

ion of

Engin

es an

d Pro

pulsi

on Sy

stems

IILa

ke Lu

cern

eCh

aired

by: A

. LEK

EUX,

CNES

and M

. MAS

QUEL

ET, G

E Glob

al Re

searc

h Cen

ter15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-384

8Co

mplex

Lame

llar C

yclon

ic Vo

rtex

in a C

ylind

rical

Cham

ber w

ith a

Hollo

w Co

reT.

Barbe

r, O. C

ecil,

J. Ma

jdalan

i, Aub

urn

Unive

rsity,

Aubu

rn, AL

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

849

Char

acter

izatio

n of

Par

ticle

Trajec

torie

s in

the B

idire

ction

al Vo

rtex

Engin

eB.

Maic

ke, P

enns

ylvan

ia St

ate U

nivers

ity,

Harris

burg,

PA; J

. Majd

alani,

Aubu

rn Un

iversi

ty, Au

burn,

AL

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

850

Gene

raliz

ed Fl

uid Sy

stem

Simula

tion

Prog

ram

(GFS

SP) -

Ve

rsion

6A.

Majum

dar, A

. Lec

lair, R

. Moo

re, N

ASA

Marsh

all S

pace

Fligh

t Cen

ter, H

untsv

ille,

AL; P

. Sch

allho

rn, N

ASA K

enne

dy S

pace

Ce

nter, C

ape C

anav

eral, F

L

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

851

Chem

ical A

nd CF

D Mo

dellin

g Of

Sub-

Scale

Bre

ad-B

oard

Ignit

er

Base

d On

Expe

rimen

tal D

ata

Asse

ssmen

tP.

Natal

e, Ita

lian A

erosp

ace R

esea

rch

Cente

r (CIR

A), C

apua

, Ital

y

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

852

Asse

ssmen

t of a

Conju

gate

Heat

Tran

sfer M

odel

for R

ocke

t En

gine C

oolin

g Cha

nnels

Fed w

ith

Supe

rcritic

al Me

than

eM.

Pizz

arelli,

F. N

asuti

, Univ

ersity

of Ro

me

“La S

apien

za”,

Rome

, Ital

y; R.

Votta

, F.

Battis

ta, It

alian

Aeros

pace

Rese

arch C

enter

(C

IRA),

Capu

a, Ita

ly

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1545

-LP-8

Prop

ellan

t Sto

rage

& M

anag

emen

t ILa

ke N

ona B

Chair

ed by

: V. A

HUJA

, CRA

FT Te

ch an

d C. K

IRCHB

ERGE

R, Ge

rman

Aeros

pace

Cente

r (DL

R)15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-385

3Pr

elimi

nary

Simu

lation

s of U

llage

Dy

nami

cs in

Micro

grav

ity du

ring

Jet M

ixing

Por

tion

of th

e Tan

k Pr

essu

re Co

ntro

l Exp

erim

ents

J. Mo

der, K

. Brei

sach

er, N

ASA G

lenn

Rese

arch C

enter

, Clev

eland

, OH

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

854

Comp

ariso

n of

Comp

utat

ional

Resu

lts w

ith a

Low-

g, Ni

troge

n Slo

sh an

d Boil

ing Ex

perim

ent

M. S

tewart

, J. M

oder,

NAS

A Glen

n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

855

Nume

rical

Mode

ling o

f Boil

ing Fl

ow

in a C

ryog

enic

Prop

ulsion

Syste

mY.

Umem

ura, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Explo

ration

Ag

ency

(JAX

A), I

barak

i, Jap

an; T

. Him

eno,

Unive

rsity

of To

kyo,

Toky

o, Ja

pan;

K. Kin

efuch

i, N. T

ani, H

. Neg

ishi, H

. Ko

baya

shi, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Explo

ration

Ag

ency

(JAX

A), I

barak

i, Jap

an; e

t al.

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

856

CFD

Extra

ction

of H

eat T

rans

fer

Coef

ficien

t in

Cryo

genic

Pro

pella

nt

Tank

sH.

Yang

, CFD

Rese

arch C

orpora

tion,

Hunts

ville,

AL; J

. Wes

t, NA

SA M

arsha

ll Sp

ace F

light

Cente

r, Hun

tsville

, AL

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1546

-NFF

-2Fu

sion

and A

ltern

ative

Nuc

lear C

once

pts

Lake

Non

a ACh

aired

by: R

. SED

WICK

, Univ

ersity

of M

arylan

d and

M. R

ODRIG

UEZ

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

857

Simula

tion

of H

emisp

heric

al No

zzles

for P

ulsed

Plas

ma

Prop

ulsion

App

licat

ions

K. Sc

hillo,

J. Ca

ssibry

, S. T

homp

son,

Unive

rsity

of Ala

bama

, Hun

tsville

, Hu

ntsvil

le, AL

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

858

From

Lase

r Puls

e Pro

pulsi

on

to Fu

sion

Pulse

Pro

pulsi

on: A

n Ev

olutio

nary

App

roac

hB.

Casse

nti, U

nivers

ity of

Conn

ectic

ut,

Storr

s, St

orrs,

CT; R

. Bud

ica, S

elf,

Hunti

ngton

Bea

ch, C

A; L.

John

son,

NASA

Ma

rshall

Spa

ce Fl

ight C

enter

, Hun

tsville

, AL

; T. K

amma

sh, U

nivers

ity of

Mich

igan,

Ann A

rbor, A

nn Ar

bor, M

I

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

859

A Mu

ltiphy

sics S

moot

hed P

artic

le Hy

drod

ynam

ics M

odel

of Er

osion

in

Spac

e-Ba

sed N

uclea

r Fus

ion

Reac

tor C

ompo

nent

sM.

Rodri

guez

, J. C

assib

ry, U

nivers

ity of

Ala

bama

, Hun

tsville

, Hun

tsville

, AL

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

860

Simula

tion

of an

Iner

tial

Electr

osta

tic Co

nfine

ment

Dev

ice

Using

a He

rmite

N-b

ody I

ndivi

dual

Time-

step S

chem

eA.

Chap

, R. S

edwi

ck, U

nivers

ity of

Ma

rylan

d, Co

llege

Park,

Colle

ge Pa

rk, M

D

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

861

Prog

ress

towa

rds t

he D

evelo

pmen

t of

a Tra

velin

g Wav

e Dire

ct En

ergy

Co

nver

ter fo

r Ane

utro

nic Fu

sion

Prop

ulsion

App

licat

ions

A. Ch

ap, U

nivers

ity of

Mary

land,

Colle

ge

Park,

Colle

ge Pa

rk, M

D; J.

Sco

tt, N

ASA

John

son S

pace

Cente

r, Hou

ston,

TX; A

. Ta

rditi,

Electr

ic Po

wer R

esea

rch In

stitut

e, Inc

., Kn

oxvil

le, TN

; J. W

olins

ki, N

ASA

John

son S

pace

Cente

r, Hou

ston,

TX

48

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1547

-PAW

-2No

zzle

Secti

on II

Lake

Conc

ord B

Chair

ed by

: J. S

OKHE

Y, Ro

lls-Ro

yce C

orp an

d M. C

HRIST

IANSE

N, Ae

ro Sy

stems

Engin

eerin

g15

00 hr

sOr

al Pre

senta

tion

Mode

ling E

mpiri

cal T

est D

ata w

ith

CFD+

+ on

an A

xisym

metri

c 25

Degr

ee Co

nical

Nozz

leS.

Podle

ski, I

nnov

ative

Engin

eerin

g So

lution

s, Mu

kilteo

, WA;

N. W

oo,

Unive

rsity

Prepa

ratory

Acad

emy,

Seatt

le,

WA; S

. Tu,

Ingrah

am H

igh S

choo

l, Se

attle,

WA

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

862

BCFD

Ana

lysis

for t

he 2

nd

AIAA

Pro

pulsi

on A

erod

ynam

ics

Work

shop

: Noz

zle R

esult

sC.

Wink

ler, T

he B

oeing

Comp

any,

Haze

lwoo

d, MO

1600

hrs

Oral

Prese

ntatio

nA

Comp

arat

ive CF

D Stu

dy on

the

Effe

ct of

Vary

ing N

ozzle

Fan

to

Core

Tota

l Pre

ssure

Rat

io on

the

DSFR

Noz

zleM.

Chris

tians

en, K

. Mikk

elsen

, Aero

Sy

stems

Engin

eerin

g, St

. Pau

l, MN

163

0 - 1

730

hrs O

pen

Discu

ssion

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1548

-PC-

3Sp

ray I

njecti

on an

d Com

busti

onLa

ke Lo

uise

Chair

ed by

: K. M

CMAN

US, G

E Glob

al Re

searc

h Cen

ter an

d J. G

ORE,

Purdu

e Univ

ersity

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

863

Impin

ging J

et Sp

ray F

orma

tion

Using

Visco

elasti

c Liqu

idsN.

Rodri

gues

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity, W

est

Lafay

ette,

IN; J

. Mall

ory, W

ester

n New

En

gland

Univ

ersity

, Spri

ngfie

ld, M

A; P.

Sojka

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity, W

est L

afaye

tte,

IN

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

864

Expe

rimen

tal S

tudy

of a

Heat

ed

Liquid

Jet i

n a C

rossfl

owH.

Wies

t, S.

Heis

ter, P

urdue

Univ

ersity

, We

st La

fayett

e, IN

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

865

Effe

ct of

Orifi

ce Sh

ape o

n Ca

vitat

ion-In

duce

d Inje

ction

Ch

arac

terist

ics of

High

-Temp

erat

ure

Aviat

ion Fu

elH.

Lee,

Y. Jin

, H. C

hoi, K

. Hwa

ng, A

genc

y for

Defe

nse D

evelo

pmen

t, Da

ejeon

, Kore

a (th

e Rep

ublic

of)

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

866

Effe

cts of

Dro

plets

on an

Ex

othe

rmic

Reac

ting S

uper

sonic

Sh

ear F

lowZ.

Ren,

Tsing

hua U

nivers

ity, B

eijing

, Chin

a

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1549

-PC-

4Pr

opell

ants

and F

uels

ILa

ke Vi

rgini

aCh

aired

by: T

. JAC

KSON

, Univ

ersity

of Fl

orida

Gain

esvil

le an

d V. R

AMAN

, Univ

ersity

of M

ichiga

n15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-386

7Ef

fect

of W

ater

and H

umidi

ty on

Hy

perg

olic P

rope

llant

Ignit

ion

Delay

N. Za

rbo, T

. Pou

rpoint

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity,

West

Lafay

ette,

IN

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

868

Comb

ustio

n Ch

arac

terist

ics of

Ga

seou

s CH 4/O

2 Coax

ial Je

ts in

a Mo

del c

ombu

stor

S. Ch

oi, T.

Kim,

O. K

won,

Sung

kyun

kwan

Un

iversi

ty, S

uwon

, Kore

a (the

Repu

blic o

f)

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

869

Enha

ncem

ent o

f Amm

onium

Pe

rchlor

ate/

Hydr

oxyl-

Term

inated

Po

lybut

adien

e Com

busti

on K

inetic

s Us

ing Et

hano

l-Dop

ed A

irR.

Gonç

alves

, Fed

eral U

nivers

ity of

Pa

rá, B

elém,

Braz

il; K.

Iha, J

. Roc

co,

Tech

nolog

ical In

stitut

e of A

erona

utics

(ITA)

, São

José

dos C

ampo

s, Br

azil

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

870

Burn

ing Ch

arac

terist

ics of

AP/

HTPB

Pr

opell

ants

Supp

lemen

ted w

ith Lo

w Th

erma

l Con

ducti

vity P

owde

rsM.

Kohg

a, S.

Shio

ya, N

ation

al De

fense

Ac

adem

y, Yo

kosu

ka, J

apan

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

871

The E

ffect

of Ir

on M

etal I

ons a

nd

Chela

ting A

gent

s of I

ron

on th

e Th

erma

l Dec

ompo

sition

of H

AN-

Base

d Liqu

id Mo

nopr

opell

ant

R. Am

rousse

, K. H

ori, K

. Hata

i, H.

Kaga

wa, H

. Ike

da, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A), S

agam

ihara,

Ja

pan

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

872

Rese

arch

on N

EPE P

rope

llant

Life

Pr

edict

ion M

odel

Y. Xio

ng, X

. Sui,

N. W

ang,

Beijin

g Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Beijin

g, Ch

ina

49

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1550

-SR-

2So

lid R

ocke

t Mot

or H

istor

ical a

nd Cu

rrent

Dev

elopm

ents

Lake

Conc

ord A

Chair

ed by

: M. L

ANGH

ENRY

, Ray

theon

Miss

ile S

ystem

s and

D. P

OE, A

erojet

Rock

etdyn

e15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-387

3So

lid R

ocke

t Mot

or R

eliab

ility a

nd

Histo

rical

Failu

re M

odes

Rev

iewT.

Sojou

rner, D

. Rich

ardso

n, B.

Allen

, S.

Hyde

, S. M

cHen

ry, B

. Gold

berg,

ATK,

Brigh

am Ci

ty, U

T; et

al.

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

874

SLS B

ooste

r Dev

elopm

ent

J. Re

dden

, Allia

nt Te

chsy

stems

, Brig

ham

City,

UT

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

875

Orion

Laun

ch A

bort

Syste

m JE

TTISO

N MO

TOR

Perfo

rman

ce on

Ex

plora

tion

Fligh

t Tes

t - 1

R. Mc

Caule

y, NA

SA M

arsha

ll Spa

ce Fl

ight

Cente

r, Hun

tsville

, AL;

J. Da

vidso

n, G.

Go

nzale

z, NA

SA La

ngley

Rese

arch C

enter

, Ha

mpton

, VA

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

876

The S

olid R

ocke

t Leg

acy o

f Th

iokol’

s Hun

tsville

Divi

sion

1949

-19

96T.

Moore

, Defe

nse S

ystem

s Info

rmati

on

Analy

sis Ce

nter, B

elcam

p, MD

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

877

Zefir

o 40

Solid

Roc

ket M

otor

: Fro

m a T

echn

ologic

al De

mons

trato

r to

Vega

Evolu

tion

Fligh

t Sta

geA.

Neri,

ESA,

Frasca

ti, Ita

ly

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1551

-TM-2

Heat

Tran

sfer a

nd Tr

ansp

ort M

odeli

ng an

d Ana

lysis

IILa

ke D

own

ACh

aired

by: M

. CHO

I, NA

SA-Go

ddard

Spa

ce Fl

ight C

enter

and C

. TAR

AU, A

dvan

ced C

oolin

g Tec

hnolo

gies

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

878

Analy

ses o

f The

rmal

Comf

ort

and I

ndoo

r Air

Quali

ty u

nder

Str

atum

, Disp

lacem

ent a

nd M

ixing

Ve

ntila

tion

Syste

msA.

ElHaro

un, E

. Kha

lil, A.

Fahim

, E. B

ially,

Ca

iro U

nivers

ity, G

iza, E

gypt

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

879

Nume

rical

Study

of th

e Hea

t Tra

nsfe

r and

Frict

ion P

erfo

rman

ce

in Ch

anne

ls wi

th a

Supe

rcritic

al Flu

idL.

Tran,

J. Ka

pat,

Unive

rsity

of Ce

ntral

Florid

a, Or

lando

, FL

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

880

Nume

rical

Study

of Co

nvec

tive

Heat

Tran

sfer o

f Avia

tion

Kero

sene

wi

th Co

nside

ratio

n of

Fuel

Pyro

lysis

and C

oking

at Su

percr

itical

Pres

sure

sK.

Xu, H

. Men

g, Zh

ejian

g Univ

ersity

, Ha

ngzh

ou, C

hina

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

881

Hype

rsonic

Flow

Ana

lysis

of

Re-e

ntry

Vehic

les U

sing T

hree

Di

mens

ional

Navie

r-Sto

kes

Equa

tions

M. O

zgun

, S. E

yi, M

iddle

East

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity,

Anka

ra, Tu

rkey

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

882

Impli

cit So

lution

of O

ne-

Dime

nsion

al Tra

nsien

t Abla

tion

O. O

nay,

S. Ey

i, Midd

le Ea

st Te

chnic

al Un

iversi

ty, An

kara,

Turke

y

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1552

-F360

-2

1530

- 18

00 h

rsGo

vern

ment

Inve

stmen

ts En

ablin

g Adv

ance

ment

of In

-Spa

ce P

ropu

lsion

Orlan

do IV

The c

ompe

tition

in th

e glob

al sp

ace p

ropuls

ion m

arket

conti

nues

to in

creas

es as

non-t

raditio

nal e

ntitie

s dev

elop a

nd de

mons

trate

spac

e prop

ulsion

devic

es. I

n this

envir

onme

nt, U

.S. in

dustr

y con

tinue

s to i

nves

t in st

rateg

y, co

ncep

ts, an

d tec

hnolo

gy to

main

tain a

healt

hy sh

are

of the

mark

et be

yond

the d

elive

ry of

gove

rnmen

t asse

ts. S

imult

aneo

usly,

U.S

. gov

ernme

nt ag

encie

s con

tinue

to in

fuse m

ultipl

e prog

rams t

o pus

h the

boun

dary

of tec

hnica

l cap

abilit

ies. T

he ch

allen

ge is

to al

ign th

e foc

us of

gove

rnmen

t-fund

ed te

chno

logy w

ith th

e nee

ds,

requir

emen

ts, an

d com

merci

al op

portu

nities

of in

dustr

y. Th

ese i

ssues

are c

ritica

l for t

he co

mmerc

ial in

fusion

and e

ventu

al su

staina

bility

of te

chno

logy d

evelo

ped u

nder

gove

rnmen

t fun

ding.

A Pan

el co

mpos

ed of

lead

ers w

ithin

gove

rnmen

t and

indu

stry,

includ

ing sp

acec

raft

opera

tors,

will d

iscus

s: Th

e lev

erage

of ad

vanc

ed in

-spac

e prop

ulsion

tech

nolog

y, ex

ample

s of t

he su

ccessf

ul inf

usion

of go

vernm

ent-fu

nded

tech

nolog

y dev

elopm

ent,

and i

denti

fy op

portu

nities

for g

overn

ment

inves

tmen

ts in-

spac

e prop

ulsion

to en

able

emerg

ing m

arkets

.

Mode

rator:

Mitc

hell W

alker

II, Ge

orgia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y

Pane

lists:

Roge

r Mye

rsAe

rojet-

Rock

etdyn

eJe

ff Sh

eehy

NASA

Hea

dqua

rters

Mark

Lewi

sID

A Scie

nce a

nd Te

chno

logy P

olicy

Insti

tute

Peter

Lord

Spac

e Sys

tems L

oral

Jonn

y Dye

rGo

ogle+

Skyb

ox Im

aging

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1553

-NW-

5 18

00 -

1930

hrs

Welco

me R

ecep

tion

Expo

sition

Hall

50

Mond

ay, 2

7 Ju

ly 20

1554

-RLA

-1

1930

- 21

00 h

rsHo

w to

Avo

id a C

aree

r Cat

astro

phe:

Histo

ric A

eros

pace

Safe

ty Le

ssons

Orlan

do IV

Wayn

e Hale

Direc

tor of

Hum

an S

pace

flight

at Sp

ecial

Aeros

pace

Serv

ices

This

sessi

on is

inten

ded f

or stu

dents

and e

arly c

areer

Aeros

pace

Engin

eers.

It is

inten

ded t

o be a

dialo

g, illu

strate

d with

rece

nt sp

ace fl

ight s

afety

issue

s, tha

t exp

lores

the r

ole th

at sa

fety p

lays i

n the

deve

lopme

nt an

d ope

ration

of sp

ace s

ystem

s. An

d furt

her, t

o sho

w ho

w pro

per

atten

tion t

o safe

ty ca

n be b

enefi

cial to

a ca

reer in

aeros

pace

.

Tues

day

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1555

-NW-

6 07

30 -

0800

hrs

Netw

orkin

g Cof

fee B

reak

Ballr

oom

Foye

r

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1556

-SB-

2 07

30 -

0800

hrs

Tues

day S

peak

ers’

Briefi

ngIn

Sessi

on R

oom

Spea

kers,

pres

enter

s and

sessi

on ch

airs f

or bo

th the

morn

ing an

d afte

rnoon

tech

nical

sessi

ons,

pleas

e mee

t in yo

ur se

ssion

room

to lo

ad pr

esen

tation

s and

discu

ss the

flow

of yo

ur se

ssion

.

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1557

-PLN

RY-3

08

00 -

0900

hrs

Cost

and A

fford

abilit

y of F

utur

e Sys

tems P

anel

Oran

ge D

Pane

lists w

ill dis

cuss

the ke

y issu

es an

d app

roach

es as

socia

ted w

ith m

aking

futur

e sys

tems l

ess c

ostly

and m

ore af

forda

ble, a

nd ho

w to

mana

ge th

e bala

nce b

etwee

n cus

tomer

and s

eller

need

s.

Mode

rator:

Mich

ael G

riffin,

Chair

man a

nd CE

O, S

chafe

r Corp

oratio

n

Pane

lists:

Mich

ael H

awes

Vice P

reside

nt an

d Orio

n Prog

ram M

anag

er, Lo

ckhe

ed M

artin

Spac

e Sys

tems C

ompa

ny

Lee M

onso

nVic

e Pres

ident

Sales

- Midd

le Ea

st an

d Ame

ricas

, The

Boe

ing

Comp

any (

ret.)

Fran

k Cu

lberts

onPre

siden

t Spa

ce S

ystem

s Grou

p, Or

bital

ATK

Mark

Sira

ngelo

Corpo

rate V

ice Pr

eside

nt Sp

ace S

ystem

s, Sie

rra N

evad

a Co

rporat

ion

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1558

-ABP

SI-3

Nozz

lesLa

ke Sh

een

ACh

aired

by: R

. NICH

OLS,

The U

nivers

ity of

Alab

ama a

t Birm

ingha

m09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-388

3In

itial S

ubsca

le Pe

rform

ance

Me

asur

emen

ts of

the A

IAA

Dual

Sepa

rate

Flow

Refe

renc

e (DS

FR)

Nozz

leK.

Mikk

elsen

, D. M

yren,

D. D

ahl, M

. Ch

ristia

nsen

, Aero

Sys

tems E

ngine

ering

, Inc

., Ply

mouth

, MN

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

884

Thre

e-dim

ensio

nal J

et Ac

ousti

c Ch

arac

teriza

tion

and G

eome

try

Optim

izatio

n of

Chev

ron

Nozz

lesS.

Man

i, D. L

ee, K

orea A

dvan

ced I

nstitu

te of

Scien

ce an

d Tec

hnolo

gy, Y

useo

ng-gu

, Ko

rea (t

he Re

publi

c of);

V. S

anal

Kuma

r, Ku

marag

uru Co

llege

of Te

chno

logy,

Coim

bator

e, Ind

ia

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

885

Expe

rimen

t-Bas

ed M

odeli

ng of

Flo

w Fie

lds in

Clus

tered

Exter

nal

Nozz

lesT.

Isono

, Toh

oku U

nivers

ity, S

enda

i, Ja

pan;

S. To

miok

a, N.

Sak

urana

ka, J

apan

Ae

rospa

ce Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A),

Kaku

da, J

apan

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

886

An Ex

perim

enta

l Stu

dy of

Subs

onic

and S

onic

Jets

Cont

rolle

d by

Air-T

abs

A. Pe

rumal,

Amrita

Univ

ersity

, Coim

bator

e, Ind

ia; S

. Verm

a, Na

tiona

l Aero

spac

e La

borat

ories

, Ban

galor

e, Ind

ia; E.

Ra

thakri

shna

n, Ind

ian In

stitut

e of

Tech

nolog

y Kan

pur, K

anpu

r, Ind

ia

51

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1559

-AEP

-1Ai

rcraf

t Elec

tric/

Hybr

id Pr

opuls

ionOr

ange

ECh

aired

by: R

. SCH

ARNH

ORST

, Boe

ing D

efens

e, Sp

ace &

Sec

urity

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

887

A Pa

rame

tric E

nviro

nmen

t for

We

ight a

nd Si

zing P

redic

tion

of M

otor

/Gen

erat

or fo

r Hyb

rid

Electr

ic Pr

opuls

ionY.

Miya

iri, C.

Perul

lo, D

. Mav

ris, G

eorgi

a Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Atlan

ta, G

A

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

888

Inve

stiga

tion

of FC

/GT H

ybrid

Core

in

Electr

ical P

ropu

lsion

for F

an

Aircr

aft

K. Ok

ai, T.

Him

eno,

T. Wa

tanab

e, Un

iversi

ty of

Toky

o, To

kyo,

Japa

n; H.

No

mura,

Niho

n Univ

ersity

, Nara

shino

, Ja

pan;

T. Ta

gash

ira, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A), C

hofu,

Japa

n

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

889

Electr

ic-Po

were

d Com

merci

al Ai

rcraf

t Fea

sibilit

yD.

Aktas

, Univ

ersity

of Te

nnes

see S

pace

Ins

titute,

Tulla

homa

, TN

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

890

Turb

oelec

tric A

ircra

ft Dr

ive K

ey

Perfo

rman

ce P

aram

eters

and

Func

tiona

l Req

uirem

ents

R. Ja

nsen

, G. B

rown,

J. Fe

lder, N

ASA

Glenn

Rese

arch C

enter

, Clev

eland

, OH;

K.

Duffy

, Univ

ersity

of To

ledo,

Toled

o, OH

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

891

Electr

ic Mo

tors

for N

on-C

ryog

enic

Hybr

id Ele

ctric

Prop

ulsion

K. Du

ffy, U

nivers

ity of

Toled

o, To

ledo,

OH

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1560

-APC

-1Ad

vanc

ed Sp

ace T

rans

porta

tion

Conc

epts

Lake

High

land A

Chair

ed by

: E. Z

APAT

A, NA

SA-Ke

nned

y Spa

ce Ce

nter a

nd J.

ROBIN

SON,

Retire

d f/B

oeing

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

892

Road

map f

or Lo

ng Te

rm

Susta

inable

Spac

e Exp

lorat

ion

and H

abita

tion

- Defi

ning t

he

Func

tiona

l Req

uirem

ents

for E

arly

Phas

e of S

pace

Hab

itatio

nR.

Rhod

es, N

ASA K

enne

dy S

pace

Cente

r, Ca

pe Ca

nave

ral, F

L; E.

Hend

erson

, NAS

A Jo

hnso

n Spa

ce Ce

nter, H

ousto

n, TX

; J.

Robin

son,

Prope

llant

Supp

ly Te

chno

logy,

Hunti

ngton

Bea

ch, C

A

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

893

Multi-

purp

ose S

pace

Tug V

ehicl

eJ.

Robin

son,

Prope

llant

Supp

ly Te

chno

logy,

Seal

Beac

h, CA

; R. R

hode

s, NA

SA Ke

nned

y Sp

ace C

enter

, Cap

e Can

avera

l, FL

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

894

Sub-

Orbit

al Pa

sseng

er A

ircra

ft fo

r Sp

ace L

aunc

h Op

erat

ions

D. Th

orpe,

D. Es

cher,

R. Rh

odes

, Spa

ce

Propu

lsion S

ynerg

y Tea

m, W

ashin

gton,

DC

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

895

Solar

Sail P

ropu

lsion

for

Inter

plane

tary

Cube

sats

L. Jo

hnso

n, A.

Sobe

y, K.

Syke

s, NA

SA

Marsh

all S

pace

Fligh

t Cen

ter, H

untsv

ille,

AL

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1561

-APS

-2Sp

ace S

olar P

ower

Syste

m Ar

chite

cture

s and

Conc

epts

/ So

lar El

ectri

c Pro

pulsi

on P

ower

Man

agem

ent a

nd D

istrib

ution

Lake

High

land B

Chair

ed by

: M. H

UGHE

S, Lo

ckhe

ed M

artin

Corpo

ration

and A

. BAIS

DEN,

The J

ohns

Hop

kins U

nivers

ity Ap

plied

Phys

ics La

borat

ory09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-389

6Lig

htwe

ight I

nteg

rated

Solar

Arra

y (L

ISA):

Prov

iding

High

er P

ower

to

Small

Spac

ecra

ftC.

John

son,

J. Ca

rr, L.

Fabis

inski,

T.

Russe

ll, L.

Smith

, NAS

A Mars

hall S

pace

Fli

ght C

enter

, Hun

tsville

, AL

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

897

Utiliz

ing a

Solar

Pan

el Ar

ray

Arch

itectu

re to

Supp

ort W

ork

on

Spac

e Sola

r Pow

erB.

Kadin

g, J.

Strau

b, Un

iversi

ty of

North

Da

kota,

Gran

d Fork

s, Gr

and F

orks,

ND

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

898

On O

rbit

Meas

urem

ent o

f Nex

t Ge

nera

tion

Spac

e Sola

r Cell

Te

chno

logy o

n th

e Int

erna

tiona

l Sp

ace S

tatio

nD.

Wolf

ord, M

. Mye

rs, N

. Prok

op, M

. Kra

sows

ki, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter,

Cleve

land,

OH; D

. Park

er, J.

Cassi

dy,

Lock

heed

Mart

in Co

rporat

ion, G

reenb

elt,

MD; e

t al.

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

899

Adva

nced

Conc

ept o

f the

Spac

e Ele

ctric

Powe

r Sys

tem In

tegra

ted

with

the P

ropu

lsion

S. O

kaya

, Jap

an Ae

rospa

ce Ex

plorat

ion

Agen

cy (J

AXA)

, Sag

amiha

ra, Ja

pan

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

900

High

Inpu

t Volt

age,

Silico

n Ca

rbide

(S

iC) P

ower

Pro

cessi

ng U

nit

Perfo

rman

ce D

emon

strat

ionK.

Boza

k, L.

Pinero

, R. S

cheid

egge

r, M.

Aulisi

o, M.

Gon

zalez

, NAS

A Glen

n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H; A.

Bir

chen

ough

, Van

tage P

artne

rs, LL

C, Cle

velan

d, OH

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

901

Modu

lar P

ower

Syste

ms fo

r Ae

rosp

ace V

ehicl

esG.

Sem

rau, S

. Stef

fan, M

oog,

East

Auror

a, NY

52

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1562

-ECD-

2Sti

rling

Comp

onen

tsLa

ke Lu

cern

eCh

aired

by: L

. MAS

ON, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

902

Optim

izatio

n of

the A

ppen

dix G

ap

Desig

n in

Stirli

ng Cy

cle M

achin

esJ.

Pfeiffe

r, H. K

uehl,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Do

rtmun

d, Do

rtmun

d, Ge

rman

y

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

903

Desig

n, Q

ualifi

catio

n an

d In

tegra

tion

Testi

ng of

the

High

-Temp

erat

ure R

esist

ance

Te

mper

atur

e Dev

ice fo

r Stir

ling

Powe

r Sys

temT.

Chan

, R. E

lisii, D

. Hill,

J. W

hite,

Lock

heed

Mart

in Co

rporat

ion, K

ing of

Pru

ssia,

PA; E

. Lew

ando

wski,

S. O

riti,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

904

Evalu

ation

and V

alida

tion

of

Orga

nic M

ater

ials f

or A

dvan

ced

Stirli

ng Co

nver

tors

(ASC

s):

Over

view

E. Sh

in, O

hio Ae

rospa

ce In

stitut

e, Cle

velan

d, OH

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

905

Over

view

of St

irling

Tech

nolog

y Re

sear

ch at

NAS

A Gl

enn

Rese

arch

Ce

nter

S. W

ilson,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Cle

velan

d, OH

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

906

Pres

sure

Loss

Pred

iction

s of t

he

Reac

tor S

imula

tor S

ubsy

stem

at

NASA

GRC

T. Re

id, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter,

Cleve

land,

OH

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1563

-ECS-

2En

erge

tic A

pplic

ation

s, Te

chno

logy &

Educ

ation

Lake

Non

a BCh

aired

by: S

. GOL

DSTE

IN, T

he Ae

rospa

ce Co

rporat

ion an

d H. L

EE, C

hemr

ing En

ergeti

c Dev

ices

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

907

Comp

ariso

n of

BPN

Ignit

er

Comp

ositio

ns Co

ntain

ing M

icron

- an

d Nan

o-Siz

ed B

oron

Par

ticles

S. Ko

c, RO

KETS

AN M

issile

Indu

stries

, Inc

., An

kara,

Turke

y; A.

Ulas,

Midd

le Ea

st Te

chnic

al Un

iversi

ty, An

kara,

Turke

y

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

908

Gains

Pro

vided

by O

pto-

pyro

Te

chno

logy i

n Te

rms o

f Saf

ety on

La

unch

ers

B. Ch

amay

ou, A

irbus

, Les

Mure

aux,

Franc

e

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

909

Comb

ustio

n Pe

rform

ance

Im

prov

emen

t of E

nerg

etic T

hin

Films

Usin

g Car

bon

Nano

tube

sK.

Kapp

agan

tula,

Ohio

Unive

rsity,

Athe

ns,

OH; J

. Can

o, M.

Panto

ya, T

exas

Tech

Un

iversi

ty, Lu

bboc

k, TX

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

910

2015

CAD/

PAD

Tech

nolog

y Ro

adma

p Upd

ate

J. Bu

rchett

, T. B

lacho

wski,

Nav

al Su

rface

Wa

rfare

Cente

r, Ind

ian H

ead,

MD

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

911

Educ

ation

al Pr

epar

ation

for

a Car

eer i

n CA

D/PA

D Re

lated

In

dustr

iesJ.

Burch

ett, N

aval

Surfa

ce W

arfare

Cente

r, Ind

ian H

ead,

MD; J

. Bag

lini, E

xody

nami

cs Te

chno

logy,

Inc.,

Phoe

nix, A

Z

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1564

-EE-3

Fuel

Cells

, Ene

rgy S

tora

ge, a

nd Co

mbus

tion

Lake

Dow

n B

Chair

ed by

: J. M

ALLO

RY an

d F. Z

HANG

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

912

Effe

ct of

Poly

electr

olyte

Multil

ayer

Fa

brica

tion

Meth

od on

Cond

ucta

nce

for F

uel C

ell A

pplic

ation

sJ.

Mallo

ry, M

. Rob

erts,

Weste

rn Ne

w En

gland

Univ

ersity

, Spri

ngfie

ld, M

A

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

913

High

-spee

d and

Micr

o-sca

le Me

asur

emen

ts of

Flow

and

Reac

tion

Dyna

mics

for S

usta

inable

En

ergy

Stor

age

J. Mo

, S. S

teen,

F. Zh

ang,

Unive

rsity

of Te

nnes

see S

pace

Insti

tute,

Tulla

homa

, TN

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

914

Inve

stiga

tion

of Ti

taniu

m Fe

lt Tra

nspo

rt Pa

rame

ters f

or En

ergy

Sto

rage

and H

ydro

gen/

Oxyg

en

Prod

uctio

nS.

Stee

n, J.

Mo, F

. Zha

ng, U

nivers

ity of

Te

nnes

see S

pace

Insti

tute,

Tulla

homa

, TN

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

915

Mode

ling o

f Int

erfa

cial R

esist

ance

Ef

fects

on th

e Per

form

ance

and

Effic

iency

for E

lectro

lyzer

Ener

gy

Stora

geB.

Han

, S. S

teen,

J. Mo

, F. Z

hang

, Un

iversi

ty of

Tenn

esse

e Spa

ce In

stitut

e, Tu

llaho

ma, T

N

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

916

Impa

ct of

Oxy

gen

Enric

hmen

t on

the P

erfo

rman

ce of

Hea

t-Re

circu

lating

Micr

o-Sc

ale

Comb

usto

rsP.

Yelvi

ngton

, C. R

odrig

uez,

T. La

sko,

Mains

tream

Engin

eerin

g Corp

oratio

n, Ro

ckled

ge, F

L; B.

Wise

, C. H

olick

er,

D. Ki

rk, Fl

orida

Insti

tute o

f Tec

hnolo

gy,

Melbo

urne,

FL

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

917

Comb

ustio

n Ch

arac

terist

ics of

Am

monia

as a

Rene

wable

Ener

gy

Sour

ce an

d Dev

elopm

ent o

f Re

duce

d Che

mica

l Mec

hanis

msH.

Noz

ari, A

. Kara

beyo

glu, K

OC U

nivers

ity,

Istan

bul, T

urkey

53

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1565

-EP-5

Near

-Term

High

er P

ower

Syste

ms an

d App

licat

ionLa

ke M

izell A

Chair

ed by

: J. W

ALKE

R and

T. S

WANS

ON, A

EDC

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

921

Deve

lopme

nt of

High

-Pow

er H

all

Thru

ster P

ower

Pro

cessi

ng U

nits a

t NA

SA G

RCL.

Pinero

, R. S

cheid

egge

r, K. B

ozak

, NAS

A Gle

nn Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H;

A. Bir

chen

ough

, Van

tage P

artne

rs, LL

C, Cle

velan

d, OH

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

919

Near

-Sur

face

Plas

ma

Char

acter

izatio

n of

the 1

2.5-

kW

NASA

TDU1

Hall

Thru

ster

R. Sh

astry

, W. H

uang

, H. K

amha

wi, N

ASA

Glenn

Rese

arch C

enter

, Clev

eland

, OH

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

920

Non-

Cont

act T

herm

al Ch

arac

teriza

tion o

f NAS

A’s 1

2.5-

kW

Hall T

hrus

terW.

Hua

ng, H

. Kam

hawi

, J. M

yers,

J. Y

im,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH

; G. N

eff, W

ester

n Mich

igan U

nivers

ity,

Kalam

azoo

, MI

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

922

Impa

ct of

the M

agne

tic B

arrie

r Ex

tent o

n th

e Per

form

ance

of a

Kryp

ton-

fuell

ed H

all Th

ruste

rJ.

Vaud

olon,

S. M

azou

ffre,

Natio

nal C

enter

for

Scie

ntific

Rese

arch (

CNRS

), Or

léans

, Fra

nce

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

918

Adva

ncem

ents

in th

e De

mons

tratio

n of

High

Thru

st to

Po

wer I

on Th

ruste

r Tec

hnolo

gyR.

Thom

as, M

. Patt

erson

, NAS

A Glen

n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H; M

. Cro

fton,

J. Yo

ung,

The A

erosp

ace

Corpo

ration

, El S

egun

do, C

A; J.

Foste

r, Un

iversi

ty of

Mich

igan,

Ann A

rbor, A

nn

Arbor,

MI

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

122

Nume

rical

Sudie

s on

Plasm

a Plum

e Flo

ws w

ith a

Hybr

id Me

thod

C. Ca

i, New

Mex

ico S

tate U

nivers

ity, L

as

Cruce

s, NM

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1566

-EP-6

Resis

tojet

s and

Arcj

etsLa

ke M

izell B

Chair

ed by

: J. P

OLK,

Jet P

ropuls

ion La

borat

ory an

d M. F

ELDM

AN, P

rince

ton U

nivers

ity09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-392

3Nu

meric

al Op

timiza

tion

of M

icro-

Nozz

le Ge

omoe

tries

for L

ow

Reyn

olds N

umbe

r Res

isto-

Jets

T. Ho

lman

, M. O

sborn

, Nav

al Re

searc

h La

borat

ory, W

ashin

gton,

DC

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

924

Perfo

rman

ce Ch

arac

teriza

tion

of

a Low

Rey

nolds

Num

ber M

icro-

Nozz

le Flo

L. W

illiam

s, Pra

xis, I

nc.,

Alexa

ndria

, VA;

M. M

cDon

ald, M

. Osb

orn, N

aval

Rese

arch

Labo

ratory

, Was

hingto

n, DC

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

925

Over

comi

ng Lo

w No

zzle

Effic

iency

: A

Test-

Corre

lated

Num

erica

l In

vesti

gatio

n of

Low

Reyn

olds

Numb

er M

icro-

Nozz

le Flo

wM.

Osb

orn, T

. Holm

an, D

. Ros

enbe

rg,

S. Tu

ttle, N

aval

Rese

arch L

abora

tory,

Wash

ington

, DC;

L. W

illiam

s, Pra

xis, I

nc.,

Alexa

ndria

, VA

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

926

Evalu

ation

of P

lasma

Pro

perti

es

in a M

icrow

ave E

lectro

ther

mal

Thru

ster R

eson

ant C

avity

by U

sing

Two F

luid G

lobal

Mode

lM.

Yild

iz, Tu

rkish

Air F

orce A

cade

my,

Istan

bul, T

urkey

; M. C

elik,

Boga

zici

Unive

rsity,

Istan

bul, T

urkey

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

011

Electr

ospr

ay of

an En

erge

tic Io

nic

Liquid

Mon

opro

pella

nt fo

r Mult

i-Mo

de M

icrop

ropu

lsion

App

licat

ions

S. B

erg, J

. Rov

ey, M

issou

ri Univ

ersity

of

Scien

ce an

d Tec

hnolo

gy, R

olla,

MO; B

. Pri

nce,

S. M

iller, R

. Bem

ish, A

ir Forc

e Re

searc

h Lab

orator

y, Kir

tland

AFB,

NM

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1567

-GTE

-4Tu

rbine

IILa

ke M

onro

eCh

aired

by: M

. RICK

LICK,

Embry

Ridd

le Ae

ronau

tical

Unive

rsity

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

927

Nume

rical

Benc

hmar

k of

Hea

t Tra

nsfe

r and

Frict

ion in

Pipe

s with

Ro

ughn

ess

L. Tra

n, Z.

Little

, P. T

ran, J

. Kap

at,

Unive

rsity

of Ce

ntral

Florid

a, Or

lando

, FL

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

928

Comp

ariso

n of

Comp

utat

ional

and E

xper

imen

tal R

esult

s for

a Tra

nson

ic Va

riable

-spee

d Pow

er-

turb

ine B

lade O

pera

ting w

ith Lo

w In

let Tu

rbule

nce L

evels

D. B

ooth,

Army

Rese

arch L

abora

tory,

Aberd

een P

roving

Grou

nd, M

D; A.

Fleg

el,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

929

Aero

acou

stics

of Fl

ow ov

er

Recta

ngula

r Cav

ities

B. Ku

tlu, U

nivers

ity of

Centr

al Flo

rida,

Orlan

do, F

L; B.

Sara

coglu

, G. P

aniag

ua,

von K

ármán

Insti

tute f

or Flu

id Dy

nami

cs,

Rhod

e-Sain

t-Gen

èse,

Belgi

um; J

. Kap

at,

Unive

rsity

of Ce

ntral

Florid

a, Or

lando

, FL

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

930

One-

Dime

nsion

al As

sessm

ent o

f Su

perso

nic In

let Tu

rbine

sJ.

Sous

a, vo

n Kárm

án In

stitut

e for

Fluid

Dyna

mics,

Rhod

e-Sain

t-Gen

èse,

Belgi

um;

G. Pa

niagu

a, Pu

rdue U

nivers

ity, W

est

Lafay

ette,

IN

54

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1568

-GTE

-5Co

mpre

ssors

IILa

ke Fl

oren

ceCh

aired

by: K

. AHM

ED09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-393

1Th

ree-

dimen

siona

l Inv

erse

Des

ign

of Ce

ntrif

ugal

Impe

ller B

lade

L. Su

n, J.

Chen

, G. H

uang

, Nan

jing

Unive

rsity

of Ae

ronau

tics a

nd As

trona

utics,

Na

njing

, Chin

a

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

932

Simula

tion

of St

all In

cept

ion of

a Hi

gh Sp

eed A

xial C

ompr

esso

r with

Ro

tor-S

tato

r Int

erac

tion

J. Ga

n, Un

iversi

ty of

Miam

i, Miam

i, FL;

H. Im

, Hon

eywe

ll Inte

rnatio

nal, I

nc.,

Torra

nce,

CA; G

. Zha

, Univ

ersity

of M

iami,

Miam

i, FL

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

933

A No

vel C

once

pt w

ith Se

lf-dr

iving

Fa

n fo

r High

Byp

ass R

atio

Turb

ofan

en

gine

W. Lu

, G. H

uang

, X. X

iang,

J. Wa

ng,

Nanji

ng U

nivers

ity of

Aeron

autic

s and

As

trona

utics,

Nan

jing,

China

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

934

Turb

ogas

Engin

es R

otat

ional

Spee

d Es

timat

ion U

sing A

cous

tic an

d Vib

ratio

nal M

easu

reme

nts

R. Be

rtacin

, F. P

onti,

V. Ra

vagli

oli,

Unive

rsity

of Bo

logna

, Bolo

gna,

Italy

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

935

The R

ole of

CFD

Mode

ling i

n th

e De

velop

ment

of th

e Cou

nter

Ro

tatin

g Ope

n Fa

n En

gine

F. Jia

ng, R

. Griffi

ths, B

. Smi

th, Th

e Boe

ing

Comp

any,

Hunti

ngton

Bea

ch, C

A

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

936

Influ

ence

of a

Tip B

lowing

Casin

g Tre

atme

nt on

the S

tato

r Flow

A. Inz

enho

fer, A

. Hup

fer, C

. Guin

et,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Mu

nich,

Garch

ing,

Germ

any;

H. S

chrap

p, V.

Gümm

er, Ro

lls-Ro

yce G

roup p

lc, B

lanke

nfelde

-Mah

low,

Germ

any

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1569

-HR-

4De

sign

Studie

s Inc

luding

Cost

and F

easib

ility A

nalys

is I

Lake

Shee

n B

Chair

ed by

: A. K

ARP,

Jet P

ropuls

ion La

borat

ory an

d S. C

OOGA

N, S

outhw

est R

esea

rch In

stitut

e09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-393

7De

sign

and O

ptim

izatio

n of

Hyb

rid

Prop

ulsion

Syste

ms fo

r In-

Spac

e Ap

plica

tion

E. To

son,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Mi

lan,

Milan

, Ital

y; A.

Karab

eyog

lu, KO

C Un

iversi

ty, Is

tanbu

l, Turk

ey

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

938

Low-

thru

st Hy

brid

Moto

r Effi

cienc

y Re

sear

ch fo

r Des

ign O

ptim

izatio

n Pu

rpos

esO.

Shy

nkare

nko,

A. An

drian

ov, A

. Elia

s de

Mora

is Be

rtoldi

, Univ

ersity

of B

rasilia

, Br

asilia

, Braz

il

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

939

Inve

stiga

tion

of Fl

ight P

rofil

es

Suita

ble fo

r Alte

ring-

Inten

sity

Swirl

ing-O

xidize

r-Flow

-Type

Hyb

rid

Rock

etU.

Tomo

aki, T

. Shim

ada,

Japa

n Aero

spac

e Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A), S

agam

ihara,

Ja

pan

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

940

Thro

ttled

Laun

ch-A

ssist

Hybr

id Ro

cket

Moto

r for

an A

irbor

ne

Nano

Sat L

aunc

h Pla

tform

S. W

hitmo

re, S

. Merk

ley, S

. Walk

er, Z.

Sp

urrier

, Utah

Stat

e Univ

ersity

, Log

an, U

T

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

941

Conc

ept a

nd D

esign

of th

e Hyb

rid

Test-

moto

r for

Dev

elopm

ent o

f a

Prop

ulsive

Dec

elera

tor o

f SAR

A Re

-ent

ry Ca

psule

A. An

drian

ov, O

. Shy

nkare

nko,

A. Eli

as

de M

orais

Berto

ldi, M

. Nas

cimen

to Dia

s Ba

rcelos

Junio

r, Univ

ersity

of B

rasilia

, Br

asilia

, Braz

il; C.

Albert

o Gurg

el Ve

ras,

Braz

ilian S

pace

Agen

cy (A

EB),

Bras

ilia,

Braz

il

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

942

Struc

tura

l Per

form

ance

of La

rge

Scale

Par

affin

Wax

Bas

ed Fu

el Gr

ains

K. Ve

ale, M

. Broo

ks, J

. Pito

t, Un

iversi

ty of

KwaZ

ulu-Na

tal, D

urban

, Sou

th Afr

ica

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1570

-HSA

BP-3

Desig

n an

d Dev

elopm

ent o

f Inn

ovat

ive H

igh-S

peed

Air

Brea

thing

Syste

mLa

ke G

eorg

e ACh

aired

by: D

. MUS

IELAK

, Univ

ersity

of Te

xas a

t Arlin

gton a

nd J.

FULTO

N09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-394

3Pr

opuls

ion Ef

ficien

cy Co

nside

ratio

ns

for C

ombin

ed Cy

cle P

ropu

lsion

Sy

stems

J. Bo

ssard,

BSR

D, LL

C, Hu

ntsvil

le, AL

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

944

Influ

ence

Facto

r Ana

lysis

of

Perfo

rman

ce P

aram

eter f

or a

Strut

/Cav

ity Su

perso

nic Co

mbus

tor

C. Zh

ang,

J. Ch

ang,

W. S

hi, W

. Bao

, Ha

rbin I

nstitu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Ha

rbin,

China

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

945

Nume

rical

Inve

stiga

tion

of

the I

njecti

on Sc

heme

for O

ne

Recta

ngula

r RBC

C Eng

ine at

Sc

ramj

et-Mo

deS.

Zhan

g, J.

Li, F.

Qin,

X. W

ei, J.

Ye,

X. Ta

ng, N

orthw

ester

n Poly

techn

ical

Unive

rsity,

Xi’a

n, Ch

ina

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

946

3D Fl

ow Vi

suali

zatio

n an

d Ge

ometr

y Opt

imiza

tion

of Ca

vity

base

d Scra

mjet

Comb

usto

rs us

ing

k-ω

Mod

elS.

Man

i, V. S

anal

Kuma

r, Kum

aragu

ru Co

llege

of Te

chno

logy,

Coim

bator

e, Ind

ia

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

947

Passi

ve O

ptica

l Com

busti

on Se

nsor

s fo

r Scra

mjet

Engin

e Con

trol

D. M

icka,

D. Kn

aus,

Creare

, LLC

, Han

over,

NH

; J. T

emme

, J. D

risco

ll, Un

iversi

ty of

Mich

igan,

Ann A

rbor, A

nn Ar

bor, M

I

55

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

15

71-IT

AR-1

Air B

reat

hing P

ropu

lsion

Syste

ms: N

ozzle

s and

Diff

user

s Or

lando

VI

Chair

ed by

: P. S

MITH

, The

Boe

ing Co

mpan

y10

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-394

8Sw

irl M

easu

reme

nts a

t the

Exit

of a

Serp

entin

e Diff

user

C. Ne

ssler,

W. C

open

have

r, M. L

ist,

Air Fo

rce Re

searc

h Lab

orator

y, W

right-

Patte

rson A

FB, O

H

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

949

Aero

acou

stic V

alida

tion

of a

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for a

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tang

ular

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scher,

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pectr

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ergies

, LLC

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ver C

reek,

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. Visw

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val R

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ashin

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. Kiel

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orce R

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borat

ory,

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ht-Pa

tterso

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, OH;

M. B

erry,

A. Ma

gstad

t, Sy

racus

e Univ

ersity

, Syra

cuse

, NY

; et a

l.

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

950

Aero

acou

stic E

xper

imen

ts on

Su

perso

nic M

ulti-a

pertu

re N

ozzle

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Mags

tadt,

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erry,

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ea, M

. Gla

user,

Syra

cuse

Univ

ersity

, Syra

cuse

, NY;

C. Ru

scher,

S. G

ogine

ni, S

pectr

al En

ergies

, LLC

, Day

ton, O

H; et

al.

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1572

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acec

raft

Prop

ulsion

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ms I

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ge F

Chair

ed by

: P. A

LLIOT

, Sne

cma S

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d H. K

AGAW

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XA09

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e Int

egra

tion

and T

estin

g of

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pulsi

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stems

for t

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ssion

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rdiff,

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nter, G

reenb

elt, M

D

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hrs

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015-3

952

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scussi

on of

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halle

nges

of

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earch

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. Nufe

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ndula

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omas

ic, N

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ter, C

ape C

anav

eral, F

L

1000

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015-3

953

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ice Li

fe Ex

tensio

n of

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ment

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e Boe

ing

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any,

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X; S

. Kuz

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aevic

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pace

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cow,

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a; V.

Spen

cer, N

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on S

pace

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r, Ho

uston

, TX

1030

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015-3

954

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Pro

pulsi

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b-Sy

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spec

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erH.

Trinh

, NAS

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hall S

pace

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t Ce

nter, H

untsv

ille, A

L

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

955

Lesso

ns fr

om th

e AEH

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opell

ant M

aneu

ver A

noma

ly wi

th R

ecur

ring T

heme

sM.

Mue

ller, T

he Ae

rospa

ce Co

rporat

ion, E

l Se

gund

o, CA

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1573

-LP-1

1 09

00 -

1200

hrs

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pulsi

on H

istor

y: Le

ssons

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ned f

rom

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eled P

rogr

ams

Lake

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Chair

ed by

: K. P

UGMI

RE, S

pincra

ft an

d B. A

USTIN

, IN

Spac

e LLC

Propu

lsion e

lemen

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te as

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ogram

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script

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d disc

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ros/c

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terac

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orum,

mod

erator

with

topic

pres

enter

s.

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rator:

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Dum

bach

er, Pu

rdue U

nivers

ity

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e Lim

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y Dan

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mbac

her, P

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ark Fi

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Sch

afer C

orp.

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echn

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plica

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of Pr

ogram

matic

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cision

s” by

Mary

Beth

Koelb

l (pre

senti

ng) a

nd

Kathe

rine V

an H

oose

r, NAS

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C

RS-8

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ntam

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ystem

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eriva

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” by

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. Aero

jet Ro

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by S

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ation

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oint

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emic/

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ight T

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ic Be

snard

, CS

U

ISS El

ectro

ther

mal E

ngine

“Sup

pleme

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eboo

st Sy

stem”

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fing,

T Ken

t Pu

gmire

56

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1574

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clear

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mal P

ropu

lsion

: Miss

ions,

Vehic

les an

d Arch

itectu

res

Lake

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a ACh

aired

by: S

. BOR

OWSK

I, NA

SA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter a

nd G

. WILL

IAMS,

Ohio

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pace

Insti

tute

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

956

Deter

minin

g Mar

s Miss

ion N

TP

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st Siz

e and

Arch

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pact

for M

ission

Opt

ions

C. Jo

yner,

D. L

evac

k, J.

Crowl

ey, A

erojet

Ro

cketd

yne,

Sacra

mento

, CA

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

957

Cryo

genic

Fluid

Man

agem

ent

Tech

nolog

y Dev

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ent f

or

Nucle

ar Th

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pulsi

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Taylo

r, NAS

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pace

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untsv

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L; J.

Caffr

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regon

St

ate U

nivers

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orvall

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R; A.

Heda

yat,

J. St

ephe

ns, R

. Pols

grove

, NAS

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hall

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e Flig

ht Ce

nter, H

untsv

ille, A

L

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

958

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uclea

r The

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- A Co

ncep

tual

High

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form

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Ea

rth-to

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opuls

ion Sy

stem

J. Bu

ckne

ll, Se

lf, Ro

yal O

ak, M

I

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1575

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7 09

00 -

0930

hrs

Netw

orkin

g Cof

fee B

reak

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sition

Hall

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1576

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anes

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s & Te

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logy

0900

hrs

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015-3

959

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lation

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nd A

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ulsion

and A

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ics

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shop

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rato

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Bab

cock

, M. M

ani, T

he B

oeing

Co

mpan

y, Ha

zelw

ood,

MO

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

960

CFD

Simula

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of Se

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Gea,

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any,

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ach,

CA

1000

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015-3

961

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shop

N. D

omel,

Lock

heed

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in Ae

ronau

tics

Comp

any,

Fort

Worth

, TX

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

962

Grid

Topo

logy S

tudy

of th

e S-d

uct

Inlet

with

Vorte

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nera

tors

A. Ba

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de Je

sus,

L. Tra

pp, D

. Abre

u, A.

Lomb

ardi, L

. Tob

aldini

, Emb

raer S

.A, S

ão

José

dos C

ampo

s, SP

, Braz

il

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

963

Simula

tion

of an

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ct In

let U

sing

the L

attic

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ltzma

nn M

ethod

S. N

oeltin

g, S.

Gau

tier, M

. Wes

sels,

Exa

GmbH

, Stut

tgart,

Germ

any;

I. Go

nzale

z, Eu

roxa,

Paris

, Fran

ce

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

964

Comp

utat

ional

and E

xper

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tal

Resu

lts fo

r Flow

s in

a Diff

using

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rol D

evice

sA.

Delot

, ONE

RA, M

eudo

n, Fra

nce;

R. Sc

harnh

orst,

The B

oeing

Comp

any,

Haze

lwoo

d, MO

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1577

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5Mo

delin

g of C

ombu

stion

Dyn

amics

, Ins

tabil

ities a

nd N

oise I

Lake

Louis

eCh

aired

by: C

. CAD

OU, U

nivers

ity of

Mary

land

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

965

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rical

Simula

tions

of Sc

reec

hE.

Gonz

alez,

Comb

ustio

n Scie

nce a

nd

Engin

eerin

g, Inc

., Co

lumbia

, MD

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

966

A co

mplex

Netw

ork

Appr

oach

to

Inve

stiga

te Co

mbus

tion

Dyna

mics

M. M

uruge

san,

R. Su

jith, I

ndian

Insti

tute

of Te

chno

logy M

adras

, Che

nnai,

India

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

967

Inter

mitte

ncy i

n Co

mbus

tion

dyna

mics

M. M

uruge

san,

R. Su

jith, I

ndian

Insti

tute

of Te

chno

logy M

adras

, Che

nnai,

India

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

968

Larg

e Edd

y Sim

ulatio

n of

Self-

Excit

ed Co

mbus

tion

Dyna

mics

in a

Bluf

f-Bod

y Com

busto

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Ma, W

. Pros

cia, P

ratt &

Whit

ney,

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Hartf

ord, C

T; V.

Ivano

v, F.

Monta

nari,

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S, In

c., Le

bano

n, NH

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

969

Multif

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l Cha

racte

rizat

ion of

Co

mbus

tion

Dyna

mics

V. Un

ni, R.

Suji

th, In

dian I

nstitu

te of

Tech

nolog

y Mad

ras, C

henn

ai, In

dia

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

970

Dire

ct Sim

ulatio

n of

the I

nsta

bility

of

the P

ilot F

lame i

n a T

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mbus

tor

Y. Ob

ikane

, Nag

aoka

Univ

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of

Tech

nolog

y, Na

gaok

a, Ja

pan;

K. Lo

chin,

Mo

ngoli

a Univ

ersity

of S

cienc

e and

Te

chno

logy,

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baata

r, Mon

golia

57

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1578

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6Pr

opell

ants

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rgini

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aired

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. CHE

HROU

DI, E

urope

an Re

searc

h Cou

ncil (

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. MUR

PHY,

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erosp

ace C

orpora

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0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

971

Mater

ial Co

mpat

ibility

and

Aging

Testi

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-Bas

ed

Mono

prop

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Gawo

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igital

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d Stat

e Prop

ulsion

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o, NV

; J. M

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g, Nia

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Falls,

NY;

T. Ma

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, M. M

cPhe

rson,

S.

Willi

ams,

Digita

l Soli

d Stat

e Prop

ulsion

, LLC

, Ren

o, NV

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

972

Multi-

Injec

tor I

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ing Je

t Stu

dies

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y for

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Cont

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or

Cata

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cles

T. Co

nnell

, G. R

isha,

R. Ye

tter,

Penn

sylva

nia S

tate U

nivers

ity, S

tate

Colle

ge, P

A; B.

Nata

n, Te

chnio

n--Isr

ael

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Ha

ifa, I

srael

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

973

Aging

Effe

cts of

Comp

osite

AP/

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Pro

pella

nts C

onta

ining

Nan

o-Siz

ed A

dditiv

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et, A.

Dem

ko, C

. Dilli

er, E.

Pe

terse

n, Te

xas A

&M U

nivers

ity, C

olleg

e St

ation

, TX

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1579

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3So

lid R

ocke

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or Co

mbus

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and I

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ke Co

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d ACh

aired

by: J

. SPU

RLIN

G, N

aval

Air W

arfare

Cente

r Wea

pons

Divi

sion a

nd E.

CAVA

LLINI

, Univ

ersity

of Ro

ma “L

a Sap

ienza

”09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

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4Vo

rtex-

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d Gen

erat

ion an

d Th

rust

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adine

ss in

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inocy

l So

lid R

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t Mot

orA.

Di Ma

scio,

Centr

o Naz

ionale

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Ric

erche

, Rom

e, Ita

ly; E.

Cava

llini, B

. Fa

vini, U

nivers

ity of

Rome

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apien

za”,

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, Ital

y; A.

Neri,

ESA,

Rome

, Ital

y

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

975

Q1D

Mode

lling o

f Vor

tex-D

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Pr

essu

re O

scilla

tions

in A

ft-Fin

ocyl

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Cava

llini, B

. Fav

ini, U

nivers

ity of

Rome

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a Sap

ienza

”, Ro

me, I

taly;

A. Ne

ri, ES

A, Ro

me, I

taly

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

976

Using

a Se

mi-In

finite

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Meas

ure P

ressu

re O

scilla

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in

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ket M

otor

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aval

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arfare

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r, Ch

ina La

ke, C

A

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

977

Expe

rimen

tal S

tudy

on Co

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of A

luminu

m in

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osite

Pr

opell

ant

X. Li

u, P.

Liu, B

. Jin,

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hwes

tern

Polyt

echn

ical U

nivers

ity, X

i’an,

China

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1580

-ST-2

Spac

e Tra

nspo

rtatio

n II

Lake

Geo

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Chair

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: M. S

IR, Ae

rospa

ce Co

rp (C

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0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

978

Mode

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herm

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l No

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pher

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T. Pis

kin, S

. Eyi,

Midd

le Ea

st Te

chnic

al Un

iversi

ty, An

kara,

Turke

y

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

979

Asse

ssmen

t of A

eros

pike N

ozzle

for

Single

-Sta

ge to

Orb

it Fli

ght

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sh, T

. Moe

ller, U

nivers

ity of

Tenn

esse

e Sp

ace I

nstitu

te, Tu

llaho

ma, T

N

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

980

Conc

eptu

al De

sign

of a

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Ru

nway

base

d Spa

ce La

unch

Sy

stem

A. Re

ngan

athan

, D. M

avris

, Geo

rgia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Atl

anta,

GA

58

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1581

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Ther

mal S

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ions a

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nts I

Lake

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n A

Chair

ed by

: C. T

ARAU

, Adv

ance

d Coo

ling T

echn

ologie

s and

M. C

HOI,

NASA

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ard S

pace

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t Cen

ter09

00 hr

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A-201

5-398

1Th

erma

l Per

form

ance

Comp

ariso

n Be

twee

n Wa

ter-C

oppe

r and

Wat

er-

Stainl

ess S

teel H

eat P

ipes

D. S

ilva,

E. Ma

rcelin

o, R.

Riehl,

Nati

onal

Institu

te for

Spa

ce Re

searc

h (IN

PE),

São

José

dos C

ampo

s, Br

azil

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

982

Water

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nium

Heat

Pipe

s for

Sp

acec

raft

Fissio

n Po

wer

W. An

derso

n, R.

Hay,

Adva

nced

Cooli

ng

Tech

nolog

ies, I

nc.,

Lanc

aster

, PA

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

983

Optim

ized H

eat P

ipe B

acku

p Co

oling

Syste

m Te

sted w

ith a

Stirli

ng Co

nver

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C. Sc

hwen

dema

n, C.

Tarau

, Adv

ance

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Tech

nolog

ies, I

nc.,

Lanc

aster

, PA;

N. S

chife

r, NAS

A Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Cle

velan

d, OH

; W. A

nders

on, A

dvan

ced

Cooli

ng Te

chno

logies

, Inc

., La

ncas

ter, P

A

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

984

Para

ffin

Phas

e Cha

nge M

ater

ial fo

r Ma

intain

ing Te

mper

atur

e Sta

bility

of

IceC

ube T

ype o

f Cub

eSat

s in

LEO

M. Ch

oi, N

ASA G

odda

rd Sp

ace F

light

Cente

r, Gree

nbelt

, MD

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

985

Low-

Cost

Radia

tor f

or Fi

ssion

Pow

er

Ther

mal C

ontro

lC.

Tarau

, T. M

axwe

ll, W.

Ande

rson,

Adva

nced

Cooli

ng Te

chno

logies

, Inc

., La

ncas

ter, P

A

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

986

Optim

ized U

nder

grad

uate

Ther

mal

Analy

sis of

Cube

Satel

lites

R. Ol

iver, U

.S. M

ilitary

Acad

emy,

West

Point

, NY;

B. Cr

awfor

d, Qu

innipi

ac,

Hamd

en, C

T; G.

Burr

ow, U

.S. M

ilitary

Ac

adem

y, We

st Po

int, N

Y

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1582

-F360

-3

0930

- 12

00 h

rsEv

olutio

n of

our N

ation

al Gr

ound

Test

Capa

bility

Orlan

do IV

As bu

dgets

conti

nue t

o tigh

ten, g

round

test

infras

tructu

re is

a com

mon a

rea to

look

for s

aving

s. Th

is se

ssion

aims

to ex

plore

how

organ

izatio

ns ba

lance

opera

tion a

nd m

ainten

ance

of te

st fac

ilities

again

st bu

dget

reality

to ac

comp

lish th

eir m

ission

s. Ke

y que

stion

s tha

t will

be

explo

red in

clude

: Wha

t are

the pr

imary

facto

rs an

d metr

ics in

fluen

cing s

ustai

nabil

ity of

grou

nd te

st inf

rastru

cture?

Is th

ere a

gene

ral te

nden

cy fo

r prog

rams t

o trea

t fac

ilities

as co

mmod

ities,

and h

ow do

es th

is im

pact

our a

bility

to re

tain n

ation

al as

sets?

How

is ou

r matu

ring

comp

utatio

nal c

apab

ility i

nflue

ncing

testi

ng?

It ha

s lon

g bee

n the

expe

ctatio

n tha

t com

putat

ional

analy

sis m

ight r

eplac

e tes

t; are

we o

n the

verge

of se

eing t

his go

al rea

lized

or ar

e we r

each

ing a

co-de

pend

ent s

teady

state

betw

een t

est a

nd co

mputa

tions

? Ha

s the

indu

stry’s

tec

hnica

l risk

postu

re ch

ange

d as a

resu

lt of fl

at to

shrin

king b

udge

ts an

d the

pres

ent b

alanc

e betw

een c

ompu

tation

s and

test?

Mode

rator:

Dav

e Sch

uster

, NAS

A Lan

gley R

esea

rch Ce

nter

Pa

nelist

s:

Roge

r Sim

pson

NASA

Sten

nis S

pace

Fligh

t Cen

terMi

chae

l Mas

taler

NASA

Hea

dqua

rters

Doug

Gar

rard

Aeros

pace

Testi

ng Al

lianc

eMi

chae

l Hor

ton

CUBR

CMi

chae

l McW

ithey

Lock

heed

Mart

in Co

rporat

ion

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1583

-NW-

8 12

00 -

1300

hrs

Box

Lunc

h wi

th th

e Exh

ibito

rsEx

posit

ion H

all

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1584

-PLN

RY-4

13

00 -

1430

hrs

Tech

nolog

y Dev

elopm

ent a

nd Tr

ends

in P

ropu

lsion

and E

nerg

y Pan

elOr

ange

D

Pane

lists w

ill dis

cuss

the m

ajor t

echn

ology

chall

enge

s and

oppo

rtunit

ies th

at wi

ll sha

pe th

e futu

re of

propu

lsion a

nd en

ergy,

and h

ow th

ose c

halle

nges

and o

pport

unitie

s sho

uld be

addre

ssed.

Mode

rator:

Grah

am W

arwick

, Man

aging

Edito

r, Tec

hnolo

gy, A

viatio

n Wee

k & S

pace

Tech

nolog

y

Pane

lists:

Jean

Bot

tiCh

ief Te

chnic

al Of

ficer

Airbu

s Grou

pTo

m Wi

lliams

Direc

tor Pr

opuls

ion S

ystem

s Dep

artme

nt, M

arsha

ll Spa

ce Fl

ight

Cente

r

Neil G

arrig

anEx

ecuti

ve M

ange

r, Ene

rgy S

ystem

s and

Tech

nolog

y, GE

Aviat

ionDo

ug Ju

ulMa

nger,

Sys

tems a

nd Te

chno

logy,

GE Av

iation

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1585

-NW-

9 14

00 -

1430

hrs

Ice Cr

eam

Netw

orkin

g Bre

akEx

posit

ion H

all

59

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1586

-AEC

-1Ad

vanc

ed En

gine C

ontro

ls &

Intel

ligen

t Sys

tems

Lake

Conc

ord B

Chair

ed by

: A. B

EHBA

HANI

, Air F

orce R

esea

rch La

borat

ory an

d R. M

ILLAR

, Nav

al Po

stgrad

uate

Scho

ol14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-398

7In

vesti

gatio

n of

Asy

mmetr

ic Th

rust

Detec

tion

with

Dem

onstr

ation

in a

Real-

Time S

imula

tion

Testb

edA.

Chica

telli,

A. Rin

ehart

, Van

tage

Partn

ers, L

LC, B

rook P

ark, O

H; D

. Sim

on,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH

; T. S

owers

, Van

tage P

artne

rs, LL

C, Br

ook P

ark, O

H

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

988

Redu

ced O

rder

Mod

eling

of

Comp

ressi

ble Fl

ows w

ith U

nstea

dy

Norm

al Sh

ock

Motio

nC.

Marle

y, K.

Durai

samy

, J. D

risco

ll, Un

iversi

ty of

Mich

igan,

Ann A

rbor, A

nn

Arbor,

MI

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

989

Demo

nstra

tion

of Sm

art,

High

-Temp

erat

ure P

ressu

re

Sens

ors i

n an

Engin

e Har

sh

Envir

onme

ntDe

mons

tratio

n of

Sm

art,

High

-Temp

erat

ure P

ressu

re

Sens

ors i

n an

Engin

e Har

sh

Envir

onme

ntM.

Usre

y, B.

Know

les, A

. Bran

d, K.

Harsh

, Sp

orian

Micr

osys

tems,

Inc.,

Lafay

ette,

CO; A

. Beh

baha

ni, Ai

r Forc

e Res

earch

La

borat

ory, W

right-

Patte

rson A

FB, O

H

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

990

Fram

ewor

k fo

r Dist

ribut

ed En

gine

Cont

rol S

ystem

for S

ample

d-da

ta

Syste

ms w

ith U

ncer

tain

Time-

vary

ing Sa

mplin

g Int

erva

ls an

d De

lays w

ith St

ate E

stima

tions

R. Ye

dava

lli, O

hio S

tate U

nivers

ity,

Colum

bus,

OH; S

. Zein

-Saba

tto, T

enne

ssee

State

Univ

ersity

, Nas

hville

, TN;

A.

Behb

ahan

i, Air F

orce R

esea

rch La

borat

ory,

Wrig

ht-Pa

tterso

n AFB

, OH

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

991

Enha

nced

Engin

e Per

form

ance

Du

ring E

merg

ency

Ope

ratio

n Us

ing

a Mod

el-Ba

sed E

ngine

Cont

rol

Arch

itectu

reJ.

Csan

k, J.

Conn

olly,

NASA

Glen

n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

992

HMS D

evelo

pmen

ts fo

r the

Roc

ket

Engin

e Dem

onstr

ator

Mas

cotte

A. Ian

netti,

S. P

alerm

, Fren

ch S

pace

Ag

ency

(CNE

S), P

aris,

Franc

e; J.

Marza

t, H.

Piet-

Laha

nier, G

. Ordo

nnea

u, ON

ERA,

Palai

seau

, Fran

ce

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1587

-APC

-2Ad

vanc

ed P

ropu

lsion

Conc

epts

Lake

Non

a BCh

aired

by: A

. REIS

Z, Re

isz En

ginee

rs an

d J. R

OBIN

SON,

Retire

d f/B

oeing

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

993

Film-

Evap

orat

ion M

EMS T

unab

le Ar

ray f

or Lo

w-Ma

ss Sm

allSa

t Pr

opuls

ion: D

esign

Impr

ovem

ents

and T

hrus

t Cha

racte

rizat

ionA.

Cofer

, W. O

’Neil

l, S. H

eister

, A.

Alexe

enko

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity, W

est

Lafay

ette,

IN; E

. Card

iff, N

ASA G

odda

rd Sp

ace F

light

Cente

r, Gree

nbelt

, MD

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

994

Possi

ble So

lution

for U

SAF M

ater

iel

Comm

and R

equir

emen

t for

a 75

To

n Pa

yload

.8 M

ach

Cruis

e Glob

al Fr

eight

er w

ith U

n-re

fuele

d Rou

nd

the W

orld

Rang

eR.

John

ston,

KGRS

, Inc

., As

hland

, KY

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

995

Aero

spac

e Veh

icle P

ropu

lsion

Sy

stem

Utiliz

ing En

close

d Vor

tex

Pres

sure

Gra

dient

sV.

Howa

rd, N

orthw

est A

erosp

ace S

ystem

s, Kla

math

Falls,

OR

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

996

Shoc

ked F

low Io

nizat

ion: a

n Ex

perim

enta

l Stu

dyP.

Vorob

ieff,

Unive

rsity

of Ne

w Me

xico,

Albuq

uerqu

e, Alb

uque

rque,

NM; C

. Da

vidso

n, Da

rk Se

a Ind

ustrie

s, LLC

, Alb

uque

rque,

NM

1630

hrs

Oral

Prese

ntatio

nMe

tal/N

2O P

owde

r Roc

ket

Engin

e-a N

ew Co

ncep

t for

Co

ntro

lled T

hrus

tZ.

Deng

, C. H

u, No

rthwe

stern

Polyt

echn

ical

Unive

rsity,

Xi’a

n, Ch

ina

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1588

-ECD-

3 14

30 -

1800

hrs

Dual

Use T

echn

ology

: Cha

lleng

es an

d Opp

ortu

nities

Lake

Eola

Dual-

use t

echn

ology

is a

term

that g

enera

lly is

cons

idered

appli

cable

to bo

th mi

litary

and c

ivilia

n use

. For

this p

anel

thoug

h, we

are b

roade

ning t

he de

finitio

n of d

ual u

se an

d will

be ex

plorin

g the

chall

enge

s and

oppo

rtunit

ies of

apply

ing te

chno

logies

acros

s diffe

rent m

arkets

, wh

ether

aeros

pace

or te

rrestr

ial, m

ilitary

or co

mmerc

ial. T

he pa

nel w

ill co

nside

r: Ho

w ca

n you

take

a tec

hnolo

gy th

at is

succe

ssful

in on

e mark

et an

d mak

e the

leap

to an

other

marke

t? W

hat d

oes i

t tak

e to s

ucce

ssfull

y spin

off a

spac

e or m

ilitary

tech

nolog

y to a

comm

ercial

ap

plica

tion?

Or h

ow do

you s

pin-in

a tec

hnolo

gy?

Pane

lists f

rom go

vernm

ent a

nd in

dustr

y will

provid

e cas

e stud

ies of

tech

nolog

ies th

at ha

ve be

en ap

plied

to di

fferen

t mark

ets, p

rovidi

ng in

sights

into

what

works

and h

ow to

be su

ccessf

ul. W

e will

then o

pen t

he flo

or to

ques

tions

an

d disc

ussio

n with

the a

udien

ce.

Mode

rators

: Edw

ard Le

wand

owsk

i (NA

SA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter)

and T

homa

s Sutl

iff (N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter)

Pa

nelist

s:

Terry

Hen

drick

s, Ph

.D.,

P.E.

MMRT

G Py

rosho

ck Pr

oject

Mana

ger, N

ASA J

et Pro

pulsio

n La

borat

ory

Dann

y Mick

a, Ph

.D.

Engin

eer, C

reare

Mich

ael P

iszcz

orDe

puty

Chief

, Pho

tovolt

aic an

d Elec

troch

emica

l Sys

tems B

ranch

, NA

SA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter

Larry

Trag

erDir

ector

, Adv

ance

d Pow

er Sy

stems

, Aero

jet Ro

cketd

yne

60

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1589

-ED-2

/EE-4

Syste

ms-Le

vel A

nalys

is fo

r Ene

rgy E

fficie

ncy a

nd R

enew

able

Ener

gy /

Elec

trica

l Com

pone

nts

Lake

Dow

n B

Chair

ed by

: S. D

UNCA

N, Ae

rospa

ce S

ystem

s Des

ign La

borat

ory, G

eorgi

a Tec

h and

J. D

OMEN

ECH

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

997

A Sy

stems

Engin

eerin

g App

roac

h to

Sit

e Sele

ction

and a

n Op

timiza

tion

Mode

l for

Susta

inable

Har

vesti

ng

of El

ectri

city f

rom

Shall

ow W

ater

Tid

al Cu

rrent

sJ.

Dome

nech

, T. E

velei

gh, G

eorge

Wa

shing

ton U

nivers

ity, W

ashin

gton,

DC

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

998

Mode

ling a

nd Si

mulat

ion-b

ased

An

alysis

for L

arge

Scale

Camp

us

Chille

d Wat

er N

etwor

ksM.

Balc

hano

s, J.

Kim, S

. Dun

can,

D.

Mavri

s, Ge

orgia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Atl

anta,

GA

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-3

999

Mode

l-bas

ed A

nalys

is of

the I

mpac

t of

Add

ing Ch

illed W

ater

Ther

mal

Stora

ge to

a Di

strict

Cooli

ng Sy

stem

M. Ja

laled

dine,

S. D

unca

n, D.

Mav

ris,

Georg

ia Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Atlan

ta,

GA

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

000

Tech

nique

s Utili

zing M

eter D

ata t

o Ac

hieve

Ener

gy Sa

vings

in D

istric

t Co

oling

Syste

m Op

erat

ions

L. Zh

ang,

S. D

unca

n, S.

Oh,

D. M

avris

, Ge

orgia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Atl

anta,

GA

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

001

On B

oard

Ener

gy M

anag

emen

t An

alysis

Tool

V. de

Fruto

s, Air

bus,

Getaf

e, Sp

ain; C

. An

teque

ra, M

. Spro

esse

r, Airb

us, T

oulou

se,

Franc

e; F.

Alcán

tara,

L. Mo

rant,

Airbu

s, Ge

tafe,

Spain

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

002

Volta

ge-M

ode S

olar I

nver

ter w

ith

Activ

e Pow

er Fa

ctor C

orre

ction

K. Sir

i, The

Aeros

pace

Corpo

ration

, El

Segu

ndo,

CA

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

003

Unifo

rm Ti

me D

ivisio

n of

Max

imum

Po

wer T

rack

ing am

ong D

istrib

uted

Po

wer S

ource

sK.

Siri, T

he Ae

rospa

ce Co

rporat

ion,

Torra

nce,

CA

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1590

-EP-7

Hall M

odeli

ng an

d Cat

hode

sLa

ke M

izell A

Chair

ed by

: C. M

ULLIN

S an

d D. M

ANZE

LLA, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

004

Inve

stiga

tion

Of Th

e Ion

Tran

sit

Time I

nsta

bility

In A

Hall

Thru

ster

Comb

ining

Time

-Res

olved

LIF

Spec

trosco

py A

nd A

nalyt

ical

Calcu

lation

sJ.

Vaud

olon,

S. M

azou

ffre,

Natio

nal C

enter

for

Scie

ntific

Rese

arch (

CNRS

), Or

léans

, Fra

nce

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

006

Plasm

a Per

turb

ation

s in

High

-Sp

eed P

robin

g of H

all Th

ruste

r Di

schar

ge Ch

ambe

rs: Q

uant

ifica

tion

and M

itigat

ionB.

Jorns

, D. G

oebe

l, R. H

ofer, J

et Pro

pulsio

n Lab

orator

y, Ca

liforni

a Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Pasa

dena

, CA

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

008

Nume

rical

Simula

tions

of th

e XR-

5 Ha

ll Thr

uster

For T

he A

ssessm

ent

Of Er

osion

Rat

es A

t Diff

eren

t Op

erat

ing Co

nditio

nsA.

Lope

z Orte

ga, B

. Jorn

s, I.

Mike

llides

, R.

Hofer

, Jet

Propu

lsion L

abora

tory,

Califo

rnia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Pa

sade

na, C

A

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

007

Optim

izatio

n Of

Mag

netic

Field

To

polog

y And

Ano

de G

eome

try Fo

r A

Wall-

Less

Hall t

hrus

terS.

Maz

ouffr

e, J.

Vaud

olon,

S. Ts

ikata,

Na

tiona

l Cen

ter fo

r Scie

ntific

Rese

arch

(CNR

S), O

rléan

s, Fra

nce;

C. He

naux

, Un

iversi

ty of

Toulo

use,

Toulo

use,

Franc

e; D.

Harr

ibey,

Natio

nal C

enter

for S

cienti

fic

Rese

arch (

CNRS

), Or

léans

, Fran

ce; A

. Ro

ssi, U

nivers

ity of

Toulo

use,

Toulo

use,

Franc

e; et

al.

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

005

Non-

Inva

sive H

all Cu

rrent

Di

stribu

tion

Meas

urem

ent i

n a H

all

Effe

ct Th

ruste

rC.

Mullin

s, R.

Martin

ez, J

. Willi

ams,

Color

ado S

tate U

nivers

ity, F

ort Co

llins,

CO;

C. Fa

rnell,

C. Fa

rnell,

Plasm

a Con

trols,

LLC

, Fort

Collin

s, CO

; D. L

iu, Ai

r Forc

e Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Wrig

ht-Pa

tterso

n AF

B, O

H; et

al.

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

009

Hollo

w Ca

thod

es fo

r Elec

tric

Prop

ulsion

Utili

zing S

cand

ate

Cath

odes

W. O

hling

er, S

elf, B

abso

n Park

, FL;

B.

Vanc

il, eB

eam,

Inc.,

Bea

verto

n, OR

; J.

Polk,

Jet P

ropuls

ion La

borat

ory, C

alifor

nia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Pa

sade

na, C

A; V.

Schm

idt, J

. Lorr

, eBe

am, I

nc.,

Beav

erton

, OR

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

010

Nove

l Micr

owav

e-Th

ermi

onic

Hollo

w Ca

thod

e Ign

ition

Meth

ods

C. Wo

rding

ham,

P. Ta

unay

, E. C

houe

iri,

Princ

eton U

nivers

ity, P

rince

ton, N

J

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1592

-FFP-

2Fo

ssil-F

uel P

ower

Tech

nolog

ies II

Lake

Dow

n A

Chair

ed by

: B. K

HAND

ELWA

L, Th

e Univ

ersity

of S

heffie

ld14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-401

2Bl

owou

t Lim

its of

Par

tially

Pr

emixe

d Meth

yl Es

ter an

d Jet-

A Fla

mes

K. W

illing

ham,

R. Pa

rthas

arathy

, S.

Golla

halli,

Univ

ersity

of O

klaho

ma,

Norm

an, N

orman

, OK

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

013

Char

acter

istics

of Sp

ray F

lames

of

Palm

Meth

yl Es

ter/D

iesel

Blen

ds at

an

Injec

tor E

xit Eq

uivale

nce R

atio

of 0

.6M.

Rich

ichi, R

. Part

hasa

rathy

, S. G

ollah

alli,

Unive

rsity

of Ok

lahom

a, No

rman

, No

rman

, OK

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

014

Comp

ariso

n of

Gas

eous

Emiss

ions

betw

een

Jet A

-1 an

d Sev

erely

Hy

dro-

Proc

esse

d Jet

Fuel

from

Conv

entio

nal s

ource

sS.

Roy,

B. Kh

ande

lwal,

Univ

ersity

of

Sheffi

eld, S

heffie

ld, U

nited

King

dom

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

015

Expe

rimen

tal I

nves

tigat

ion O

f Pa

rticle

Dist

ribut

ions I

n Pa

rticle

-La

den

Coax

ial Je

tsJ.

Yoon

, Y. Y

oon,

Seou

l Nati

onal

Unive

rsity,

Seo

ul, Ko

rea (t

he Re

publi

c of)

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

016

Inve

stiga

tion

on U

ltras

onic

Fuel

Vapo

rizait

on an

d Oxy

gen

Enha

nced

Co

mbus

tion

Cycle

sN.

Kuris

ko, J

. Mall

ory, W

ester

n New

En

gland

Univ

ersity

, Spri

ngfie

ld, M

A

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

017

New

Indu

ction

Man

ifold

Desig

ns

for H

igh P

erfo

rman

ce an

d Low

Em

ission

Dies

el En

gine R

unnin

g on

Alter

nativ

e Fue

lsA.

Sade

q, M.

Elge

rgawi

, M. B

assio

ny, S

. Ah

med,

Qatar

Univ

ersity

, Doh

a, Qa

tar

61

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1593

-GTE

-6Co

mbus

tors

Lake

Geo

rge B

Chair

ed by

: K. A

HMED

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

018

Expe

rimen

tal I

nves

tigat

ion on

Fla

me St

abiliz

ation

with

V Gu

tters

for A

fterb

urne

r App

licat

ions

K. Pa

ramma

sivam

, S. S

ubram

anian

, S.

Bask

aran,

S. Ah

amed

, Ann

a Univ

ersity

, Ch

enna

i, Ind

ia; J.

Venk

atesa

n, No

tion

Robo

tics,

Bang

alore,

India

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

019

Deter

mina

tion

of Co

mbus

tion

Stabil

ity M

argin

Usin

g the

Filte

r Di

agon

aliza

tion

Meth

odA.

Dami

ao, J

. Quin

lan, B

. Zinn

, Geo

rgia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Atl

anta,

GA

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

020

Comb

ustio

n LE

S of a

Mult

i-Bur

ner

Annu

lar A

eroe

ngine

Comb

usto

r us

ing a

Skele

tal R

eacti

on

Mech

anism

for J

et-A

Air M

ixtur

esN.

Zette

rvall,

E. Fe

dina,

K. No

rdin-B

ates,

Swed

ish D

efens

e Res

earch

Agen

cy (F

OI),

Stoc

kholm

, Swe

den;

E. He

imda

l Nilss

on,

Lund

Univ

ersity

, Lun

d, Sw

eden

; C. F

ureby

, Sw

edish

Defe

nse R

esea

rch Ag

ency

(FOI

), St

ockh

olm, S

wede

n

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1594

-GTE

-7En

gine D

esign

ILa

ke M

onro

eCh

aired

by: S

. RAG

HAVA

N, U

nivers

ity of

Centr

al Flo

rida

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

021

Thre

e-dim

ensio

nal F

ull A

nnulu

s Un

stead

y RAN

S Sim

ulatio

n of

an

Integ

rated

Pro

pulsi

on Sy

stem

D. G

uega

n, M.

Sch

vallin

ger, F

. Juli

enne

, Sa

fran G

roup,

Moiss

y-Cram

ayel,

Fran

ce; N

. Go

urdain

, Univ

ersity

of To

ulous

e, To

ulous

e, Fra

nce;

M. G

azaix

, ONE

RA, C

hâtill

on,

Franc

e

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

022

High

Byp

ass R

atio

Turb

ofan

Engin

e wi

th A

dditio

nal T

ip-Dr

iving

Fan:

a De

sign

Inno

vatio

nX.

Xin,

G. H

uang

, W. L

u, J.

Wang

, Nan

jing

Unive

rsity

of Ae

ronau

tics a

nd As

trona

utics,

Na

njing

, Chin

a

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

023

A Me

thod

ology

To A

ssess

The

Capa

bility

Of E

ngine

Des

igns T

o Me

et Clo

sed-

Loop

Per

form

ance

And

Op

erab

ility R

equir

emen

tsA.

Zinne

cker,

N&R

Engin

eerin

g, Inc

., Pa

rma H

eights

, OH;

J. Cs

ank,

NASA

Glen

n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

024

Tech

no-e

cono

mic a

nd

Envir

onme

ntal

Risk

Asse

ssmen

t of

a Bl

ende

d Wing

Bod

y with

Di

stribu

ted P

ropu

lsion

C. Go

ldberg

, D. N

alian

da, R

. Sing

h, Cra

nfield

Univ

ersity

, Cran

field,

Unit

ed

Kingd

om

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

025

Comm

on Co

re En

gine D

esign

Usin

g Ba

yesia

n Ne

twor

ks fo

r Des

ign

Unce

rtaint

y Ana

lysis

R. Tre

ubig,

C. Pe

rullo,

D. M

avris

, Geo

rgia

Institu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Atl

anta,

GA

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

026

A Mu

lti-Sta

ge M

ethod

for t

he

Evalu

ation

of th

e Per

form

ance

Im

pact

of M

anuf

actu

ring V

ariat

ions

for S

team

Turb

ines

J. Ya

ng, P

eking

Univ

ersity

, Beij

ing, C

hina;

J. Xio

ng, U

nivers

ity of

Califo

nia, I

rvine

, Irv

ine, C

A; I.

Mcbe

an, A

lstom

, Bad

en,

Switz

erlan

d; F.

Liu, U

nivers

ity of

Califo

nia,

Irvine

, Irvi

ne, C

A; S.

Hav

akec

hian,

Alstom

, Ba

den,

Switz

erlan

d; J.

Luo,

Pekin

g Un

iversi

ty, B

eijing

, Chin

a

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

027

Deve

lopme

nt of

Veloc

ity P

rofil

e Ge

nera

ting S

creen

s for

Gas

Turb

ine

Comp

onen

tsJ.

Tate,

M. M

edina

, D. G

onza

lez, W

. Wa

ng, J

. Kap

at, U

nivers

ity of

Centr

al Flo

rida,

Orlan

do, F

L; J.

Rodri

guez

, Sie

mens

, Orla

ndo,

FL; e

t al.

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1595

-GTE

-8En

gine D

esign

IILa

ke Fl

oren

ceCh

aired

by: D

. FOU

TCH,

The B

oeing

Comp

any

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

028

A Co

mpos

ite Cy

cle En

gine C

once

pt

with

Hec

to-P

ressu

re R

atio

S. Ka

iser, B

auha

us Lu

ftfah

rt e.V

., Mu

nich,

Germ

any;

S. D

onne

rhack

, MTU

Ae

ro En

gines

AG, M

unich

, Germ

any;

A. Lu

ndbla

dh, G

KN Ae

rospa

ce En

gine

Syste

ms, T

rollhä

ttan,

Swed

en

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

029

Asse

ssmen

t of D

istrib

uted

Pr

opuls

ion Sy

stems

Use

d with

Di

ffere

nt A

ircra

ft Co

nfigu

ratio

nsP.

Lask

aridis

, Cran

field

Unive

rsity,

Cra

nfield

, Unit

ed Ki

ngdo

m

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

030

A Pa

rame

tric G

as Tu

rbine

Mod

eling

Ap

proa

ch fo

r Asse

ssing

Tran

sient

Te

chno

logies

in th

e Con

cept

ual

Desig

n Ph

ase

M. O

zcan

, C. P

erullo

, J. T

ai, D

. Mav

ris,

Georg

ia Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Atlan

ta,

GA

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

031

Nonli

near

Dyn

amic

Mode

ling o

f a

Supe

rsonic

Comm

erica

l Tra

nspo

rt Tu

rbo-

Mach

inery

Prop

ulsion

Syste

m fo

r Aer

o-Pr

opuls

o-Se

rvo-

Elasti

city

Rese

rach

J. Co

nnoll

y, G.

Kopa

sakis

, NAS

A Glen

n Re

searc

h Cen

ter, C

levela

nd, O

H; J.

Ca

rlson

, NAS

A Lan

gley R

esea

rch Ce

nter,

Hamp

ton, V

A; K.

Woolw

ine, U

nivers

ity of

Co

lorad

o, Bo

ulder,

Bou

lder, C

O

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

032

Preli

mina

ry D

esign

of a

Gas

Turb

ine to

Driv

e a So

uth

Afric

an

Comm

ercia

l Boo

ster E

ngine

D. Fi

tzgera

ld, G

. Smi

th, M

. Broo

ks,

Unive

rsity

of Kw

aZulu

-Natal

, Durb

an,

South

Afric

a; G.

Sne

dden

, Cou

ncil f

or Sc

ientifi

c and

Indu

strial

Rese

arch,

Durba

n, So

uth Af

rica

62

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1596

-HR-

5De

sign

and D

evelo

pmen

t of N

ovel

Hybr

id Ro

cket

Conc

epts

Lake

Shee

n B

Chair

ed by

: T. S

HIMA

DA, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Explo

ration

Agen

cy an

d Y. C

HEN,

Nati

onal

Spac

e Orga

nizati

on Ta

iwan

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

033

Perfo

rfanc

e Cha

racte

risat

ion of

a H

ybrid

Pro

pulsi

on Sy

stem

for

Cube

sat M

ission

sO.

Ahme

d, Un

iversi

ty of

Surre

y, Gu

ildfor

d, Un

ited K

ingdo

m

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

034

A Su

rvey

of A

dditiv

ely

Manu

factu

red P

rope

llant

Mat

erial

s fo

r Arc-

Ignit

ion of

Hyb

rid R

ocke

tsS.

Whit

more,

Z. S

purrie

r, J. F

uller,

J.

Desa

in, U

tah S

tate U

nivers

ity, L

ogan

, UT

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

035

Testi

ng an

d Eva

luatio

n of

a Do

uble-

Tube

Hyb

rid R

ocke

t Mot

orA.

Pons

Loren

te, N

. Yu,

B. Zh

ao, B

eihan

g Un

iversi

ty, B

eijing

, Chin

a

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

036

Desig

n an

d Tes

ting o

f an

Addit

ively

Manu

factu

red A

dvan

ced H

ybrid

Ro

cket

Moto

r Pro

pulsi

on U

nit fo

r Cu

beSa

ts (P

UC)

B. M

cKnig

ht, J.

Boy

er, P.

Nard

ozzo

, A.

Corto

passi

, Pen

nsylv

ania

State

Univ

ersity

, St

ate Co

llege

, PA

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

037

Study

on a

Plasm

a Jet

Ignit

er fo

r a

Hybr

id Ro

cket

R. Kim

ura, I

. Nak

agaw

a, To

kai U

nivers

ity,

Kana

gawa

, Jap

an

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

038

Testi

ng an

d Mod

eling

of a

Poro

us

Polye

thyle

ne A

xial-I

njecti

on, E

nd-

Burn

ing H

ybrid

Roc

ket M

otor

M. H

itt, R.

Fred

erick

, Univ

ersity

of

Alaba

ma, H

untsv

ille, H

untsv

ille, A

L

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1597

-HR-

6De

velop

ment

and E

valua

tion

of N

ovel

Oxidi

zer a

nd Fu

el Fo

rmula

tions

Lake

High

land B

Chair

ed by

: G. S

TORY

, NAS

A Mars

hall S

pace

Fligh

t Cen

ter an

d J. D

AVITI

AN, T

he Ae

rospa

ce Co

rporat

ion14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-403

9Ma

nufa

cturin

g Pro

cesse

s of

Para

ffin

Grain

s as F

uel f

or H

ybrid

Ro

cket

Engin

esF.

Piscit

elli, G

. Sac

cone

, A. G

ianvit

o, G.

Co

senti

no, L

. Maz

zola,

Itali

an Ae

rospa

ce

Rese

arch C

enter

(CIRA

), Ca

pua,

Italy

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

040

Ther

mal D

ecom

posit

ion of

Aqu

eous

Hy

drox

yl-Am

moniu

m Ni

trate

Solut

ions U

sing a

Hyb

rid P

rope

llant

Ga

s Gen

erat

orS.

Whit

more,

D. M

erkley

, S. W

alker,

Z.

Spurr

ier, U

tah S

tate U

nivers

ity, L

ogan

, UT

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

041

Hybr

id Ro

cket

Enha

ncem

ent b

y Mi

cro- a

nd N

ano-

Scale

Add

itives

in

HTPB

Fuel

Grain

sJ.

Thom

as, E

. Pete

rsen,

Texa

s A&M

Un

iversi

ty, Co

llege

Stat

ion, T

X; J.

Des

ain,

B. B

rady,

The A

erosp

ace C

orpora

tion,

El Se

gund

o, CA

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

042

Para

ffin-

base

d Fue

ls an

d Ene

rgeti

c Ad

ditive

s for

Hyb

rid R

ocke

t Pr

opuls

ionM.

Boio

cchi, F

. Mag

gi, C.

Parav

an, L

. Ga

lfetti,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Mi

lan,

Milan

, Ital

y

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1598

-HR-

7Hy

brid

Rock

ets -

Curre

nt P

rogr

ams O

bjecti

ves a

nd U

pdat

esLa

ke Sh

een

ACh

aired

by: S

. WHI

TMOR

E, Ut

ah S

tate U

nivers

ity an

d A. K

ARAB

EYOG

LU, S

pace

Prop

ulsion

Grou

p Inc

.14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-404

3Mu

ltifun

ction

Soun

ding R

ocke

t Sy

stem

Deve

lopme

nt w

ith

Adva

nced

Hyb

rid P

ropu

lsion

Y. Ch

en, R

. Che

ng, H

. Cha

ng, N

ation

al Sp

ace O

rganiz

ation

, Hsin

chu S

cienc

e Pa

rk, Ta

iwan

; G. L

ai, J.

Lin,

T. Ch

ou,

Natio

nal C

hiao T

ung U

nivers

ity, H

sinch

u, Ta

iwan

; et a

l.

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

044

Hybr

id Ro

cket

Moto

r Ups

calin

g and

De

velop

ment

Test

Camp

aign

at

Namm

o Rau

foss

A. Bo

iron,

O. Ve

rberne

, M. F

aenz

a, B.

Ha

emme

rli, N

ammo

Raufo

ss, Ra

ufoss,

No

rway

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

045

Deve

lopme

nt of

the N

orth

Star

So

undin

g Roc

ket:

Getti

ng re

ady f

or

the fi

rst de

mons

tratio

n La

unch

O. Ve

rberne

, A. B

oiron

, M. F

aenz

a, B.

Ha

emme

rli, N

ammo

Raufo

ss, Ra

ufoss,

No

rway

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

046

Preli

mina

ry D

esign

of a

30kN

Pa

raffi

n-Ba

sed H

ybrid

Roc

ket

Engin

eR.

Votta

, M. D

i Clem

ente,

Itali

an

Aeros

pace

Rese

arch C

enter

(CIRA

), Ca

pua,

Italy

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

047

Fligh

t Tes

t of t

he P

hoen

ix-1A

Hy

brid

Rock

etB.

Gen

eviev

e, J.

Pitot,

M. B

rooks

, S.

Chow

dhury

, K. V

eale,

U. B

almog

im,

Unive

rsity

of Kw

aZulu

-Natal

, Durb

an,

South

Afric

a; et

al.

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

048

Preli

mina

ry D

esign

of th

e Pho

enix-

1B H

ybrid

Roc

ket

U. B

almog

im, M

. Broo

ks, J

. Pito

t, K.

Veale

, L. R

obert

s, B.

Gen

eviev

e, Un

iversi

ty of

KwaZ

ulu-Na

tal, D

urban

, Sou

th Afr

ica

63

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1599

-ITAR

-2Ad

vanc

ed R

ocke

t and

Spac

e Tec

hnolo

gy: P

rope

llant

s, Do

cking

and A

dditiv

e Man

ufac

turin

g Or

lando

VI

Chair

ed by

: P. S

MITH

, Boe

ing14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-404

9Pe

rform

ance

Evalu

ation

of a

Cand

idate

Full-

scale

Dyna

mic

Inter

face

Seal

for t

he In

terna

tiona

l Lo

w Im

pact

Dock

ing Sy

stem

S. Ta

ylor, U

nivers

ity of

Toled

o, To

ledo,

OH; J

. Math

er, U

nivers

ity of

Akron

, Akro

n, OH

; N. P

enne

y, Oh

io Ae

rospa

ce In

stitut

e, Cle

velan

d, OH

; H. O

ravec

, C. D

aniel

s, Un

iversi

ty of

Akron

, Akro

n, OH

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

050

Vapo

r Con

tainm

ent a

nd M

itigat

ion

of M

onom

ethylh

ydra

zine a

nd

Nitro

gen

Tetro

xide

B. Au

stin,

IN S

pace

, LLC

, Wes

t Lafa

yette

, IN

; T. V

osku

ilen,

J. Ga

bl, T.

Pourp

oint,

Purdu

e Univ

ersity

, Wes

t Lafa

yette

, IN

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

254

Enab

ling B

eyon

d Ear

th Ex

plora

tion

with

the S

pace

Laun

ch Sy

stem

B. D

onah

ue, T

he B

oeing

Comp

any,

Hunts

ville,

AL

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

052

Inve

stiga

tion

of a

Dual

Bell N

ozzle

fo

r the

MR-

104G

Mon

opro

pella

nt

Thru

ster o

n th

e Orio

n Ca

psule

S. S

tanley

, M. W

alker,

Aeroj

et Ro

cketd

yne,

Sacra

mento

, CA

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

055

Destr

uctiv

e Rem

oval

of Ca

ndida

te Su

bsca

le Tw

o-Pie

ce Si

licon

e Ela

stome

r Doc

king S

eals

H. O

ravec

, C. D

aniel

s, Un

iversi

ty of

Akron

, Ak

ron, O

H; N

. Pen

ney,

Ohio

Aeros

pace

Ins

titute,

Clev

eland

, OH

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

053

Flame

Stud

ies of

LMP-

103S

De

comp

ositio

n Pr

oduc

tsJ.

Barra

gan,

Unive

rsity

of Te

xas,

El Pa

so,

El Pa

so, T

X

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

054

Cata

lytic

Studie

s of L

MP-1

03S

Deco

mpos

ition

J. Ba

rraga

n, A.

Vazq

uez,

A. Ch

oudh

uri,

Unive

rsity

of Te

xas,

El Pa

so, E

l Pas

o, TX

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1510

0-LP

-12

Gree

n Pr

opuls

ionOr

ange

ECh

aired

by: T

. POU

RPOI

NT, P

urdue

Univ

ersity

and D

. SAR

GENT

, Fed

eral A

viatio

n Adm

inistr

ation

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

056

Test

Benc

h fo

r the

Uns

teady

Ch

arac

teriza

tion

of a

Pulse

d Gre

en

Mono

prop

ellan

t Thr

uster

G. Pa

ce, A

. Pas

ini, L

. Torr

e, Alt

a S.p.

A.,

Pisa,

Italy

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

057

Pulse

Mod

e Ope

ratio

n of

a 1

N 98

% Hy

drog

en P

erox

ide Th

ruste

rL.

Torre

, A. P

asini

, G. P

ace,

Alta S

.p.A.,

Pis

a, Ita

ly

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

058

PulCh

eR-P

ulsed

Chem

ical R

ocke

t wi

th G

reen

High

Per

form

ance

Pr

opell

ants:

Seco

nd Ye

ar P

rojec

t Ov

ervie

wA.

Pasin

i, L. T

orre,

G. Pa

ce, A

lta S

.p.A.,

Pis

a, Ita

ly

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

059

Prop

ulsive

Per

form

ance

of a

1 N

98%

Hydr

ogen

Per

oxide

Thru

ster

A. Pa

sini, L

. Torr

e, G.

Pace

, Alta

S.p.

A.,

Pisa,

Italy

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

060

A Lig

ht U

nsat

urat

ed H

ydro

carb

on

and H

ydro

gen

Pero

xide a

s Fut

ure

Gree

n Pr

opell

ants

for B

iprop

ellan

t Th

ruste

rsA.

Pasin

i, G. P

ace,

L. To

rre, A

lta S

.p.A.,

Pis

a, Ita

ly

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

061

Expe

rimen

tal a

nd N

umer

ical

Analy

sis of

the H

eat F

lux O

ccurri

ng

in a N

itrou

s Oxid

e/Eth

ene

Gree

n Pr

opell

ant C

ombu

stion

De

mons

trato

rL.

Werlin

g, B.

Hoc

hheim

er, A.

Bara

l, A.

Gerno

th, S

. Sch

lechtr

iem, G

erman

Ae

rospa

ce Ce

nter (

DLR)

, Lam

polds

haus

en,

Germ

any

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

062

Deve

lopme

nt of

500

N Sc

ale G

reen

Hy

perg

olic B

iprop

ellan

t Thr

uster

us

ing H

ydro

gen

Pero

xide a

s an

Oxidi

zer

H. Ka

ng, S

. Kwo

n, Ko

rea Ad

vanc

ed

Institu

te of

Scien

ce an

d Tec

hnolo

gy,

Daeje

on, K

orea (

the Re

publi

c of)

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1510

1-LP

-13

Liquid

Roc

ket E

ngine

sOr

ange

FCh

aired

by: J

. SCH

NACK

EL, U

nited

Laun

ch Al

lianc

e, LLC

and J

. MOO

RE, M

OOG

Inc, I

SP D

ivisio

n14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-406

3VI

NCI,

the E

urop

ean

Refe

renc

e For

Ar

iane 6

Upp

er St

age C

ryog

enic

Prop

ulsive

Syste

mP.

Alliot

, Safr

an G

roup,

Paris

, Fran

ce; J

. De

lange

, Airb

us, P

aris,

Franc

e; A.

Leke

ux,

Frenc

h Spa

ce Ag

ency

(CNE

S), P

aris,

Franc

e

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

064

False

Pos

itive a

nd Fa

lse N

egat

ive

Analy

sis fo

r Enh

ancin

g Liqu

id Pr

opuls

ion Sy

stem

Relia

bility

and

Safe

tyZ.

Huan

g, Ae

rojet

Rock

etdyn

e, Lo

s An

geles

, CA

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

065

Deve

lopme

nt of

a Re

usab

le LO

X/LH

2 Ro

cket

Engin

e - Fi

ring T

ests

and L

ifetim

e Eva

luatio

n An

alysis

T. Kim

ura, T

. Has

himoto

, M. S

ato, S

. Ta

kada

, S. M

oriya

, Jap

an Ae

rospa

ce

Explo

ration

Agen

cy (J

AXA)

, Kak

uda,

Japa

n; T.

Yagis

hita,

Japa

n Aero

spac

e Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A), S

agam

ihara,

Ja

pan;

et al.

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

066

A Liq

uid R

ocke

t Eng

ine Co

ncep

tual

Desig

n Tra

deof

f Meth

odolo

gy

Using

An

A Pr

iori A

rticu

lation

Of

Pre

fere

nce I

nfor

matio

n Wi

th

Epist

emic

Unce

rtaint

ieS.

Krue

ger, R

. Stru

nz, A

irbus

, Mun

ich,

Germ

any;

J. He

rrman

n, Un

iversi

ty of

Maryl

and,

Colle

ge Pa

rk, Co

llege

Park,

MD

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

067

CNES

Futu

re P

repa

ratio

n Fo

r Liqu

id Pr

opuls

ionS.

Paler

m, C.

Bon

homm

e, S.

Petito

t, Fre

nch S

pace

Agen

cy (C

NES)

, Pari

s, Fra

nce;

J. Ch

opine

t, Sn

ecma

, Vern

on,

Franc

e

64

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1510

2-LP

-14

Mater

ials &

Man

ufac

turin

gLa

ke Lu

cern

eCh

aired

by: D

. GUA

DAGN

OLI,

Orbit

al AT

K and

M. M

EYER

, NAS

A Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-425

2Re

sults

Of M

ater

ial Co

mpat

ibility

In

vesti

gatio

n Of

Hyd

roge

n Pe

roxid

eC.

Scha

rlema

nn, U

nivers

ity of

Appli

ed

Scien

ces,

Wien

er Ne

ustad

t, Au

stria

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

068

Use o

f Add

itive M

anuf

actu

ring

to M

odel

and D

evelo

p Adv

ance

d Liq

uid P

ropu

lsion

Des

igns

J. Ca

tina,

K. Ca

stong

uay,

U.S.

Nav

al Ac

adem

y, An

napo

lis, M

D

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

069

Ther

mo-S

tructu

ral E

nhan

ceme

nt

of Li

quid-

Prop

ellan

t Roc

ket E

ngine

Th

rust

Cham

bers

Using

Func

tiona

lly

Grad

ed A

lloys

M. Kn

ight,

K. Ad

riany

, S. G

uerin

, A.

Kieati

wong

, E. B

ayat,

Univ

ersity

of

Califo

rnia,

San D

iego,

La Jo

lla, C

A

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

070

Comp

ariso

n Of

Dam

age P

aram

eter

Base

d Fini

te Ele

ment

Fatig

ue Li

fe

Analy

sis R

esult

s To C

ombu

stion

Ch

ambe

r Typ

e TMF

Pan

el Te

st Re

sults

G. Th

iede,

E. Za

metae

v, J.

Ricciu

s, Ge

rman

Ae

rospa

ce Ce

nter (

DLR)

, Lam

polds

haus

en,

Germ

any;

S. Re

ese,

RWTH

Aach

en

Unive

rsity,

Aach

en, G

erman

y

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

071

A TM

F Pan

el Op

timiza

tion

Strat

egy

Appli

ed To

The F

LPP

Stora

ble

Engin

e Hot

Gas

Wall

Geo

metry

J. Ric

cius,

B. Ja

yaga

nesa

n, Ge

rman

Ae

rospa

ce Ce

nter (

DLR)

, Lam

polds

haus

en,

Germ

any

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

051

Desig

ning a

nd Te

sting

Liqu

id En

gines

for A

dditiv

e Man

ufac

turin

gD.

Atya

m, N

. Ngu

yen,

Unive

rsity

of Ca

liforni

a, Sa

n Dieg

o, La

Jolla

, CA

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1510

3-LP

-15

Prop

ellan

t Slos

hLa

ke H

ighlan

d ACh

aired

by: G

. COL

L, Or

bital

ATK a

nd E.

JACO

B, G

TL14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-407

2Mo

delin

g of N

on-is

othe

rmal

Cryo

genic

Fluid

Slos

hing

J. Ag

ui, J.

Mod

er, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

073

Preli

mina

ry D

esign

Tools

for

Axisy

mmetr

ic Pr

opell

ant T

anks

: Ge

ometr

y and

Liqu

id Slo

shS.

Coog

an, S

outhw

est R

esea

rch In

stitut

e, Sa

n Anto

nio, T

X

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

074

Desig

n Of

A Li

quid

Slosh

ing

Expe

rimen

t To O

pera

te In

The

Inter

natio

nal S

pace

Stat

ionG.

Lapil

li, Flo

rida I

nstitu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Me

lbourn

e, FL

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

075

Char

acter

izatio

n of

Elas

tome

ric

Diap

hrag

m Mo

tion

with

in a

Spac

ecra

ft Pr

opell

ant T

ank

G. La

pilli,

Florid

a Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Melbo

urne,

FL

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

076

Valid

ation

and R

ules-o

f-Thu

mb fo

r Co

mput

ation

al Pr

edict

ions o

f Liqu

id Slo

sh D

ynam

icsG.

Mus

grove

, S. C

ooga

n, So

uthwe

st Re

searc

h Ins

titute,

San

Anton

io, TX

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

077

Expe

rimen

tal, N

umer

ical a

nd

Analy

tical

Char

acter

izatio

n of

Slo

sh D

ynam

ics A

pplie

d to I

n-Sp

ace P

rope

llant

Stor

age a

nd

Mana

geme

ntJ.

Store

y, D.

Kirk,

H. G

utierr

ez, F

lorida

Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Melbo

urne,

FL;

B. M

arsell

, P. S

chall

horn,

NAS

A Ken

nedy

Sp

ace C

enter

, Cap

e Can

avera

l, FL

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1510

4-NF

F-4Fu

ture

Fligh

t Pro

pulsi

on Sy

stems

Lake

Non

a ACh

aired

by: G

. MEH

OLIC,

The A

erosp

ace C

orpora

tion a

nd H

. FEA

RN, C

alifor

nia S

tate U

nivers

ity, F

ullert

on14

30 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-407

8At

mosp

heric

Mini

ng in

the O

uter

So

lar Sy

stem:

Aer

ial Ve

hicle

Missi

on

and D

esign

Issu

esB.

Palas

zews

ki, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

079

Spac

e-to

-Spa

ce P

ower

Bea

ming

En

ablin

g High

Per

form

ance

Rap

id Ge

ocen

tric O

rbit

Trans

fer

J. Da

nkan

ich, N

ASA M

arsha

ll Spa

ce

Fligh

t Cen

ter, H

untsv

ille, A

L; C.

Vassa

llo,

Unive

rsity

of Te

xas,

Austi

n, Au

stin,

TX; M

. Tad

ge, P

urdue

Univ

ersity

, Wes

t La

fayett

e, IN

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

080

Desig

n an

d Firs

t Mea

sure

ment

s of

a Sup

erco

nduc

ting G

ravit

y-Im

pulse

-Ge

nera

tor

I. Lö

rincz

, M. T

ajmar,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Dr

esde

n, Dr

esde

n, Ge

rman

y

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

081

Repli

catio

n an

d Exp

erim

enta

l Ch

arac

teriza

tion

of th

e Wall

ace

Dyna

mic F

orce

Field

Gen

erat

orM.

Tajm

ar, Te

chnic

al Un

iversi

ty of

Dres

den,

Dres

den,

Germ

any

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

082

New

Theo

retic

al Re

sults

for t

he

Mach

Effe

ct Th

ruste

rH.

Fearn

, Cali

fornia

Stat

e Univ

ersity

, Fu

llerto

n, CA

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

083

Dire

ct Th

rust

Meas

urem

ents

of an

EM

Drive

and E

valua

tion

of P

ossib

le Sid

e-Ef

fects

M. Ta

jmar,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Dr

esde

n, Dr

esde

n, Ge

rman

y

65

Tues

day,

28 Ju

ly 20

1510

5-PC

-7Co

mbus

tion

Diag

nosti

cs an

d Exp

erim

ents

Lake

Geo

rge A

Chair

ed by

: J. G

ORD,

Air F

orce R

esea

ch La

borat

ory an

d W. K

ULAT

ILAKA

, Tex

as A

& M

Univr

sity

1430

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

084

Dyna

mics

of Fl

ame L

ift-O

ff in

Biog

as Sw

irl Fl

ames

Q. An

, B. G

eraed

ts, A.

Stei

nberg

, Un

iversi

ty of

Toron

to, To

ronto,

Cana

da

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

085

Simult

aneo

us K

eros

ene/

OH LI

F Vis

ualiz

ation

Insid

e The

Pre

-Mixi

ng

Duct

And C

ombu

stion

Cham

ber

Of A

Lean

Stag

ed A

ero-

Engin

e Co

mbus

tor U

nder

Comb

ustio

n Os

cillat

ions A

t Elev

ated

Pre

ssure

An

d Tem

pera

ture

K. Ma

tsuura

, Jap

an Ae

rospa

ce Ex

plorat

ion

Agen

cy (J

AXA)

, Cho

fu, Ja

pan;

T. Eg

uchi,

S.

Oide

, Hos

ei Un

iversi

ty, Ko

gane

i, Jap

an;

H. Ya

mada

, Y. K

urosa

wa, T

. Yam

amoto

, Ja

pan A

erosp

ace E

xplor

ation

Agen

cy

(JAXA

), Ch

ofu, J

apan

; et a

l.

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

086

An Ex

perim

enta

l and

Co

mput

ation

al Stu

dy of

Turb

ulent

Le

an P

remi

xed F

lames

D. H

an, V

. Has

ti, J.

Gore,

Purdu

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ash,

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Skiba

, T. W

abel,

J. Te

mme,

J. Dr

iscoll

, Un

iversi

ty of

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rbor, A

nn

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busto

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masiv

am, K

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bhak

aran,

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Un

iversi

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enna

i, Ind

ia

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day,

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Liu,

F. Qi

n, D.

Cao,

North

weste

rn Po

lytec

hnica

l Univ

ersity

, Xi’a

n, Ch

ina

1500

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M. G

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K. Ah

med,

Unive

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of Ce

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lando

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1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

093

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Ha

riedy

, Cair

o Univ

ersity

, Giza

, Egy

pt

1600

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nivers

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day,

28 Ju

ly 20

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1500

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097

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Florid

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of Te

chno

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Melbo

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FL; T

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Florid

a, Ga

inesv

ille, G

aines

ville,

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hrs

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098

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nivers

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rbana

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n, Un

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1600

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llagh

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i, S. M

enon

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Tech

nolog

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anta,

GA

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hrs

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015-4

100

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Kim, J

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, Seo

ul Na

tiona

l Univ

ersity

, Se

oul, K

orea (

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publi

c of)

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hrs

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h, Se

oul N

ation

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Ko

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publi

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hrs

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102

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omen

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agam

i, K. M

atsuo

ka, J

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ahara

, Na

goya

Univ

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n; A.

Matsu

o, Ke

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koha

ma,

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n; I.

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AXA)

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28 Ju

ly 20

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M. M

asca

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berry

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of Ala

bama

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ntsvil

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untsv

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Den

ny, R

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erick

, Univ

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of

Alaba

ma, H

untsv

ille, H

untsv

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L

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hrs

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015-4

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mamo

to, A.

Fuku

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rporat

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xas

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Colle

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tation

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Reid,

S. S

eal, U

nivers

ity of

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al Flo

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do, F

L

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Villar

, L. R

ezen

de, A

erona

utics

and

Spac

e Ins

titute

(IAE)

, São

José

dos

Camp

os, B

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day,

28 Ju

ly 20

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dou,

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d, Co

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Ghod

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, W

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Powe

r Sy

stems

for S

pace

App

licat

ions

J. St

rauch

, A. K

lein,

P. Ch

arles

, Gen

eral

Atomi

cs, S

an D

iego,

CA; C

. Murr

ay, L

3 Po

wer P

arago

n, An

aheim

, CA;

M. D

u, Oa

k Rid

ge N

ation

al La

borat

ory, O

ak Ri

dge,

TN

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

115

Rees

tabli

shing

the S

upply

of

Pluto

nium-

238

R. W

ham,

L. Fe

lker, E

. Coll

ins, D

. Ben

ker,

R. Ow

ens,

R. Ho

bbs,

Oak R

idge N

ation

al La

borat

ory, O

ak Ri

dge,

TN; e

t al.

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

116

NASA

’s Ra

dioiso

tope

Pow

er Sy

stems

- P

lans

J. Ha

mley

, P. M

cCall

um, C

. San

difer,

T.

Sutlif

f, J.

Zakra

jsek,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Ce

nter, C

levela

nd, O

H

68

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

117-

EDU-

2Pr

opuls

ion Ed

ucat

ion II

Lake

Geo

rge B

Chair

ed by

: R. N

ARDI

, Ino

tech L

TDA a

nd J.

BEN

NEW

ITZ09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-411

7LS

U La

unch

and G

lide P

rogr

am

Deve

lopme

nt of

a So

lid an

d Hyb

rid

Powe

red R

ocke

t Glid

er: “

Khao

s”A.

Baran

, C. B

lanch

ard, P

. de l

a Verg

ne, P

. Sp

yrido

n, C.

Medic

k, J.

Zimme

r, Lou

isiana

St

ate U

nivers

ity, B

aton R

ouge

, LA;

et al.

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

118

An Im

prov

ed N

ozzle

Per

form

ance

La

bora

tory

Usin

g Sch

liere

n Flo

w Vis

ualiz

ation

C. Th

orn, D

. Olm

stead

, K. T

ucke

r, U.S

. Air

Force

Acad

emy,

Color

ado S

pring

s, CO

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

119

Comp

uted

Tomo

grap

hy

Char

acter

izatio

n of a

Poro

us H

ybrid

Mo

tor G

rain

J. Bu

ckley

, M. D

enny

, G. N

elson

, Un

iversi

ty of

Alaba

ma, H

untsv

ille,

Hunts

ville,

AL

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

120

Use o

f Gen

erali

zed F

luid S

ystem

Sim

ulatio

n Pr

ogra

m (G

FSSP

) for

Te

achin

g and

Per

form

ing Se

nior

Desig

n Pr

ojects

at th

e Edu

catio

nal

Insti

tutio

nsA.

Majum

dar, A

. Hed

ayat,

NAS

A Mars

hall

Spac

e Flig

ht Ce

nter, H

untsv

ille, A

L

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

121

Dyna

mic C

alibr

ation

and A

nalys

is of

Crac

k Tip

Pro

paga

tion

in En

erge

tic M

ater

ials u

sing R

eal-T

ime

Radio

grap

hyA.

Butt,

R. Fr

ederi

ck, U

AH Pr

opuls

ion

Rese

arch C

enter

, Hun

tsville

, AL

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

118-

EE-5

09

00 -

1130

hrs

Rene

wable

and S

usta

inable

Ener

gy in

Flor

idaLa

ke Eo

la

This

is a d

iscus

sion p

anel

where

the p

anel

memb

ers w

ill tal

k abo

ut ren

ewab

le an

d sus

taina

ble en

ergy i

n Flor

ida. E

ach p

anel

memb

er wi

ll also

mak

e a sh

ort pr

esen

tation

to hi

ghlig

ht his

/her

scope

of in

volve

ment

in ren

ewab

le an

d sus

taina

ble en

ergy.

The p

anel

cons

ists o

f lead

ers

from

the re

newa

ble an

d sus

taina

ble en

ergy s

ector

s in F

lorida

.

Mode

rator:

Dr. S

.A. S

herif,

Profe

ssor o

f Mec

hanic

al an

d Aero

spac

e Eng

ineeri

ng, U

nivers

ity of

Flori

da.

Pa

nelist

s:

Jon I

ppel

Susta

inabil

ity D

irecto

r and

Sen

ior Ai

de to

the C

AO, C

ity of

Or

lando

, Flor

ida.

Jenn

ifer S

. Sza

roMa

nage

r, Ren

ewab

les, O

rland

o Utili

ties C

ommi

ssion

, Orla

ndo,

Florid

a.

Dr. Pr

abir B

arooa

hDe

partm

ent o

f Mec

hanic

al an

d Aero

spac

e Eng

ineeri

ng, U

nivers

ity

of Flo

rida.

Dr. S

aeed

Mog

hadd

amDe

partm

ent o

f Mec

hanic

al an

d Aero

spac

e Eng

ineeri

ng, U

nivers

ity

of Flo

rida

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

120-

GE-1

Gree

n En

ginee

ring

Lake

Flor

ence

Chair

ed by

: E. K

HALIL

, Cair

o Univ

ersity

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

123

A Fli

ght C

ontro

l Sys

tem fo

r the

Ro

cket-

Prop

elled

and B

allist

ic Fli

ght

Phas

es fo

r a Su

bOrb

ital S

pace

Plane

Ap

plica

tion

D. W

elberg

, M. W

erner,

Airbu

s, Br

emen

, Ge

rman

y; J.

Duthe

il, Air

bus,

St. M

edard

-en

-Jalle

s, Fra

nce

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

124

Flash

ing B

ehav

ior of

Ionic

Liqu

id Pr

opell

ants

unde

r Vac

uum

Cond

itions

C. He

ndric

h, S.

Sch

lechtr

iem, G

erman

Ae

rospa

ce Ce

nter (

DLR)

, Lam

polds

haus

en,

Germ

any

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

125

Perso

naliz

ed A

ir Co

nditio

ning O

f Ai

r Cra

ft Ca

bins F

or P

asse

nger

s Co

mfor

t And

Effic

ient E

nerg

y Use

A. Fa

rag, E

. Kha

lil, Ca

iro U

nivers

ity, G

iza,

Egyp

t

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

126

Flow

Mode

lling o

f Exc

ess C

arrie

r be

twee

n th

e Micr

ocha

nnels

of an

Or

ganic

Pho

tovo

ltaic

Solar

Cell

M. S

hitta,

E. O

gede

ngbe

, Univ

ersity

of

Lago

s, Ak

oka-Y

aba,

Nigeri

a

69

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

121-

GTE-9

Turb

ine II

ILa

ke M

onro

eCh

aired

by: S

. VAS

U, U

nivers

ity of

Centr

al Flo

rida

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

127

Expe

rimen

tal R

esea

rch of

Red

ucing

Tu

rbine

Tip L

eaka

ge Fl

ow U

sing

Back

ward

Vorte

x Ge

nera

tors

C. Xia

, G. H

uang

, Nan

jing U

nivers

ity of

Ae

ronau

tics a

nd As

trona

utics,

Nan

jing,

China

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

128

Explo

ring a

n LB

M-VL

ES B

ased

CFD

Appr

oach

for P

redic

tions

of A

ero-

Ther

mal F

lows i

n Ge

neric

Turb

o-ma

chine

ry D

evice

sY.

Li, A.

Jamm

alama

daka

, Exa

Co

rporat

ion, B

urling

ton, M

A

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

129

Work

flow

Optim

izatio

n of

Mu

ltista

ge A

xial T

urbin

eV.

Matve

ev, G

. Pop

ov, O

. Batu

rin, E

. Go

ryach

kin, D

. Kolm

akov

a, Sa

mara

State

Ae

rospa

ce U

nivers

ity, S

amara

, Rus

sia

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

130

Multi-

row

Turb

ine B

lade

Aero

ther

mal O

ptim

izatio

n Us

ing

Evolu

tion

Strat

egies

with

Visco

us

Flow

Analy

sisC.

Thorn

, R. H

artfie

ld, Au

burn

Unive

rsity,

Au

burn,

AL

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

131

Inve

stiga

tion

of P

ressu

re D

rop a

nd

Heat

Tran

sfer B

ehav

ior of

a Sq

uare

Ch

anne

l with

45°

Ang

le Ri

bs at

Wi

de R

ange

of R

eyno

lds N

umbe

rsL.

Ahme

d, C.

Vergo

s, P.

Tran,

W. W

ang,

J. Ka

pat,

Unive

rsity

of Ce

ntral

Florid

a, Or

lando

, FL

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

122-

HR-8

Comb

ustio

n Sta

bility

, Mot

or P

erfo

rman

ce, a

nd R

elated

Issu

esLa

ke Sh

een

BCh

aired

by: P

. LEM

IEUX,

Califo

rnia S

tate P

olytec

hnic

Unive

rsity

and S

. COO

GAN,

Sou

thwes

t Res

earch

Insti

tute

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

132

Indir

ect H

eat F

lux M

easu

reme

nts

at th

e Noz

zle Th

roat

of a

Hybr

id Ro

cket

Moto

rP.

Narsa

i, E. M

oman

yi, K.

Venk

ataram

an,

B. Ev

ans,

B. Ca

ntwell

, Stan

ford U

nivers

ity,

Stan

ford,

CA

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

133

Failu

re M

ode I

nves

tigat

ion of

a So

rbito

l-bas

ed H

ybrid

Roc

ket F

light

Mo

tor f

or th

e Stra

tos I

I Sou

nding

Ro

cket

T. Kn

op, J

. Wink

, R. H

uijsm

an, R

. Wern

er,

J. Eh

len, S

. Pow

ell, D

elft U

nivers

ity of

Te

chno

logy,

Delft,

The N

etherl

ands

; et a

l.

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

134

Appli

cabil

ity of

a LO

x Va

poriz

ation

Pr

ebur

ner f

or Sw

irling

-Flow

Hyb

rid

Rock

et En

gines

T. Sa

kurai

, T. T

omiza

wa, T

okyo

Me

tropo

litan U

nivers

ity, H

ino, J

apan

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

123-

HR-9

Comb

ustio

n Dy

nami

cs an

d Mixi

ng Ef

ficien

cies I

ILa

ke Sh

een

ACh

aired

by: J

. DAV

ITIAN

, The

Aeros

pace

Corpo

ration

and T

. SHI

MADA

, Jap

an Ae

rospa

ce Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

135

Nume

rical

and E

xper

imen

tal

Inve

stiga

tion

of H

DPE H

ybrid

Pr

opuls

ion w

ith D

ual V

ortic

al-Flo

w Ch

ambe

r Des

igns

G. La

i, S. W

ei, T.

Chou

, J. L

in, J.

Wu,

Natio

nal C

hiao T

ung U

nivers

ity, H

sinch

u, Ta

iwan

; Y. C

hen,

Natio

nal S

pace

Or

ganiz

ation

, Hsin

chu,

Taiw

an

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

136

Comb

ustio

n Ch

arac

terist

ics of

Gas

Hy

brid

Rock

et us

ing H

2O/HN

O 3 as

Oxidi

zer

I. Su

zuki,

T. Ku

waha

ra, N

ihon U

nivers

ity,

Funa

bash

i, Jap

an

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

137

Comb

ustio

n Vis

ualiz

ation

and

Char

acter

izatio

n of

Liqu

efyin

g Hy

brid

Rock

et Fu

elsM.

Koba

ld, A.

Petra

rolo,

S. S

chlec

htriem

, Ge

rman

Aeros

pace

Cente

r (DL

R),

Lamp

oldsh

ause

n, Ge

rman

y

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

138

A Fu

ndam

enta

l Stu

dy of

a En

d-Bu

rning

Swirl

ing-Fl

ow H

ybrid

Ro

cket

Engin

e usin

g Low

Melt

ing

Temp

erat

ure F

uels

T. Sa

kurai

, D. H

ayas

hi, To

kyo M

etrop

olitan

Un

iversi

ty, H

ino, J

apan

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

139

Effe

ct of

Nan

o Par

ticle

Addit

ion on

th

e Reg

ressi

on R

ate o

f Liqu

efyin

g Fu

elsO.

Derm

anci,

BLIS

, Ank

ara, T

urkey

; A.

Karab

eyog

lu, KO

C Univ

ersity

, Ista

nbul,

Tu

rkey

70

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

124-

HSAB

P-4

Expe

rimen

tal a

nd Co

mput

ation

al Re

sear

ch in

Supe

rsonic

Injec

tion

Inclu

ding P

redic

tive C

apab

ility

Lake

Mize

ll BCh

aired

by: R

. MOE

HLEN

KAMP

, Aero

jet Ro

cketd

yne a

nd E.

AXDA

HL, N

ASA L

angle

y Res

earch

Cente

r09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-414

0Th

e Int

erac

tion

of Va

riable

Dut

y Cy

cle P

ulsed

Injec

tion

and a

Su

perso

nic Sh

ear L

ayer

in a

Scra

mjet

Comb

usto

rL.

Smith

, S. F

arokh

i, Univ

ersity

of Ka

nsas

, La

wren

ce, L

awren

ce, K

S

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

141

Inve

stiga

tion

of La

rge-

Scale

Str

uctu

res i

n Su

perso

nic P

lanar

no

n-re

activ

e She

ar La

yer w

ith a

Base

Flow

Reg

ionJ.

Wu,

H. Zh

ang,

J. Ch

en, Y

. Zha

o, Na

tiona

l Univ

ersity

of D

efens

e Tec

hnolo

gy,

Chan

gsha

, Chin

a

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

142

On M

ode-

trans

ition

with

in Di

verg

ing D

ual-m

ode C

ombu

stors

S. To

miok

a, K.

Koba

yash

i, Jap

an

Aeros

pace

Explo

ration

Agen

cy (J

AXA)

, Ka

kuda

, Jap

an; K

. Noji

ma, S

. Ish

izaki,

To

hoku

Univ

ersity

, Sen

dai, J

apan

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

125-

HSAB

P-5/

GTE-1

0Hi

gh-S

peed

Pre

ssuriz

ed Sy

stems

Lake

Geo

rge A

Chair

ed by

: V. T

ANGI

RALA

, Gen

eral E

lectric

and R

. STA

RKEY

, Univ

ersity

of Co

lorad

o Bou

lder

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

143

Stage

-by-

Stage

and P

arall

el Flo

w Pa

th Co

mpre

ssor M

odeli

ng fo

r a

Varia

ble Cy

cle En

gine

G. Ko

pasa

kis, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH;

L. Ch

eng,

Unive

rsity

of Wa

shing

ton, S

eattle

, Sea

ttle,

WA; J

. Con

nolly,

NAS

A Glen

n Res

earch

Ce

nter, C

levela

nd, O

H

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

144

Nume

rical

Inve

stiga

tion

of Ex

pand

ed an

d Step

ped

Cent

erbo

diles

s RDE

Des

igns

W. S

todda

rd, E.

Gutm

ark, U

nivers

ity of

Cin

cinna

ti, Cin

cinna

ti, OH

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

145

A Ne

w Me

thod

to P

redic

t Flow

Ra

tes of

Gas

eous

Fuels

Injec

ted

Inter

mitte

ntly

for P

ulse D

etona

tion

Engin

esD.

Josh

i, F. L

u, Un

iversi

ty of

Texa

s, Arl

ington

, Arlin

gton,

TX

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

146

Perfo

rman

ce Ev

aluat

ion of

a T

urbin

e driv

en by

a Pu

lse

Deto

natio

n Co

mbus

tor f

or M

icro

Gas T

urbin

esT.

Saku

rai, T

okyo

Metr

opoli

tan U

nivers

ity,

Hino,

Japa

n

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

147

Unde

rstan

ding t

he Ef

fects

of Fr

acta

l Bl

ocka

ge G

eome

tries

on Fl

ame

Acce

lerat

ion in

Pro

pane

-Air

Flame

sJ.

Knap

ton, S

. Blak

ey, F

. Nico

lleau

, Un

iversi

ty of

Sheffi

eld, S

heffie

ld, U

nited

Kin

gdom

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

126-

LP-1

6Pr

opell

ant S

tora

ge &

Man

agem

ent I

IOr

ange

FCh

aired

by: V

. AHU

JA, C

RAFT

Tech

and M

. DEA

NS09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-414

8Tra

nsien

t Cap

illary

Vane

Ana

lysis

R. Ma

nning

, I. B

alling

er, Ke

yston

e En

ginee

ring C

ompa

ny, L

ong B

each

, CA;

M.

Dowd

y, An

geles

Cres

t Eng

ineeri

ng, I

nc.,

Pasa

dena

, CA;

Y. Ch

en, P

ortlan

d Stat

e Un

iversi

ty, Po

rtland

, OR

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

149

Micro

grav

ity P

MD in

vesti

gatio

ns by

mi

niatu

rizat

ion of

the t

est s

ample

A. De

Que

ro, In

terna

tiona

l Air T

ransp

ort

Asso

ciatio

n, Ge

neva

, Swi

tzerla

nd; P

. Po

ntelan

dolfo

, R. P

utzu,

Hepia

, Gen

eva,

Switz

erlan

d

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

150

Satel

lite Fu

el Es

timat

ion A

lgorit

hm

and A

pplic

ation

to th

e Def

ense

Sa

tellite

Comm

unica

tion

Syste

m III

(D

SCS I

II)B.

Rhod

es, M

. Mue

ller, T

he Ae

rospa

ce

Corpo

ration

, El S

egun

do, C

A

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

151

Simula

ted P

rope

llant

Load

ing

Syste

m: A

test

bed f

or la

unch

sy

stems

rese

arch

and d

evelo

pmen

tJ.

Toro

Medin

a, J.

Sass,

J. Yo

uney

, NAS

A Ke

nned

y Spa

ce Ce

nter, C

ape C

anav

eral, F

L

71

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

127-

LP-1

7Ro

cket

Nozz

les I

Lake

Luce

rne

Chair

ed by

: P. G

LOYE

R, Glo

yer-T

aylor

Labo

ratory

and S

. BAR

SI, N

ASA

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

152

Simula

tion

of Co

ld Flo

w in

a Tru

ncat

ed Id

eal N

ozzle

with

Film

Co

oling

K. Br

aman

, Tus

kege

e Univ

ersity

, Hu

ntsvil

le, AL

; J. R

uf, N

ASA M

arsha

ll Sp

ace F

light

Cente

r, Hun

tsville

, AL

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

153

Flow

Sepa

ratio

n Stu

dy In

Stiff

Ov

alize

d Roc

ket N

ozzle

s, Pa

rt I:

Expe

rimen

tal A

ppro

ach

C. Ge

nin, S

. Jac

k, Ge

rman

Aeros

pace

Ce

nter (

DLR)

, Lam

polds

haus

en, G

erman

y

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

154

Flow

Sepa

ratio

n Stu

dy in

Stiff

Ov

alize

d Roc

ket N

ozzle

s, Pa

rt II:

Nu

meric

al Ap

proa

chS.

Jack

, Germ

an Ae

rospa

ce Ce

nter

(DLR

), Br

auns

chwe

ig, G

erman

y; C.

Genin

, Germ

an Ae

rospa

ce Ce

nter (

DLR)

, La

mpold

shau

sen,

Germ

any

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

155

LOX/

CH4

Hot F

iring

Dua

l Bell

No

zzle

Testi

ng: P

art I

-Tra

nsitio

nal

Beha

vior-

C. Ge

nin, D

. Sch

neide

r, Germ

an Ae

rospa

ce

Cente

r (DL

R), L

ampo

ldsha

usen

, Germ

any;

H. Ta

kaha

shi, T

. Tom

ita, J

apan

Aeros

pace

Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A), K

akud

a, Ja

pan

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

156

LOX/

CH4

Hot F

iring

Dua

l Be

ll Noz

zle Te

sting

: Par

t II

-Cha

racte

ristic

s of C

ombu

stion

In

stabil

ity an

d Hea

t Flux

-H.

Taka

hash

i, T. T

omita

, Jap

an Ae

rospa

ce

Explo

ration

Agen

cy (J

AXA)

, Kak

uda,

Japa

n; C.

Genin

, D. S

chne

ider, G

erman

Ae

rospa

ce Ce

nter (

DLR)

, Lam

polds

haus

en,

Germ

any

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

128-

LP-1

8Sp

acec

raft

Prop

ulsion

Syste

ms II

Lake

Non

a BCh

aired

by: E

. BES

NARD

, Cali

fornia

Stat

e Univ

ersity

-Long

Bea

ch an

d H. K

AGAW

A, JA

XA09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-415

7De

velop

ment

of th

e MPC

V ESM

pr

opell

ant t

anks

P. Be

hruzi,

D. G

aulke

, J. K

latte,

N. F

ries,

Airbu

s, Br

emen

, Germ

any

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

158

Dens

ity Fi

t for

MON

Oxid

izer

Blen

ds In

cludin

g Accu

racy

M. M

uelle

r, The

Aeros

pace

Corpo

ration

, El

Segu

ndo,

CA

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

159

Vapo

r Pre

ssure

Fit f

or M

ON

Oxidi

zer B

lends

Inclu

ding A

ccura

cyM.

Mue

ller, T

he Ae

rospa

ce Co

rporat

ion, E

l Se

gund

o, CA

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

160

Empir

ical R

elatio

ns fo

r Asse

ssing

th

e For

matio

n of

Iron

Nitr

ate i

n Ni

troge

n Te

troxid

e Sys

tems

M. M

uelle

r, The

Aeros

pace

Corpo

ration

, El

Segu

ndo,

CA

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

161

Deve

lopme

nt an

d Tes

t of a

3D

print

ed H

ydro

gen

Pero

xide F

light

Co

ntro

l Thr

uster

U. G

otzig,

Airbu

s, La

mpold

shau

sen,

Germ

any

1130

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

162

Perfo

rman

ce Ev

aluat

ion of

a 70

N

Hydr

azine

Thru

ster A

ccord

ing

to th

e Var

iation

of Ch

arac

terist

ic Le

ngth

J. Kim

, H. J

ung,

S. B

ae, D

. Bae

, Puk

yong

Na

tiona

l Univ

ersity

, Bus

an, K

orea (

the

Repu

blic o

f); J.

Kim,

Han

wha C

orpora

tion,

Daeje

on, K

orea (

the Re

publi

c of)

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

129-

NFF-5

09

00 -

1200

hrs

Conv

ersa

tions

in B

reak

thro

ugh

Prop

ulsion

Phy

sics:

Grav

ityLa

ke N

ona A

Roun

d tab

le me

mbers

:

Dr. G

eorg

e J. W

illiam

sSe

nior S

cienti

st, O

hio Ae

rospa

ce In

stitut

e, NA

SA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter

Prof

. Mar

tin Ta

jmar

Dres

den U

niv. o

f Tec

hnolo

gy, D

resde

n, Ge

rman

yDr

. Bry

an A

. Pala

szew

skSe

nior S

cienti

st, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter, C

levela

nd, O

H

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

130-

NW-1

1 09

00 -

0930

hrs

Netw

orkin

g Cof

fee B

reak

Expo

sition

Hall

72

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

131-

PC-1

0Mo

delin

g of C

ombu

stion

Dyn

amics

, Ins

tabil

ities a

nd N

oise I

ILa

ke Lo

uise

Chair

ed by

: R. S

UJITH

, IHI

Mari

ne U

nited

Inc.

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

163

Glob

al PO

D-Ba

sed A

dapt

ion

Sche

me fo

r Red

uced

Ord

er M

odels

of

the R

eacti

on-A

dvec

tion

Equa

tion

C. Hu

ang,

W. An

derso

n, C.

Merkl

e, Pu

rdue

Unive

rsity,

Wes

t Lafa

yette

, IN

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

164

Deve

lopme

nt an

d Ana

lysis

of a

Nove

l Two

-Dim

ensio

nal F

lame

Trans

fer F

uncti

onV.

Rani,

S. R

ani, U

nivers

ity of

Alab

ama,

Hunts

ville,

Hun

tsville

, AL

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

165

Deve

lopme

nt of

Comb

ustio

n In

stabil

ity A

nalys

is To

ol by

In

corp

orat

ing Co

mbus

tion

Resp

onse

Mo

dels

G. Ta

mana

mpud

i, W. A

nders

on, P

urdue

Un

iversi

ty, W

est L

afaye

tte, I

N

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

132-

PC-1

1Sc

ramj

ets, S

uper

sonic

Comb

ustio

nLa

ke Vi

rgini

aCh

aired

by: E

. LYN

CH, A

erojet

Rock

etdyn

e09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-416

6Qu

asi-O

ne-D

imen

siona

l and

Two-

Dime

nsion

al Nu

meric

al Sim

ulatio

n of

Scra

mjet

Comb

usto

rsR.

Selez

nev,

All-Ru

ssian

Scie

ntific

Rese

arch

Institu

te of

Autom

atics,

Mos

cow,

Russi

a; S.

Surz

hikov

, Rus

sian A

cade

my of

Scie

nce,

Mosco

w, Ru

ssia

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

167

Nume

rical

Inve

stiga

tion

Of Th

e Ef

fect

Of R

eacti

on M

odels

On

The

Supe

rsonic

Comb

ustio

n Of

Liqu

id Ke

rose

neL.

Gang

, Z. H

ua, T

. Lian

g, L.

Yu, X

. Xu,

Beiha

ng U

nivers

ity, B

eijing

, Chin

a

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

133-

PP-1

Prop

ulsion

and P

ower

Syste

ms of

Unm

anne

d Sys

tems

Lake

High

land A

Chair

ed by

: L. C

HEN,

TAMU

CC09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-416

8De

velop

ment

of a

Serie

s Hyb

rid

Prop

ulsion

Syste

m fo

r Unm

anne

d Ae

rial V

ehicl

esD.

Traw

ick, D

. Moro

niti, D

. Mav

ris, G

eorgi

a Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Atlan

ta, G

A

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

169

Perfo

rman

ce Ch

arac

terist

ics of

Flu

idic-B

ased

Thru

st Au

gmen

tatio

n Us

ing a

Slot J

et fo

r Unm

anne

d Ae

rial V

ehicl

e Pro

pulsi

onB.

Wied

ow, O

ld Do

minio

n Univ

ersity

, No

rfolk,

VA; K

. Ahm

ed, U

nivers

ity of

Ce

ntral

Florid

a, Or

lando

, FL

73

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

134-

SC-1

Engin

eerin

g and

Ana

lysis

for P

ropu

lsion

Syste

m De

sign

Lake

Dow

n B

Chair

ed by

: T. G

IEL, J

acob

s Tec

hnolo

gy an

d C. G

ATTO

, Jet

Propu

lsion L

abora

tory

0900

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

170

Lotu

s: Sta

ndar

dized

ESPA

Pr

opuls

ion Sy

stem

C. sin

gh-de

rewa,

Jet P

ropuls

ion La

borat

ory,

Califo

rnia I

nstitu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Pa

sade

na, C

A; S.

Fish

er, A.

Vora,

Surr

ey

Satel

lite Te

chno

logy,

Ltd.,

Surre

y, Un

ited

Kingd

om; S

. Rav

ipras

ad, M

anipa

l Insti

tute

of Te

chno

logy,

Manip

al, In

dia; C

. Iwa

ta,

Intern

ation

al Sp

ace U

nivers

ity, I

llkirc

h-Gr

affen

stade

n, Fra

nce;

M. S

eymo

ur,

Aster

ia Sp

ace C

onsu

lting,

Roch

ester

, NY

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

171

Effe

cts of

Gra

vity o

n Cr

yoge

nic

Flow

Boilin

g and

Chilld

own

Effic

iency

S. D

arr, H

. Hu,

J. Ch

ung,

Unive

rsity

of Flo

rida,

Gaine

sville

, Gain

esvil

le, FL

; J.

Hartw

ig, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter,

Cleve

land,

OH; A

. Maju

mdar,

NAS

A Ma

rshall

Spa

ce Fl

ight C

enter

, Hun

tsville

, AL

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

172

Fuel

Pump

Trad

e Stu

dy fo

r a

Conc

eptu

al De

sign

of an

Integ

rated

Ai

r Veh

icle S

ystem

A. Do

nova

n, R.

Robe

rts, M

. Wolf

f, W

right

State

Univ

ersity

, Day

ton, O

H

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

173

“Res

urre

cted”

DSC

OVR

Prop

ulsion

Sy

stem

- Cha

lleng

es an

d Les

sons

Le

sson

Lear

ned

A. Va

ria, A

. Scro

ggins

, NAS

A God

dard

Spac

e Flig

ht Ce

nter, G

reenb

elt, M

D

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

135-

SR-5

Solid

Roc

ket M

otor

Noz

zles,

Thru

st Ma

nage

ment

, and

Ignit

ionLa

ke Co

ncor

d ACh

aired

by: M

. BER

DOYE

S, H

erakle

s and

D. B

IANCH

I, Sa

pienz

a Univ

ersity

of Ro

me09

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-417

4Ev

aluat

ion of

Qua

si-On

e-Di

mens

ional

Mode

ling f

or N

ozzle

Flo

w Se

para

tion

B. M

aicke

, Pen

nsylv

ania

State

Univ

ersity

, Mi

ddlet

own,

PA

0930

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

175

Nume

rical

Simula

tion

of Ch

emica

l Er

osion

in VE

GA La

unch

er So

lid-

Prop

ellan

t Roc

ket M

otor

Noz

zles

D. B

ianch

i, Univ

ersity

of Ro

me “L

a Sa

pienz

a”, R

ome,

Italy;

A. N

eri, E

SA,

Rome

, Ital

y

1000

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

176

Inve

stiga

tion

of D

ual-T

hrus

t Roc

ket

Moto

r with

Subs

onic

Inter

media

te No

zzle

A. El-

Nady

, M. A

hmed

, M. A

Lsenb

awy,

Milita

ry Te

chnic

al Co

llege

, Cair

o, Eg

ypt;

A. Sa

rhan,

Mode

rn Ac

adem

y in M

aadi,

Ca

iro, E

gypt

1030

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

177

Activ

e Int

erru

ption

of So

lid-

Prop

ellan

t Com

busti

on in

a Ch

oked

Ch

ambe

rM.

Tana

ka, G

. Shib

asaw

a, Na

tiona

l De

fense

Acad

emy,

Yoko

suka

, Jap

an

1100

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

178

Influ

ence

of St

artin

g Cha

mber

Dy

nami

cs on

Noz

zle Fl

ow Ch

oking

Tim

e and

the L

iftof

f Tim

e of D

ual-

thru

st Ro

ckets

S. M

ani, R

. Tha

rikaa

, S. A

jith, N

. Nav

een,

R. Vig

nesh

, J. J

ohn,

Kuma

raguru

Colle

ge

of Te

chno

logy,

Coim

bator

e, Ind

ia; et

al.

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

136-

TM-4

09

00 -

1130

hrs

Futu

re D

eman

ds fo

r The

rmal

Mana

geme

nt: O

ppor

tunit

ies an

d Cha

lleng

esLa

ke D

own

A

This

is a d

iscus

sion p

anel

where

the p

anel

memb

ers w

ill tal

k abo

ut the

futur

e dem

and o

f the

rmal

mana

geme

nt tec

hnolo

gies,

with

emph

asis

on ch

allen

ges a

nd op

portu

nities

. Eac

h pan

el me

mber

will a

lso m

ake a

short

pres

entat

ion to

high

light

his/h

er sco

pe of

invo

lveme

nt in

therm

al ma

nage

ment

techn

ologie

s and

view

of th

e futu

re de

mand

s for

these

tech

nolog

ies.

Mode

rator:

Mich

ael C

hoi, N

ASA G

odda

rd Sp

ace F

light

Cente

r

Pane

lists:

Steve

n M.

Iden

OPTIM

US Pr

ogram

Man

ager,

MDO

Sys

tems,

AFRL

/RQV

C, W

right

Patte

rson A

ir Forc

e Bas

e.

Dr. L

ouis

Chow

Profes

sor &

Univ

. Cha

ir of D

epart

ment

of Me

chan

ical a

nd

Aeros

pace

Engin

eerin

g, Un

iversi

ty of

Centr

al Flo

rida.

Guy W

agne

rDir

ector

, Elec

tronic

Cooli

ng S

olutio

n, Inc

.Ta

pan

Desa

iR&

D ma

nage

r, Defe

nse-A

erosp

ace,

Adva

nced

Cooli

ng

Tech

nolog

ies, I

nc.,

Lanc

aster

, PA

74

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

137-

F360

-5

0930

- 12

00 h

rsWo

rk Li

fe B

alanc

eOr

lando

IV

The c

osts

for ed

ucati

ng an

d trai

ning a

work

er in

the ae

rospa

ce pr

ofessi

on ar

e extr

emely

high

. In t

oday

’s en

viron

ment,

a go

od nu

mber

of ho

useh

olds a

re du

al inc

ome;

and t

he in

comi

ng w

orkfor

ce of

Mille

nnial

s valu

e fam

ily, pe

rsona

l con

necti

on, a

nd lo

yalty

. Pan

elists

will

explo

re po

licies

and m

ethod

s for

creati

ng an

envir

onme

nt tha

t will

enab

le ind

ividu

als to

balan

ce w

ork an

d life

need

s in o

rder t

o main

tain a

relia

ble, d

iverse

, and

effec

tive w

orkfor

ce.

Mode

rator:

Barb

ara Es

ker, N

ASA A

RMD

Pa

nelist

s:

Aman

da B

illot

Pratt

and W

hitne

yJim

Free

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

rEli

zabe

th B

ierma

nHo

neyw

ell Ae

rospa

ceKl

od K

okini

Purdu

e Univ

ersity

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

138-

NW-1

2 12

00 -

1330

hrs

Reco

gnitio

n Lu

nche

onFlo

rida B

allro

om

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

139-

PLNR

Y-6

1330

- 15

00 h

rsClo

sing K

eyno

teOr

ange

D

Deve

loping

Crea

tive S

tory

tellin

g Usin

g Mod

el Ba

sed D

esign

Mich

ael T

schan

zDir

ector

, Tec

hnolo

gy an

d Ana

lysis,

Des

ign an

d Eng

ineeri

ng, W

alt D

isney

Worl

d®

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

140-

ECD-

4Ma

gneto

hydr

odyn

amic,

Bra

yton

, AMT

EC, a

nd O

ther

Adv

ance

d Con

cept

sLa

ke N

ona B

Chair

ed by

: M. P

ISZCZ

OR, N

ASA G

lenn R

esea

rch Ce

nter a

nd E.

LEWA

NDOW

SKI,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-417

9Ef

fects

of M

agne

tohy

drod

ynam

ic En

ergy

Gen

erat

ion on

Plan

etary

En

try Ve

hicle

Fligh

t Dyn

amics

H. Al

i, R. B

raun,

Georg

ia Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Atlan

ta, G

A

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

180

Nume

rical

Simula

tion

of

Perfo

rman

ce of

a Hi

gh

Temp

erat

ure I

nert

Gas P

lasma

Fa

rada

y-ty

pe M

HD G

ener

ator

with

va

rious

wor

king g

ases

M. Ta

naka

, Y. O

kuno

, Tok

yo In

stitut

e of

Tech

nolog

y, Yo

koha

ma, J

apan

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

181

Char

acter

istic

Inve

stiga

tion

on Fl

ow

and H

eat T

rans

fer o

f Cap

illary

Pu

mp in

AMT

ECC.

Zhou

, Harb

in En

ginee

ring U

nivers

ity,

Harbi

n, Ch

ina

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

182

Nume

rical

Rese

arch

on Co

mbus

tion

Flow

Field

in Li/

SF6

Surfa

ce

Injec

tion

Reac

tor

C. Zh

ou, H

arbin

Engin

eerin

g Univ

ersity

, Ha

rbin,

China

75

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

141-

ECS-

3 15

00 -

1800

hrs

Ener

getic

Comp

onen

ts &

Syste

ms Ed

ucat

ional

Serie

sLa

ke Eo

la

Chair

ed by

: J. S

COTT,

Unit

ed La

unch

Allia

nce,

LLCHa

ve yo

u eve

r won

dered

how

the w

orld o

f exp

losive

s and

prop

ellan

ts cro

sses o

ver in

to the

Aeros

pace

worl

d? Co

me jo

in the

Energ

etic C

ompo

nents

Sub

comm

ittee e

xpert

pane

l as w

e disc

uss t

he w

orld o

f aero

spac

e pyro

techn

ics. W

e will

review

the h

istory

of ou

r tec

hnolo

gy, h

ow

we cr

oss o

ver in

to all

disci

pline

s of c

hemi

stry,

stren

gth of

mate

rials,

therm

odyn

amics

, stat

istics

etc.

Mode

rator

/ Pa

rticipa

nt - J

ohn G

. Sco

tt, U

LA La

unch

Sys

tems,

Ordn

ance

Engin

eer

Pa

nelist

s:

Selm

a Gold

stein

Aeros

pace

Corpo

ration

, Ordn

ance

En

ginee

ring

Lien

Yang

Cons

ultan

tTh

omas

Blac

hows

kiNa

vy (N

SWCIH

EODT

D) - O

rdnan

ce

Engin

eer

John

Bur

chett

Navy

(NSW

CIHEO

DTD)

- Sys

tem S

afety

/ Or

dnan

ce En

ginee

r

Hobin

S. Le

eCh

emrin

g Ene

rgetic

s Dev

ices,

Direc

tor of

En

ginee

ring

John

G. S

cott

ULA L

aunc

h Sys

tems,

Ordn

ance

Engin

eer

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

142-

EP-1

0Pu

lsed a

nd M

icro T

hrus

ters

Lake

Mize

ll ACh

aired

by: K

. POL

ZIN, N

ASA M

arsha

ll Spa

ce Fl

ight C

enter

and S

. BER

G, M

issou

ri Univ

ersity

of S

cienc

e and

Tech

nolog

y15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-418

6Dy

nami

c Mod

eling

and

Expe

rimen

tal V

alida

tion

of Th

rust-

stand

for M

icrop

ropu

lsion

Testi

ngD.

Lee,

W. O

’Neil

l, A. C

ofer, A

. Alex

eenk

o, Pu

rdue U

nivers

ity, W

est L

afaye

tte, I

N

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

184

Using

Add

itive M

anuf

actu

ring t

o Pr

int a

Cube

Sat P

ropu

lsion

Syste

mW.

Mars

hall,

J. St

egem

an, M

. Zem

ba,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH

; E. M

acDo

nald,

C. S

heme

lya, R

. W

icker,

Univ

ersity

of Te

xas,

El Pa

so, E

l Pa

so, T

X; et

al.

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

183

A Sh

ort-P

ulse L

aser

-Assi

sted P

ulsed

Pla

sma T

hrus

terK.

Matsu

bara,

H. H

osok

awa,

N. Ak

ashi,

Y.

Oiga

wa, H

. Hori

sawa

, Tok

ai Un

iversi

ty,

Hirats

uka,

Japa

n

1630

hrs

Oral

Prese

ntatio

nHi

gh Fr

eque

ncy O

pera

tion

of a

Low-

powe

r Sho

rt-pu

lse P

lasma

Th

ruste

rY.

Naka

mura,

H. H

osok

awa,

H. H

orisa

wa,

Toka

i Univ

ersity

, Hira

tsuka

, Jap

an

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

185

Plasm

a Plum

e Cha

racte

rizat

ion

of El

ectri

c Soli

d Pro

pella

nt M

icro

Pulse

d Plas

ma Th

ruste

rsM.

Glas

cock

, J. R

ovey

, Miss

ouri U

nivers

ity

of Sc

ience

and T

echn

ology

, Roll

a, MO

; S.

Willi

ams,

J. Th

rashe

r, Digi

tal S

olid S

tate

Propu

lsion,

LLC, R

eno,

NV

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

187

Deve

lopme

nt of

Long

-Life

time

Pulse

d Gas

Valve

s for

Puls

ed

Electr

ic Th

ruste

rsW.

Burk

hardt

, J. C

rapuc

hette

s, WA

SK

Engin

eerin

g, Inc

., Ca

meron

Park,

CA; B

. Ad

dona

, K. P

olzin,

NAS

A Mars

hall S

pace

Fli

ght C

enter

, Hun

tsville

, AL

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

143-

GTE-1

1/HS

ABP-

6De

tona

tion

Engin

esLa

ke Fl

oren

ceCh

aired

by: S

. VAS

U, U

nivers

ity of

Centr

al Flo

rida

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

188

Wave

Rot

or Co

mbus

tor T

urbin

e Mo

del D

evelo

pmen

tR.

Jaga

nnath

, S. B

ane,

Purdu

e Univ

ersity

, We

st La

fayett

e, IN

; M. N

alim,

India

na

Unive

rsity-

Purdu

e Univ

ersity

India

napo

lis,

Indian

apoli

s, IN

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

189

Nume

rical

Study

of P

ulse

Deto

natio

n En

gine N

ozzle

and

Exha

ust F

low P

heno

mena

J. Pe

ace,

F. Lu

, Univ

ersity

of Te

xas,

Arling

ton, A

rlingto

n, TX

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

190

Para

metri

c Stu

dy of

Puls

e-Co

mbus

tor-D

riven

Ejec

tors

at

High

-Pre

ssure

S. Yu

ngste

r, Ohio

Aeros

pace

Insti

tute,

Broo

kpark

, OH;

D. P

axso

n, H.

Perki

ns,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r, Clev

eland

, OH

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

191

Unste

ady H

eat T

rans

fer

Analy

sis to

Pre

dict C

ombu

stor

Wall T

empe

ratu

re in

Rot

ating

De

tona

tion

Engin

eA.

Roy,

P. St

rakey

, T. S

idwell

, D. F

ergus

on,

Natio

nal E

nergy

Tech

nolog

y Lab

orator

y, Mo

rganto

wn, W

V

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

192

Nume

rical

Inve

stiga

tion

of Ef

fects

of

Fuel

Injec

tion

on R

otat

ing

Deto

natio

n En

gine

S. Ya

o, J.

Wang

, Pek

ing U

nivers

ity,

Beijin

g, Ch

ina

76

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

144-

GTE-1

2Tu

rbine

Dur

abilit

yLa

ke M

onro

eCh

aired

by: S

. RAG

HAVA

N, U

nivers

ity of

Centr

al Flo

rida

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

193

Blad

e Sur

face

-Par

ticle

Inter

actio

n an

d Mult

ifunc

tiona

l Coa

tings

For

Gas T

urbin

e Eng

ineM.

Muru

gan,

A. Gh

osha

l, B. B

arnett

, M.

Pepi,

Army

Rese

arch L

abora

tory,

Aberd

een P

roving

Grou

nd, M

D; K.

Kerne

r, Arm

y Avia

tion a

nd M

issile

Rese

arch

Deve

lopme

nt an

d Eng

ineeri

ng Ce

nter,

Fort

Eusti

s, VA

; D. B

ooth,

Army

Rese

arch

Labo

ratory

, Abe

rdeen

Prov

ing G

round

, MD

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

194

Using

Gas

Turb

ine En

gine C

asing

Ac

celer

omete

r Mea

sure

ment

s for

Ro

tor B

lade H

ealth

Mon

itorin

gJ.

Cox,

P. An

uson

ti-Inth

ra, S

. Arno

ld,

Unive

rsity

of Te

nnes

see S

pace

Insti

tute,

Tulla

homa

, TN

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

195

Mater

ial P

rope

rties

of H

ard

Coat

ings D

evelo

ped f

or H

igh

Damp

ingP.

Torvi

k, Se

lf, Ke

tterin

g, OH

; B. L

angle

y, Un

iversa

l Tec

hnolo

gy Co

rporat

ion,

Dayto

n, OH

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

196

Iden

tifica

tion

of M

ater

ial D

amag

e Pr

ecur

sors

using

Non

linea

r Ul

traso

nics

G. B

unge

t, Lu

na In

nova

tions

, Inc

., Ch

arlott

esvil

le, VA

; A. G

hosh

al, M

. Pe

pi, Ar

my Re

searc

h Lab

orator

y, Ab

erdee

n Prov

ing G

round

, MD;

Y. Li

u, A.

Chatt

opad

hyay

, Ariz

ona S

tate U

nivers

ity,

Temp

e, AZ

; A. G

off, L

una I

nnov

ation

s, Inc

., Ch

arlott

esvil

le, VA

; et a

l.

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

197

High

Accu

racy

Tota

l Tem

pera

ture

Me

asur

emen

ts in

a Tur

bine

Powe

red S

imula

tor U

nitD.

Mura

kami

, NAS

A Ame

s Res

earch

Ce

nter, M

offett

Field

, CA;

S. S

chery

, K.

Long

, Aero

spac

e Com

putin

g, Inc

., Mo

untai

n View

, CA

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

198

The E

ffect

of In

clina

tion

Angle

on

Turb

ulent

Qua

ntitie

s of a

Sing

le Ro

w of

Cylin

drica

l Jets

in Cr

ossfl

owJ.

Hodg

es, Z

. Littl

e, C.

Ferna

ndes

, G.

Natsu

i, J. K

apat,

Univ

ersity

of Ce

ntral

Florid

a, Or

lando

, FL

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

145-

GTE-1

3 15

00 -

1800

hrs

AIAA

Und

ergr

adua

te En

gine D

esign

Comp

etitio

nLa

ke H

ighlan

d B

Chair

ed by

: J. T

AI, G

eorgi

a Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy

AIAA F

ound

ation

and t

he G

as Tu

rbine

Engin

e Tec

hnica

l Com

mitte

e hav

e aga

in tea

med u

p to s

pons

or a d

esign

comp

etitio

n. Un

dergr

adua

te stu

dents

from

unive

rsitie

s all o

ver t

he w

orld w

ere as

ked t

o prep

are a

desig

n rep

ort to

resp

ond t

o a Re

ques

t for

Propo

sal (

RFP)

. This

RF

P ask

ed st

uden

ts to

desig

n an u

ltra-hi

gh by

pass

turbo

fan en

gine.

All of

the r

espo

nses

have

been

revie

wed a

nd ra

nked

by te

chnic

al ex

perts

, and

this

sessi

on fe

atures

the t

op th

ree pr

opos

als, w

ho ha

ve be

en in

vited

to th

e AIAA

Prop

ulsion

and E

nergy

Forum

to m

ake a

n oral

pre

senta

tion t

o a pa

nel o

f judg

es. T

hese

judg

es w

ill as

sess

the de

sign,

prese

ntatio

n, an

d res

pons

es to

ques

tions

. The

y will

add t

heir s

cores

to th

ose p

rovide

d by t

he te

chnic

al jud

ges t

o com

e up w

ith a

final

1st-3

rd pla

ce ra

nking

. The

final

rankin

gs w

ill be

anno

unce

d at t

he

conc

lusion

of th

e ses

sion.

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

146-

HR-1

0De

sign

Studie

s Inc

luding

Cost

and F

easib

ility A

nalys

is II

Lake

Shee

n B

Chair

ed by

: B. M

ADHA

NABH

ARAT

AM, A

erosp

ace C

onsu

ltant

and B

. EVA

NS, S

tanfor

d Univ

ersity

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

199

Verifi

catio

n Fir

ings o

f End

-bur

ning

Type

Hyb

rid R

ocke

tsH.

Nag

ata, H

. Tera

ki, Y.

Sait

o, R.

Kana

i, Ho

kkaid

o Univ

ersity

, Sap

poro,

Japa

n; H.

Ya

suko

chi, U

nivers

ity of

Toky

o, To

kyo,

Japa

n; M.

Wak

ita, H

okka

ido U

nivers

ity,

Sapp

oro, J

apan

; et a

l.

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

200

Hybr

id Pr

opuls

ion In

-Situ

Res

ource

Ut

ilizat

ion Te

st Fa

cility

Res

ults

A. Ka

rp, B

. Nak

azon

o, D.

Vaug

han,

W. W

arner,

Jet P

ropuls

ion La

borat

ory,

Califo

rnia I

nstitu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Pa

sade

na, C

A

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

201

Cont

inued

Testi

ng of

the H

igh

Perfo

rman

ce H

ybrid

Pro

pulsi

on

Syste

m fo

r Sma

ll Sat

ellite

sL.

Simurd

a, St

anfor

d Univ

ersity

, Stan

ford,

CA; G

. Zilli

ac, N

ASA A

mes R

esea

rch Ce

nter,

Moffe

tt Fie

ld, CA

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

202

A Str

aight

fotw

ard A

ppro

ach

for

Robu

st De

sign

of H

ybrid

Roc

ket

Engin

e Upp

er St

age

L. Ca

salin

o, D.

Pastr

one,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Tu

rin, T

urin,

Italy

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

203

Gene

tic A

lgorit

hm O

ptim

izatio

n of

a C

ost C

ompe

titive

Hyb

rid R

ocke

t Bo

oster

G. S

tory,

NASA

Mars

hall S

pace

Fligh

t Ce

nter, H

untsv

ille, A

L

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

147-

HSAB

P-7

High

Fide

lity Si

mulat

ions o

f High

-Spe

ed A

ir Br

eath

ing Sy

stem

Lake

Geo

rge A

Chair

ed by

: T. O

BRIEN

, Aero

jet an

d V. T

ANGI

RALA

, Gen

eral E

lectric

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

204

Mode

ling o

f Tur

bulen

ce in

a Su

perso

nic W

all Ca

vity

D. Pe

terso

n, Inn

ovati

ve S

cienti

fic

Solut

ions,

Inc.,

Dayto

n, OH

; E. H

assa

n, Air

Force

Rese

arch L

abora

tory,

Wrig

ht-Pa

tterso

n AFB

, OH

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

205

Turb

ulenc

e Mod

el Mo

difica

tion

for

Fake

Amp

lifica

tion

of Tu

rbule

nce

Kine

tic En

ergy

by Sh

ock-

Turb

ulenc

e In

terat

ionZ.

Zhan

g, Z.

Gao,

C. Jia

ng, C

. Lee

, Be

ihang

Univ

ersity

, Beij

ing, C

hina

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

206

Preli

mina

ry In

vesti

gatio

n of

Un

start-

Relat

ed Tr

ansie

nts i

n a

Dual-

Mode

Scra

mjet

L. Ril

ey, D

. Gait

onde

, Ohio

Stat

e Un

iversi

ty, Co

lumbu

s, OH

; J. D

onba

r, Air

Force

Rese

arch L

abora

tory,

Wrig

ht-Pa

tterso

n AFB

, OH

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

207

LES M

odel

Asse

ssmen

t for

High

Sp

eed C

ombu

stion

usin

g Mes

h-Se

quen

ced R

ealiz

ation

sC.

Patto

n, T.

Wign

all, H

. Mirg

olbab

aei, J

. Ed

wards

, T. E

chek

ki, N

orth C

arolin

a Stat

e Un

iversi

ty, Ra

leigh

, NC

77

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

148-

LP-1

9Co

mbus

tion

Dyna

mics

IILa

ke Lu

cern

eCh

aired

by: D

. LIN

EBER

RY, U

AH Pr

opus

ion Re

searc

h Cen

ter an

d S. S

CHUM

AKER

, Air F

orce R

esea

ch La

borat

ory15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-420

8Sy

stem

Analy

sis of

Low

Freq

uenc

y Co

mbus

tion

Insta

bilitie

s in

Liquid

Ro

cket

Engin

esM.

Leon

ardi, U

nivers

ity of

Rome

“La

Sapie

nza”

, Rom

e, Ita

ly; F.

Di M

atteo

, J.

Stee

lant,

ESA,

Noord

wijk,

The

Nethe

rland

s; F.

Nasu

ti, M.

Ono

fri,

Unive

rsity

of Ro

me “L

a Sap

ienza

”, Ro

me, I

taly

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

209

Inve

stiga

tion

of Co

mbus

tion

Cont

rol

in a D

ump C

ombu

stor U

sing t

he

Feed

back

Free

Fluid

ic Os

cillat

orE.

Meier

, Purd

ue U

nivers

ity, W

est

Lafay

ette,

IN; M

. Cas

iano,

NASA

Mars

hall

Spac

e Flig

ht Ce

nter, H

untsv

ille, A

L; W.

An

derso

n, S.

Heis

ter, P

urdue

Univ

ersity

, We

st La

fayett

e, IN

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

210

Trans

verse

Comb

ustio

n In

stabil

ity

in a R

ecta

ngula

r Roc

ket M

otor

P. Po

pov,

W. S

irigna

no, U

nivers

ity of

Ca

liforni

a, Irv

ine, I

rvine

, CA

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

211

Trigg

ering

and R

e-Sta

biliza

tion

of

Comb

ustio

n In

stabil

ity w

ith R

ocke

t Mo

tor A

cceler

ation

P. Po

pov,

A. Sid

eris,

W. S

irigna

no,

Unive

rsity

of Ca

liforni

a, Irv

ine, I

rvine

, CA

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

149-

LP-2

0Pr

opell

ant F

eed S

ystem

s & Fl

uid M

achin

ery

Lake

High

land A

Chair

ed by

: B. M

ARCU

, Spa

ce Ex

plorat

ion Te

chno

logies

Corpo

ration

and J

. LOC

KE, U

nited

Tech

nolog

ies Re

searc

h Cen

ter15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-421

2Sim

ulatio

n of

Roc

ket-G

rade

Ke

rose

ne Fl

owing

In A

n Ele

ctrica

lly

Heat

ed Ex

perim

enta

l App

arat

usA.

Himan

su, M

. Billi

ngsle

y, Air

Force

Re

searc

h Lab

orator

y, Ed

wards

AFB,

CA

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

213

Soun

ding R

ocke

t Exp

erim

ent o

n Ch

ill-do

wn P

roce

ss wi

th Li

quid

Nitro

gen

in a C

omple

x Ch

anne

lW.

Sara

e, K.

Kinefu

chi, D

. Yab

usak

i, D.

Sug

imori

, T. F

ujita,

K. O

kita,

Japa

n Ae

rospa

ce Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A),

Tsuku

ba, J

apan

; et a

l.

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

214

Two-

Phas

e Flow

Mod

elling

Of T

he

Cryo

genic

Pro

pella

nt Lo

ading

Sy

stem

D. Lu

chins

ky, M

ission

Critic

al Te

chno

logies

, Inc

., El

Segu

ndo,

CA; E

. Pon

izovs

kaya

-De

vine,

M. Kh

asin,

Stin

ger G

haffa

rian

Tech

nolog

ies, I

nc.,

Gree

nbelt

, MD;

A.

Koda

li, NA

SA G

odda

rd Sp

ace F

light

Cente

r, Gr

eenb

elt, M

D; J.

Perot

ti, J.

Sass,

NAS

A Ke

nned

y Spa

ce Ce

nter, C

ape C

anav

eral,

FL; e

t al.

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

215

Towa

rds P

hysic

s Bas

ed A

uton

omou

s Co

ntro

l Of T

he Cr

yoge

nic P

rope

llant

Lo

ading

Syste

mE.

Poniz

ovsk

aya-D

evine

, Stin

ger G

haffa

rian

Tech

nolog

ies, I

nc.,

Gree

nbelt

, MD;

D.

Luch

insky

, Miss

ion Cr

itical

Tech

nolog

ies,

Inc.,

El Se

gund

o, CA

; M. K

hasin

, Stin

ger

Ghaff

arian

Tech

nolog

ies, I

nc.,

Gree

nbelt

, MD

; J. P

erotti,

J. S

ass,

B. B

rown,

NASA

Ke

nned

y Spa

ce Ce

nter, C

ape C

anav

eral, F

L

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

216

Desig

n an

d Ana

lysis

of a

High

-Pr

essu

re Tu

rbop

ump a

t Pur

due

Unive

rsity

D. S

techm

ann,

C. Se

se, R

. Duv

vur, Y

. Hu

ang,

M. B

ilyeu

, D. G

oldbe

rg, Pu

rdue

Unive

rsity,

Wes

t Lafa

yette

, IN;

et al

.

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

150-

LP-2

1Ro

cket

Nozz

les II

Oran

ge E

Chair

ed by

: P. G

LOYE

R, Glo

yer-T

aylor

Labo

ratory

and S

. BAR

SI, N

ASA

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

217

A Co

mplet

e and

Rob

ust A

ppro

ach

to A

xisym

metri

c Meth

od of

Ch

arac

terist

ics fo

r Noz

zle D

esign

R. Ha

rtfield

, J. B

urkha

lter, A

uburn

Un

iversi

ty, Au

burn,

AL

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

218

Sepa

ratio

n Sh

ock

Cuto

ff Fr

eque

ncy

in Du

al Be

ll Noz

zles

E. Ma

rtelli,

Sec

ond U

nivers

ity of

Nap

les,

Avers

a, Ita

ly; B

. Bett

i, F. N

asuti

, Univ

ersity

of

Rome

“La S

apien

za”,

Rome

, Ital

y

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

219

Nume

rical

Inve

stiga

tion

of Fl

ow

Trans

ition

Beha

vior i

n Co

ld Flo

w Du

al Be

ll Roc

ket N

ozzle

sD.

Sch

neide

r, C. G

enin,

Germ

an Ae

rospa

ce

Cente

r (DL

R), L

ampo

ldsha

usen

, Germ

any

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

220

Supp

ressi

ng R

estri

cted S

hock

Se

para

tion

in Th

rust-

Optim

ized

Rock

et No

zzles

Usin

g Con

tour

Ge

ometr

yK.

Scho

mberg

, J. O

lsen,

Unive

rsity

of Ne

w So

uth W

ales,

Sydn

ey, A

ustra

lia; A

. Ne

ely, U

nivers

ity of

New

Sou

th Wa

les at

the

Austr

alian

Defe

nce F

orce A

cade

my,

Canb

erra,

Austr

alia;

G. D

oig, C

alifor

nia

Polyt

echn

ic St

ate U

nivers

ity, S

an Lu

is Ob

ispo,

CA

78

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

151-

LP-2

2/ P

GC-1

/ PC

-12

1500

- 18

00 h

rsPr

essu

re G

ain Co

mbus

tion

for L

iquid

Prop

ulsion

Oran

ge F

In thi

s ses

sion,

spea

kers

are in

vited

to pr

ovide

the r

esult

s of t

heir s

tudies

and r

ecom

mend

ation

s reg

arding

Pres

sure

Gain

Comb

ustio

n (PG

C) fo

r roc

ket a

pplica

tions

. The

cove

red to

pics i

nclud

e univ

ersity

leve

l rese

arch a

nd in

dustr

y lev

el de

velop

ment

from

dome

stic a

nd in

terna

tiona

l eff

orts.

Mode

rators

: Stev

en S

tanley

, Aero

jet Ro

cketd

yne a

nd S

hane

Coog

an, S

outhw

est R

esea

rch In

stitut

e

Pane

lists:

Prof

. Stev

en H

eister

Purdu

e Univ

ersity

, USA

“Roc

ket A

pplica

tions

of PG

C- An

Int

roduc

tion.”

Dr. G

reg M

eholi

cTh

e Aero

spac

e Corp

oratio

n“P

otenti

al Ap

plica

tions

of RD

E Tec

hnolo

gy

in Liq

uid Ro

cket

Engin

es”.

Prof

. J.P.

Wan

gPe

king U

nivers

ity“R

ecen

t Prog

ress o

n Con

tinuo

usly

Rotat

ing

Deton

ation

Engin

e at P

eking

Univ

ersity

”.

Dr. S

cott

Clafli

nAe

rojet-

Rock

etdyn

e, US

A“D

evelo

pmen

t of R

otatin

g Deto

natio

n En

gine T

echn

ology

for R

ocke

t Prop

ulsion

Sy

stems

at Ae

rojet

Rock

etdyn

e”

Prof

. Jiro

Kas

ahar

aNa

goya

Univ

ersity

, Jap

an“5

00-N

Class

Rotat

ing D

etona

tion R

ocke

t En

gine E

xperi

ment

and S

ound

ing Ro

cket

Fligh

t Tes

t Prog

ram.”

Dr. R

ichar

d D. S

mith

GHKN

Engin

eerin

g, US

A“E

xperi

menta

l Inve

stiga

tion o

f CDR

E’s fo

r In

Spac

e Prop

ulsion

.”

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

152-

PC-1

3Pr

opell

ants

and F

uels

IIILa

ke Lo

uise

Chair

ed by

: T. N

GUYE

N, Ae

rojet

Rock

etdyn

e and

C. B

ROPH

Y, Na

val P

ostgr

adua

te Sc

hool

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

221

Enha

ncing

Micr

ometr

ic Al

uminu

m Re

activ

ity by

Mec

hanic

al Ac

tivat

ionS.

Dos

si, C.

Parav

an, F

. Mag

gi, L.

Galf

etti,

Tech

nical

Unive

rsity

of Mi

lan, M

ilan,

Italy

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

222

Char

acter

izatio

n of

Solid

Pr

opell

ants

Base

d On

ADN

and G

APN.

Wing

borg,

Swe

dish D

efens

e Res

earch

Ag

ency

(FOI

), St

ockh

olm, S

wede

n

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

223

Comb

ustio

n Be

havie

r of a

High

Bu

rning

Rat

e AP-

HTPB

Solid

Pr

opell

ant u

nder

Tran

sient

Pre

ssure

Co

nditio

nL.

Shipe

ng, N

. Wan

g, Be

ijing I

nstitu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Be

ijing,

China

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

153-

PC-1

4Ro

cket

Moto

r Stu

dies

Lake

Conc

ord B

Chair

ed by

: M. C

OIL,

Orbit

al Te

chno

logies

Corpo

ration

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

224

An Ex

perim

enta

l Inv

estig

ation

of

Shee

t Velo

city a

nd Je

t Diam

eter

Assu

mptio

ns of

Non

-New

tonia

n Im

pingin

g Jets

P. Co

llins,

J. Ma

llory,

Wes

tern N

ew

Engla

nd U

nivers

ity, S

pring

field,

MA

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

225

Study

of A

lunim

a Flow

in a

prop

ulsion

Cham

ber

R. Am

ano,

Unive

rsity

of W

iscon

sin,

Milw

auke

e, Gle

ndale

, WI

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

226

Diag

nosti

c Inv

estig

ation

of Fl

ame

Spre

ad M

echa

nism

in Du

al-th

rust

Solid

Pro

pella

nt R

ocke

t Mot

ors

S. Aj

ith, S

. Man

i, R. T

harik

aa, H

. Nag

araju

Dodd

i, V. S

anal

Kuma

r, Kum

aragu

ru Co

llege

of Te

chno

logy,

Coim

bator

e, Ind

ia

79

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

154-

PC-1

5Co

mbus

tion

Dyna

mics

Expe

rimen

ts an

d Con

trol

Lake

Virg

inia

Chair

ed by

: A. S

TEIN

BERG

, Univ

ersity

of To

ronto

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

227

Conc

urre

nt Ex

perim

enta

l and

Co

mput

ation

al Stu

dy of

Comb

ustio

n Dy

nami

cs in

a Sing

le-Ele

ment

Lean

Di

rect

Injec

tion

(LDI

) Gas

Turb

ine

Comb

usto

rR.

Gejji,

C. H

uang

, R. L

ucht,

W. A

nders

on,

Purdu

e Univ

ersity

, Wes

t Lafa

yette

, IN

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

228

Oxidi

zer P

ost R

eson

ance

Res

pons

e of

a Hi

gh P

ressu

re Co

mbus

tor

M. W

ierma

n, W.

Hall

um, W

. And

erson

, Pu

rdue U

nivers

ity, W

est L

afaye

tte, I

N; B

. Au

stin,

IN S

pace

, LLC

, Wes

t Lafa

yette

, IN

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

229

Effe

ct of

Aco

ustic

Osci

llatio

ns on

the

Upstr

eam

Mixin

g Lay

er of

Tripl

e Fla

mes

M. S

aito,

N. S

ugiu,

K. M

otoha

shi, M

. Ta

nabe

, Niho

n Univ

ersity

, Fun

abas

hi,

Japa

n

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

155-

SC-2

Seal

Mater

ial A

dvan

ceme

nts a

nd A

dvan

ced S

eal T

echn

ology

Lake

Geo

rge B

Chair

ed by

: N. S

ARAW

ATE,

GE G

lobal

Rese

arch a

nd P.

DUN

LAP,

NASA

Glen

n Res

earch

Cente

r15

00 hr

sAIA

A-201

5-423

0As

pects

of B

rush

Seal

Desig

nA.

Bows

her, P

. Crud

gingto

n, T.

Kirk,

R. Ch

upp,

Cross

Manu

factur

ing Co

mpan

y, Ltd

., De

vizes

, Unit

ed Ki

ngdo

m

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

231

Leak

Rat

e Qua

ntifi

catio

n Me

thod

fo

r Gas

Pre

ssure

Seals

with

Co

ntro

lled P

ressu

re D

iffer

entia

lC.

Danie

ls, M

. Brau

n, H.

Orav

ec, J

. Ma

ther, U

nivers

ity of

Akron

, Akro

n, OH

; S.

Taylo

r, Univ

ersity

of To

ledo,

Toled

o, OH

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

156-

SR-6

/HSA

BP-8

Solid

Pro

pella

nt D

ucted

Roc

kets

Lake

Mize

ll BCh

aired

by: K

. NAU

MANN

, Bay

ern-Ch

emie

GmbH

and F

. MAL

O-MO

LINA,

Rayth

eon M

issile

Sys

tems

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

232

Deve

lopme

nt an

d Tes

ting o

f a C/

SiC Co

mbus

tion

Cham

ber f

or H

igh

Spee

d Thr

ottle

able

Ducte

d Roc

ket

Appli

catio

nsG.

Kurth

, C. B

auer,

T. M

eyer,

J. Ra

msel,

A.

Thum

ann,

Baye

rn-Ch

emie,

Asch

au am

Inn

, Germ

any

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

233

Air I

ntak

e Dev

elopm

ent f

or a

Mach

5+

Thro

ttlea

ble D

ucted

Roc

ket

Prop

elled

Lowe

r Tier

Inter

cept

orG.

Kurth

, C. B

auer,

Bay

ern-Ch

emie,

Asch

au

am In

n, Ge

rman

y

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

234

Perfo

rman

ce A

ssessm

ent f

or

a Thr

ottle

able

Ducte

d Roc

ket

Powe

red L

ower

Tier

Inter

cept

orG.

Kurth

, C. B

auer,

N. H

opfe,

Bay

ern-

Chem

ie, As

chau

am In

n, Ge

rman

y

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

235

Effe

cts of

Mg-

Al P

artic

le Ad

dition

s on

Comb

ustio

n Ch

arac

terist

ics of

Du

cted R

ocke

tsN.

Neg

ishi, T

. Kuw

ahara

, Niho

n Univ

ersity

, Fu

naba

shi, J

apan

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

236

Gas G

ener

ator

Pre

ssure

Cont

rol

in Th

rottl

eable

Duc

ted R

ocke

ts:

A Cla

ssica

l and

Ada

ptive

Cont

rol

Appr

oach

A. Ala

n, Y.

Yildiz

, Bilk

ent U

nivers

ity,

Anka

ra, Tu

rkey;

U. Po

yraz,

ROKE

TSAN

Mi

ssile

Indus

tries,

Inc.,

Anka

ra, Tu

rkey

80

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

157-

SR-7

Solid

Roc

ket M

otor

Pro

pella

nt M

odeli

ng an

d Sim

ulatio

nLa

ke Co

ncor

d ACh

aired

by: A

. NER

I and

H. C

IEZKI,

DLR

- Germ

an Ae

rospa

ce Ce

nter

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

237

Rand

om Cl

ose P

ackin

g Mod

eling

an

d eva

luatio

n of

a Ca

stabil

ity

Marg

in fo

r Soli

d Pro

pella

nts

D. Fe

dele,

F. Po

nti, R

. Bert

acin,

Univ

ersity

of

Bolog

na, F

orlì, I

taly

1530

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

238

Lifeti

me N

umer

ical P

redic

tion

of

Solid

Roc

ket M

otor

s with

HTP

B Bi

nder

Bas

ed P

rope

llant

s Usin

g a

Multis

cale

Mode

lB.

Dalb

y, A.

Caraë

s, DG

A, Sa

int-M

édard

-en-

Jalle

s, Fra

nce

1600

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

239

Nume

rical

Simula

tion

Of Lu

mino

us

Flame

Aro

und I

gnite

d Alum

inum

Parti

cle N

ear B

urnin

g Sur

face

Of

Comp

osite

Pro

pella

nt W

ith

Chan

ging P

ressu

reK.

Taka

hash

i, Niho

n Univ

ersity

, Fun

abas

hi,

Japa

n; T.

Shim

ada,

Japa

n Aero

spac

e Ex

plorat

ion Ag

ency

(JAX

A), S

agam

ihara,

Ja

pan

1630

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

240

Acce

lerat

ed A

ging a

nd St

ructu

ral

Integ

rity A

nalys

is Ap

proa

ch to

Pr

edict

the S

ervic

e Life

of So

lid

Rock

et Mo

tor

D. Zh

ou, X

. Liu,

X. S

ui, Z.

Wei,

N. W

ang,

Beijin

g Ins

titute

of Te

chno

logy,

Beijin

g, Ch

ina

1700

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

241

Feas

ibility

Ana

lysis

for L

ong-

term

Non-

turn

over

Stor

age o

f Soli

d Ro

cket

Moto

rsW.

Ma,

X. S

ui, R.

Lei, L

. Ship

eng,

N.

Wang

, Beij

ing In

stitut

e of T

echn

ology

, Be

ijing,

China

1730

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

242

Impa

ct of

Pha

se tr

ansit

ions o

n th

e Flo

w Str

uctu

re of

Gas

eous

Jets

Injec

ted in

to W

ater

X. Zh

ang,

Y. Ta

ng, B

eijing

Insti

tute o

f Te

chno

logy,

Beijin

g, Ch

ina; J

. Tan

g, Ch

ina

North

Indu

stries

Grou

p Corp

oratio

n, Be

ijing,

China

; L. S

hipen

g, N.

Wan

g, Be

ijing I

nstitu

te of

Tech

nolog

y, Be

ijing,

China

Wedn

esda

y, 29

July

2015

158-

TM-5

Ther

mal S

ystem

App

licat

ions a

nd U

nique

Envir

onme

nt II

Lake

Dow

n A

Chair

ed by

: E. K

HALIL

, Cair

o Univ

ersity

and C

. TAR

AU, A

dvan

ced C

oolin

g Tec

hnolo

gies

1500

hrs

AIAA-2

015-4

243

Desig

n of

the V

entila

tion

Syste

m in

an U

nder

grou

nd Ca

r Par

k: Lo

cal

Mean

Age

of A

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nivers

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Giza,

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Harb

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Harbi

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S. C

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Purdu

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State

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Berna

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S.

Chint

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Florid

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Colle

ge

82

Abd E

latif,

O., 7

-EE-1

Abreu

, D.,

76-PA

W-3

Addo

na, B

., 14

2-EP-1

0 Ad

riany

, K.,

102-L

P-14

Agui,

J., 1

03-LP

-15

Aham

ed, S

., 93

-GTE-6

Ah

med,

A., 1

06-PC

-8 Ah

med,

K., 6

8-GTE

-5, 9

3-GTE

-6, 1

06-PC

-8, 1

07-PC

-9, 1

33-PP

-1 Ah

med,

L., 1

21-GT

E-9

Ahme

d, M.

, 135

-SR-5

Ahme

d, O.

, 96-H

R-5

Ahme

d, S.

, 92-F

FP-2

Ahuja

, V.,

45-LP

-8, 1

26-LP

-16

Ajith,

S.,

135-S

R-5, 1

53-PC

-14

Ajman

i, K.,

23-PC

-2 Ak

ashi,

N.,

142-E

P-10

Akiki

, M.,

107-P

C-9

Aktas

, D.,

59-AE

P-1

Alan,

A., 1

56-SR

-6/HS

ABP-8

Alb

erto G

urgel

Veras

, C.,

69-HR

-4 Alb

erts,

S., 1

58-TM

-5 Alc

ántar

a, F.,

89-E

D-2/E

E-4

Alexe

enko

, A.,

87-AP

C-2, 1

42-EP

-10

Ali, H

., 14

0-ECD

-4 Ali

, M.,

7-EE-1

All

en, B

., 50

-SR-2

Alliot

, P.,

72-LP

-10, 1

01-LP

-13

ALse

nbaw

y, M.

, 135

-SR-5

Alvare

z Roli

ns, A

., 15

9-VS-1

Aly

Has

san,

M., 1

06-PC

-8 Am

adio,

G.,

107-P

C-9

Aman

o, R.,

153

-PC-14

Am

rousse

, R.,

49-PC

-4 An

, Q.,

105-P

C-7

Anan

d, M.

, 23-P

C-2

Ande

rson,

C., 1

1-GTE

-1 An

derso

n, P.,

5-AP

S-1

Ande

rson,

W., 4

2-LP-5

, 81-T

M-3,

131

-PC-10

, 1

48-LP

-19, 1

54-PC

-15

Andri

anov

, A.,

69-HR

-4 An

teque

ra, C.

, 89-E

D-2/E

E-4

Anus

onti-I

nthra,

P., 3

5-EDU

-1, 1

44-GT

E-12

Arany

os, T

., 72

-LP-10

Arn

old, S

., 35

-EDU-1

, 144

-GTE-1

2 Arr

ington

, L.,

15-LP

-1 Art

hur, N

., 8-E

P-1

Atyam

, D.,

102-L

P-14

Aulisi

o, M.

, 61-A

PS-2

Austi

n, B.

, 73-L

P-11,

99-I

TAR-2

, 154

-PC-15

Ax

dahl,

E., 1

24-HS

ABP-4

Ay

ad, S

., 7-E

E-1

Babc

ock,

D., 7

6-PAW

-3 Ba

dawi

yeh,

M., 3

6-EE-2

Ba

e, D.

, 128

-LP-18

Ba

e, S.

, 128

-LP-18

Ba

glini,

J., 6

-ECS-1

, 63-E

CS-2

Baisd

en, A

., 61

-APS-2

Ba

lchan

os, M

., 89

-ED-2/

EE-4

Baldw

in, R.

, 25-S

T-1

Ballin

ger, I

., 12

6-LP-1

6 Ba

lmog

im, U

., 98

-HR-7

Bane

, S.,

143-G

TE-11

/HSA

BP-6

Bao,

W., 7

0-HSA

BP-3

Baral

, A.,

100-L

P-12

Baran

, A.,

117-E

DU-2

Baran

, Ö.,

32-AB

PSI-2

Ba

rato,

F., 4

0-HR-3

Ba

rber, T

., 44

-LP-7

Barne

tt, B

., 14

4-GTE

-12

Barnh

art, P

., 4-A

BPSI-

1 Ba

rraga

n, J.,

99-I

TAR-2

Ba

rsi, S

., 12

7-LP-1

7, 1

50-LP

-21

Bask

aran,

S., 9

3-GTE

-6 Ba

ssion

y, M.

, 92-F

FP-2

Batis

ta de

Jesu

s, A.,

76-P

AW-3

Batte

rson,

J., 2

4-SR-1

, 42-L

P-5

Battis

ta, F.

, 44-L

P-7

Batur

in, O

., 12

1-GTE

-9 Ba

uer, C

., 15

6-SR-6

/HSA

BP-8

Baya

t, E.,

102

-LP-14

Be

ck, G

., 18

-LP-4

Behb

ahan

i, A.,

86-AE

C-1

Behru

zi, P.

, 128

-LP-18

Be

ige, A

., 15

8-TM-

5 Be

ll, M.

, 33-E

CD-1

Bemi

sh, R

., 66

-EP-6

Bemo

nt, C.

, 7-EE

-1 Be

nhidj

eb-Ca

rayon

, A.,

15-LP

-1 Be

nker,

D.,

116-A

PS-3

Benn

ewitz

, J.,

117-E

DU-2

Berdo

yes,

M., 1

35-SR

-5 Be

rens,

T., 3

2-ABP

SI-2

Berg,

S.,

66-EP

-6, 1

42-EP

-10

Berna

rd, T.

, 159

-VS-1

Berry

, M.,

71-IT

AR-1

Berta

cin, R

., 68

-GTE-5

, 157

-SR-7

Besn

ard, E

., 12

8-LP-1

8 Be

tti, B

., 16

-LP-2,

150

-LP-21

Bia

lly, E.

, 36-E

E-2, 5

1-TM-

2, 1

06-PC

-8 Bia

nchi,

D.,

16-LP

-2, 4

0-HR-3

, 135

-SR-5

Billin

gsley

, M.,

149-L

P-20

Bilye

u, M.

, 149

-LP-20

Bir

chen

ough

, A.,

61-AP

S-2, 6

5-EP-5

Bla

chow

ski, T

., 63

-ECS-2

Bla

key,

S., 1

25-HS

ABP-5

/GTE

-10

Blanc

hard,

C., 1

17-ED

U-2

Boioc

chi, M

., 97

-HR-6

Boiro

n, A.,

98-H

R-7

Bolat

, H.,

23-PC

-2 Bo

nhom

me, C

., 10

1-LP-1

3 Bo

oth, D

., 67

-GTE-4

, 144

-GTE-1

2 Bo

rowsk

i, S.,

19-NF

F-1, 7

4-NFF

-3 Bo

ss, M

., 8-E

P-1

Bossa

rd, J.

, 70-H

SABP

-3 Bo

tha, J

., 35

-EDU-1

Bo

uldin,

B.,

26-TM

-1 Bo

wshe

r, A.,

155-S

C-2

Boye

r, J.,

96-HR

-5 Bo

zak,

K., 6

1-APS

-2, 6

5-EP-5

Br

ady,

B., 9

7-HR-6

Br

aman

, K.,

127-L

P-17

Bran

d, A.,

15-L

P-1, 8

6-AEC

-1 Br

aun,

M., 1

55-SC

-2 Br

aun,

R., 1

40-EC

D-4

Breis

ache

r, K.,

45-LP

-8 Br

inckm

an, K

., 17

-LP-3

Briot

, D.,

25-ST

-1 Br

ooks

, M.,

7-EE-1

, 69-H

R-4, 9

5-GTE

-8, 9

8-HR-7

Br

ophy

, C.,

152-P

C-13

Brow

n, B.

, 149

-LP-20

Br

own,

G., 5

9-AEP

-1 Bu

ckley

, J.,

117-E

DU-2

Buck

nell,

J., 7

4-NFF

-3 Bu

dica,

R., 4

6-NFF

-2 Bu

lman

, M.,

19-NF

F-1

Bung

et, G

., 14

4-GTE

-12

Burch

ett, J

., 63

-ECS-2

Bu

rkhalt

er, J.

, 150

-LP-21

Bu

rkhard

t, W.

, 142

-EP-10

Bu

rrow,

G.,

81-TM

-3 Bu

rt, J.

, 37-E

P-3

Busa

ri, O.

, 15-L

P-1

Butt,

A., 1

17-ED

U-2

Cado

u, C.,

77-P

C-5, 1

15-AB

PSI-4

/AEP

-2 Ca

ffrey

, J.,

74-NF

F-3

Cai, C

., 65

-EP-5

Cai, G

., 39

-HR-2

Calho

on, W

., 16

-LP-2

Cano

, J.,

63-EC

S-2

Cantw

ell, B

., 39

-HR-2,

122

-HR-8

Cao,

D., 1

06-PC

-8 Ca

raës,

A., 1

57-SR

-7 Ca

rdiff,

E., 3

7-EP-3

, 72-L

P-10,

87-A

PC-2

Carls

on, J

., 95

-GTE-8

Ca

rmicin

o, C.,

40-H

R-3

Carr,

J., 6

1-APS

-2 Ca

rter, C

., 10

5-PC-7

Ca

salin

o, L.,

146

-HR-10

Ca

siano

, M.,

148-L

P-19

Casse

nti, B

., 46

-NFF-2

Ca

ssibry

, J.,

46-NF

F-2

Cassi

dy, J

., 61

-APS-2

Ca

stong

uay,

K., 1

02-LP

-14

Catin

a, J.,

102

-LP-14

Ca

vallin

i, E.,

79-SR

-3 Ca

villon

, R.,

16-LP

-2 Ce

cil, O

., 13

-HR-1,

24-S

R-1, 4

4-LP-7

Ce

lik, M

., 37

-EP-3,

66-E

P-6

Ceteg

en, B

., 22

-PC-1

Chak

rabort

y, I.,

115

-ABPS

I-4/A

EP-2

Cham

ayou

, B.,

63-EC

S-2

Chan

, T.,

62-EC

D-2

Chan

dler, F

., 15

9-VS-1

Ch

ang,

H., 9

8-HR-7

Ch

ang,

J., 1

4-HSA

BP-1,

70-H

SABP

-3 Ch

ap, A

., 46

-NFF-2

Ch

arles

, P.,

116-A

PS-3

Charn

eski,

J., 2

2-PC-1

Ch

attop

adhy

ay, A

., 14

4-GTE

-12

Cheh

roudi,

B.,

78-PC

-6 Ch

en, G

., 16

-LP-2

Chen

, H.,

12-GT

E-2, 2

1-PAW

-1, 3

2-ABP

SI-2

Chen

, J.,

68-GT

E-5, 1

24-HS

ABP-4

Ch

en, L

., 13

3-PP-1

Ch

en, T

., 15

9-VS-1

Ch

en, Y

., 17

-LP-3,

43-L

P-6, 9

6-HR-5

, 98-H

R-7,

123

-HR-9,

126

-LP-16

Ch

eng,

L., 1

25-HS

ABP-5

/GTE

-10

Chen

g, R.,

98-H

R-7

Chian

ese,

S., 1

7-LP-3

, 43-L

P-6

Chica

telli,

A., 8

6-AEC

-1

Chint

alapa

ti, S.

, 159

-VS-1

Choi,

G.,

39-HR

-2 Ch

oi, H

., 48

-PC-3

Choi,

M.,

26-TM

-1, 5

1-TM-

2, 8

1-TM-

3 Ch

oi, S

., 49

-PC-4

Choij

il, B.

, 35-E

DU-1

Chop

inet,

J., 1

01-LP

-13

Chou

, T.,

98-HR

-7, 1

23-HR

-9 Ch

oudh

uri, A

., 99

-ITAR

-2 Ch

oueir

i, E.,

9-EP-2

, 90-E

P-7

Chow

dhury

, S.,

98-HR

-7 Ch

ristia

nsen

, M.,

47-PA

W-2,

58-A

BPSI-

3 Ch

uck,

C., 2

1-PAW

-1, 7

6-PAW

-3 Ch

ung,

J., 1

34-SC

-1 Ch

ung,

Y., 1

7-LP-3

Ch

upp,

R., 1

55-SC

-2 Cie

zki, H

., 15

7-SR-7

Cla

flin, S

., 39

-HR-2

Cofer

, A.,

87-AP

C-2, 1

42-EP

-10

Coil,

M., 1

53-PC

-14

Coll,

G., 7

2-LP-1

0, 1

03-LP

-15

Collic

ott, S

., 15

8-TM-

5 Co

llins,

E., 1

16-AP

S-3

Collin

s, J.,

33-E

CD-1

Collin

s, P.,

153

-PC-14

Co

nnell

, T.,

78-PC

-6 Co

nnoll

y, J.,

86-A

EC-1,

95-G

TE-8,

1

25-HS

ABP-5

/GTE

-10

Coog

an, S

., 16

-LP-2,

69-H

R-4, 1

03-LP

-15, 1

22-HR

-8,

151-L

P-22/

PGC-1

/ PC

-12

Coote

, D.,

19-NF

F-1

Cope

nhav

er, W

., 71

-ITAR

-1 Co

rrigan

, A.,

22-PC

-1 Co

rtopa

ssi, A

., 96

-HR-5

Cose

ntino

, G.,

97-HR

-6 Co

x, J.,

35-E

DU-1,

144

-GTE-1

2 Cra

puch

ettes

, J.,

142-E

P-10

Crawf

ord, B

., 81

-TM-3

Crofto

n, M.

, 8-EP

-1, 6

5-EP-5

Cro

wley

, J.,

74-NF

F-3

Crudg

ington

, P.,

155-S

C-2

Csan

k, J.,

86-A

EC-1,

94-G

TE-7

Dahl,

D.,

58-AB

PSI-3

Da

imon

, Y.,

16-LP

-2, 4

2-LP-5

Da

lby, B

., 15

7-SR-7

Da

miao

, A.,

93-GT

E-6

Danie

ls, C.

, 99-I

TAR-2

, 155

-SC-2

Dank

anich

, J.,

9-EP-2

, 37-E

P-3, 1

04-NF

F-4

Auth

or /

Sessi

on Ch

air In

dex

83

Darba

ndi, M

., 10

-FFP-1

, 158

-TM-5

Darr,

S., 1

34-SC

-1 Da

sque

, N.,

41-HS

ABP-2

Da

vidso

n, C.,

87-A

PC-2

David

son,

J., 5

0-SR-2

Da

vis, D

., 4-A

BPSI-

1 Da

vitian

, J.,

97-HR

-6, 1

23-HR

-9 De

ans,

M., 1

5-LP-1

, 126

-LP-16

De

chen

t, W.

, 8-EP

-1 de

Fruto

s, V.,

89-E

D-2/E

E-4

Delan

ge, J

., 10

1-LP-1

3 de

la Ve

rgne,

P., 1

17-ED

U-2

Delga

do, J

., 8-E

P-1

Delot

, A.,

21-PA

W-1,

76-P

AW-3

Demk

o, A.,

78-P

C-6, 1

08-SR

-4 De

ng, Z

., 87

-APC-2

De

nny,

M., 1

08-SR

-4, 1

17-ED

U-2

De Q

uero,

A., 1

26-LP

-16

Derm

anci,

O.,

123-H

R-9

Desa

in, J.

, 96-H

R-5, 9

7-HR-6

de

Swa

rdt, J

., 35

-EDU-1

De

xtre,

R., 9

-EP-2

Di Cle

mente

, M.,

98-HR

-7 Dil

lier, C

., 78

-PC-6,

108

-SR-4

DiMare

, F.,

23-PC

-2 Di

Masci

o, A.,

79-S

R-3

Di Ma

tteo,

F., 1

48-LP

-19

Dobs

on, R

., 26

-TM-1

Doi, R

., 10

8-SR-4

Do

ig, G

., 15

0-LP-2

1 Do

mel, N

., 21

-PAW

-1, 7

6-PAW

-3 Do

mene

ch, J

., 89

-ED-2/

EE-4

Dona

hue,

B., 9

9-ITA

R-2

Donb

ar, J.

, 147

-HSAB

P-7

Donn

erhac

k, S.

, 95-G

TE-8

Dono

van,

A., 1

34-SC

-1 Do

ssi, S

., 15

2-PC-1

3 Do

ughty

, G.,

19-NF

F-1

Dowd

y, M.

, 126

-LP-16

Dr

enna

n, S.

, 12-G

TE-2

Drisc

oll, J

., 14

-HSAB

P-1, 7

0-HSA

BP-3,

86-A

EC-1,

1

05-PC

-7 Du

, J.,

22-PC

-1 Du

, M.,

116-A

PS-3

Duffy

, K.,

59-AE

P-1

Duga

la, G

., 33

-ECD-1

Du

ncan

, S.,

89-ED

-2/EE

-4 Du

nlap,

P., 1

55-SC

-2

Durai

samy

, K.,

86-AE

C-1

Duthe

il, J.,

120

-GE-1

Duvv

ur, R.

, 149

-LP-20

Ec

hekk

i, T.,

41-HS

ABP-2

, 147

-HSAB

P-7

Edwa

rds, J

., 41

-HSAB

P-2, 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Eg

uchi,

T., 1

05-PC

-7 Eh

len, J

., 12

2-HR-8

Eld

egwy

, A.,

36-EE

-2 Elg

ergaw

i, M.,

92-FF

P-2

ElHaro

un, A

., 51

-TM-2

Elias

de M

orais

Berto

ldi, A

., 69

-HR-4

Elisii,

R., 6

2-ECD

-2 Ell

iott,

T., 1

3-HR-1

Elm

aghra

by, H

., 36

-EE-2

El-Na

dy, A

., 13

5-SR-5

Em

rich,

W., 1

9-NFF

-1 Es

cher,

D.,

60-AP

C-1

Evan

s, B.

, 40-H

R-3, 1

22-HR

-8, 1

46-HR

-10

Evele

igh, T

., 89

-ED-2/

EE-4

Eyi, S

., 14

-HSAB

P-1, 2

6-TM-

1, 5

1-TM-

2, 8

0-ST-2

Fa

bisins

ki, L.

, 61-A

PS-2

Faen

za, M

., 98

-HR-7

Fahim

, A.,

51-TM

-2, 1

58-TM

-5 Fa

rag, A

., 12

0-GE-1

Fa

rnell,

C., 9

0-EP-7

Fa

rokhi,

S.,

124-H

SABP

-4 Fa

vini, B

., 79

-SR-3

Fearn

, H.,

104-N

FF-4

Fede

le, D

., 15

7-SR-7

Fe

dina,

E., 9

3-GTE

-6 Fe

lder, J

., 59

-AEP-1

Fe

ldman

, G.,

17-LP

-3 Fe

ldman

, M.,

9-EP-2

, 66-E

P-6

Felke

r, L.,

116-A

PS-3

Fergu

son,

D., 1

43-GT

E-11/

HSAB

P-6

Fergu

son,

F., 4

1-HSA

BP-2

Ferna

ndes

, C.,

144-G

TE-12

Fe

rnand

es, R

., 11

-GTE-1

Fe

rnand

o, P.,

25-S

T-1

Fisch

er, D

., 15

-LP-1

Fishe

r, S.,

134-S

C-1

Fittje

, J.,

19-N

FF-1

Fitzg

erald,

D.,

95-GT

E-8

Flege

l, A.,

67-GT

E-4

Font,

G.,

37-EP

-3 Fo

ster, J

., 8-E

P-1, 6

5-EP-5

Fo

uad,

M., 1

58-TM

-5 Fo

utch,

D., 9

5-GTE

-8

Fraem

an, M

., 33

-ECD-1

Fra

nke,

A., 8

-EP-1

Frank

ford,

D., 3

3-ECD

-1 Fre

deric

k, R.,

35-E

DU-1,

43-L

P-6, 9

6-HR-5

, 1

08-SR

-4, 1

17-ED

U-2

Frenc

h, A.,

16-L

P-2

Frezz

otti, M

., 42

-LP-5

Fries

, N.,

128-L

P-18

Frohn

apfel

, D.,

32-AB

PSI-2

Fu

jita, T

., 14

9-LP-2

0 Fu

kuch

i, A.,

108-S

R-4

Fulle

r, J.,

96-HR

-5 Fu

lton,

J., 7

0-HSA

BP-3

Funa

ki, I.

, 9-EP

-2, 1

07-PC

-9 Fu

reby,

C., 4

1-HSA

BP-2,

93-G

TE-6

Gabl,

J., 9

9-ITA

R-2

Gaito

nde,

D., 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Ga

lfetti,

L., 9

7-HR-6

, 152

-PC-13

Ga

llagh

er, T.

, 107

-PC-9

Galle

go, M

., 26

-TM-1

Gan,

J., 6

8-GTE

-5 Ga

ng, L

., 13

2-PC-1

1 Ga

nguli

, R.,

115-A

BPSI-

4/AE

P-2

Gao,

Z., 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Ga

rner, C

., 8-E

P-1

Gatto

, C.,

134-S

C-1

Gaulk

e, D.

, 128

-LP-18

Ga

utier,

S.,

76-PA

W-3

Gawo

rski, K

., 78

-PC-6

Gaza

ix, M

., 94

-GTE-7

Ge

a, L.,

76-P

AW-3

Geiki

e, M.

, 106

-PC-8

Gejji,

R., 1

54-PC

-15

Gene

vieve

, B.,

98-HR

-7 Ge

nin, C

., 12

7-LP-1

7, 1

50-LP

-21

Gerae

dts, B

., 10

5-PC-7

Ge

rards

, A.,

108-S

R-4

Gerno

th, A.

, 100

-LP-12

Ge

rrish,

H., 1

9-NFF

-1 Gh

adda

r, N.,

7-EE-1

, 36-E

E-2

Ghafo

uriza

deh,

M., 1

0-FFP

-1 Gh

ali, K

., 7-E

E-1, 3

6-EE-2

Gh

oddo

ussi,

A., 1

15-AB

PSI-4

/AEP

-2 Gh

osha

l, A.,

144-G

TE-12

Gia

nvito

, A.,

97-HR

-6 Gie

l, T.,

18-LP

-4, 1

34-SC

-1 Gil

l, P.,

115-A

BPSI-

4/AE

P-2

Glasco

ck, M

., 37

-EP-3,

142

-EP-10

Glaus

er, M

., 71

-ITAR

-1 Glo

rieux

, G.,

8-EP-1

Glo

yer, P

., 12

7-LP-1

7, 1

50-LP

-21

Goeb

el, D

., 90

-EP-7

Goff,

A., 1

44-GT

E-12

Gogin

eni, S

., 71

-ITAR

-1 Go

ldberg

, B.,

50-SR

-2 Go

ldberg

, C.,

94-GT

E-7

Goldb

erg, D

., 14

9-LP-2

0 Go

ldstei

n, S.

, 63-E

CS-2

Golla

halli,

S.,

92-FF

P-2

Gollo

r, M.,

8-EP-1

Go

maa,

S., 2

6-TM-

1, 1

58-TM

-5 Go

nçalv

es, R

., 49

-PC-4

Gonth

ier, K

., 6-E

CS-1

Gonz

alez,

D., 9

4-GTE

-7 Go

nzale

z, E.,

77-P

C-5

Gonz

alez,

G., 5

0-SR-2

Go

nzale

z, I.,

76-P

AW-3

Gonz

alez,

M., 6

1-APS

-2 Go

rd, J.

, 105

-PC-7

Gore,

J., 4

8-PC-3

, 105

-PC-7

Gorya

chkin

, E.,

121-G

TE-9

Gotzi

g, U.

, 128

-LP-18

Go

urdain

, N.,

94-GT

E-7

Gran

t, G.

, 72-L

P-10

Grea

trix, D

., 40

-HR-3

Grec

h, N.

, 21-P

AW-1

Grey

, Z.,

12-GT

E-2

Griffi

ths, R

., 68

-GTE-5

Gu

adag

noli,

D., 1

02-LP

-14

Guan

, H.,

22-PC

-1 Gu

egan

, D.,

94-GT

E-7

Gueri

n, S.

, 102

-LP-14

Gu

inet,

C., 6

8-GTE

-5 Gü

mmer,

V., 6

8-GTE

-5 Gu

r, H.,

26-TM

-1 Gu

tierre

z, H.

, 103

-LP-15

Gu

tmark

, E.,

125-H

SABP

-5/GT

E-10

Haem

merli,

B.,

98-HR

-7 Ha

idn, O

., 18

-LP-4

Haine

s, J.,

116

-APS-3

Ha

llum,

W.,

154-P

C-15

Haml

ey, J

., 11

6-APS

-3 Ha

mmac

k, S.

, 105

-PC-7

Han,

B., 6

4-EE-3

Ha

n, D.

, 105

-PC-7

Harie

dy, H

., 10

6-PC-8

Harrib

ey, D

., 90

-EP-7

Harsh

, K.,

86-AE

C-1

Hartfi

eld, R

., 12

1-GTE

-9, 1

50-LP

-21

Hartm

an, J

., 35

-EDU-1

Ha

rtwig,

J., 1

34-SC

-1 Ha

rvazin

ski, M

., 42

-LP-5

Hash

imoto

, T.,

101-L

P-13

Hassa

n, E.,

147

-HSAB

P-7

Hasti

, V.,

105-P

C-7

Hatai

, K.,

49-PC

-4 Ha

tfield,

M.,

115-A

BPSI-

4/AE

P-2

Haus

en, R

., 10

6-PC-8

Ha

vake

chian

, S.,

94-GT

E-7

Hay,

R., 8

1-TM-

3 Ha

yash

i, D.,

123-H

R-9

Heda

yat,

A., 7

4-NFF

-3, 1

17-ED

U-2

Heim

dal N

ilsson

, E.,

93-GT

E-6

Heist

er, S

., 17

-LP-3,

48-P

C-3, 8

7-APC

-2, 1

48-LP

-19,

158

-TM-5

Hena

ux, C

., 90

-EP-7

Hend

erson

, E.,

60-AP

C-1

Hend

rich,

C., 1

20-GE

-1 He

rnanz

, J.,

26-TM

-1 He

rrman

n, J.,

101

-LP-13

Hic

kman

, R.,

19-NF

F-1

Hidalg

o, V.,

32-A

BPSI-

2 Hil

l, D.,

33-EC

D-1, 6

2-ECD

-2 Him

ansu

, A.,

149-L

P-20

Himen

o, T.,

45-L

P-8, 5

9-AEP

-1 Hir

t, S.

, 115

-ABPS

I-4/A

EP-2

Hitt,

M., 3

5-EDU

-1, 9

6-HR-5

Ho

bbs,

R., 1

16-AP

S-3

Hoch

heim

er, B

., 10

0-LP-1

2 Ho

dges

, J.,

11-GT

E-1, 1

44-GT

E-12

Hofer

, R.,

8-EP-1

, 90-E

P-7

Holick

er, C.

, 64-E

E-3

Holm

an, T

., 66

-EP-6

Hopfe

, N.,

156-S

R-6/H

SABP

-8 Ho

ri, K.,

49-P

C-4

Horis

awa,

H., 1

42-EP

-10

Horni

ck, J

., 24

-SR-1

Horto

n, J.,

18-L

P-4

Hosa

ngad

i, A.,

16-LP

-2, 1

7-LP-3

Ho

soda

, S.,

8-EP-1

Ho

soka

wa, H

., 14

2-EP-1

0 Ho

u, A.,

12-G

TE-2

Houts

, M.,

19-NF

F-1

Howa

rd, V.

, 87-A

PC-2

Auth

or /

Sessi

on Ch

air In

dex

84

Hsiao

, R.,

6-ECS

-1 Hu

, C.,

87-AP

C-2

Hu, H

., 13

4-SC-1

Hu

a, Z.,

132

-PC-11

Hu

ang,

B., 1

7-LP-3

, 43-L

P-6

Huan

g, C.,

42-L

P-5, 1

31-PC

-10, 1

54-PC

-15

Huan

g, G.

, 14-H

SABP

-1, 6

8-GTE

-5, 9

4-GTE

-7,

121

-GTE-9

Hu

ang,

W., 6

5-EP-5

Hu

ang,

Y., 1

49-LP

-20

Huan

g, Z.,

101

-LP-13

Hu

bbard

, S.,

39-HR

-2 Hu

ghes

, M.,

61-AP

S-2

Huijsm

an, R

., 12

2-HR-8

Hu

pfer, A

., 68

-GTE-5

Hw

ang,

K., 4

8-PC-3

Hy

de, S

., 50

-SR-2

Ianne

tti, A.

, 86-A

EC-1

Iha, K

., 49

-PC-4

Ikeda

, H.,

49-PC

-4 Im

, H.,

68-GT

E-5

Inzen

hofer

, A.,

68-GT

E-5

Ishiza

ki, S

., 12

4-HSA

BP-4

Isoch

i, H.,

43-LP

-6 Iso

no, T

., 58

-ABPS

I-3

Itani,

M.,

36-EE

-2 Iva

nov,

V., 7

7-PC-5

Iw

ata, C

., 13

4-SC-1

Ja

ck, S

., 12

7-LP-1

7 Ja

ckso

n, T.,

49-P

C-4, 1

07-PC

-9 Ja

cob,

E., 4

2-LP-5

, 103

-LP-15

Ja

gann

ath, R

., 14

3-GTE

-11/H

SABP

-6 Ja

laled

dine,

M., 8

9-ED-2

/EE-4

Ja

mmala

mada

ka, A

., 12

1-GTE

-9 Ja

nsen

, R.,

59-AE

P-1

Jaya

gane

san,

B., 1

02-LP

-14

Jens

, E.,

39-HR

-2 Je

ong,

S., 1

7-LP-3

Jia

, Z.,

158-T

M-5

Jiang

, C.,

147-H

SABP

-7 Jia

ng, F

., 68

-GTE-5

Jin

, B.,

79-SR

-3 Jin

, Y.,

48-PC

-3 Jo

hans

en, C

., 26

-TM-1

John

, F.,

4-ABP

SI-1

John

, J.,

135-S

R-5

John

son,

C., 6

1-APS

-2 Jo

hnso

n, L.,

46-N

FF-2,

60-A

PC-1

John

ston,

R., 8

7-APC

-2 Jo

lly, B

., 19

-NFF-1

Jo

nes,

D., 3

5-EDU

-1, 1

08-SR

-4 Jo

nes,

T., 3

5-EDU

-1 Jo

o, J.,

32-A

BPSI-

2 Jo

rns, B

., 8-E

P-1, 9

0-EP-7

Jo

shi, D

., 12

5-HSA

BP-5/

GTE-1

0 Jo

yner,

C., 1

9-NFF

-1, 7

4-NFF

-3 Ju

lienn

e, F.,

94-G

TE-7

Jung

, H.,

128-L

P-18

Justi

ce, B

., 17

-LP-3

Kadin

g, B.

, 61-A

PS-2

Kaga

wa, H

., 49

-PC-4,

72-L

P-10,

128

-LP-18

Ka

ilasa

nath,

K., 2

2-PC-1

Ka

iser, S

., 95

-GTE-8

Ka

kudo

, H.,

43-LP

-6 Ka

math,

U.,

72-LP

-10

Kamh

awi, H

., 65

-EP-5

Kami

s, Y.,

37-E

P-3

Kamm

ash,

T., 4

6-NFF

-2 Ka

n, B.

, 17-L

P-3

Kana

i, R.,

146-H

R-10

Kand

ula, M

., 72

-LP-10

Ka

ng, H

., 10

0-LP-1

2 Ka

pat,

J., 1

1-GTE

-1, 5

1-TM-

2, 6

7-GTE

-4, 9

4-GTE

-7, 1

21-GT

E-9, 1

44-GT

E-12

Kapp

agan

tula,

K., 6

3-ECS

-2 Ka

rabey

oglu,

A., 4

0-HR-3

, 64-E

E-3, 6

9-HR-4

, 9

8-HR-7

, 123

-HR-9

Karp,

A., 1

3-HR-1

, 69-H

R-4, 1

46-HR

-10

Kartu

zova

, O.,

18-LP

-4 Ka

saha

ra, J.

, 107

-PC-9

Kasse

mi, M

., 18

-LP-4

Kawa

saki,

A., 9

-EP-2

Kelly,

D.,

19-N

FF-1

Kerne

r, K.,

144-G

TE-12

Ke

y, N.

, 4-AB

PSI-1

, 12-G

TE-2

Khali

l, E.,

26-TM

-1, 3

6-EE-2

, 51-T

M-2,

106

-PC-8,

120

-GE-1,

158

-TM-5

Khan

, M.,

23-PC

-2 Kh

ande

lwal,

B.,

10-FF

P-1, 9

2-FFP

-2 Kh

asin,

M.,

149-L

P-20

Kibbe

y, T.,

25-S

T-1

Kieati

wong

, A.,

102-L

P-14

Kiel, B

., 71

-ITAR

-1 Kim

, B.,

6-ECS

-1 Kim

, H.,

17-LP

-3, 3

2-ABP

SI-2

Kim, J

., 89

-ED-2/

EE-4,

128

-LP-18

Kim, T

., 19

-NFF-1

, 49-P

C-4

Kim, Y

., 10

7-PC-9

Kim

ura, R

., 96

-HR-5

Kimura

, T.,

101-L

P-13

Kinefu

chi, K

., 45

-LP-8,

149

-LP-20

Kir

chbe

rger, C

., 45

-LP-8

Kirk,

D., 6

4-EE-3

, 103

-LP-15

Kir

k, T.,

155

-SC-2

Kirub

haka

ran, K

., 10

5-PC-7

Kit

agaw

a, K.,

40-H

R-3

Kizito

, J.,

41-HS

ABP-2

Kla

tte, J

., 12

8-LP-1

8 Kle

in, A.

, 116

-APS-3

Kn

apton

, J.,

125-H

SABP

-5/GT

E-10

Knau

s, D.

, 70-H

SABP

-3 Kn

ight,

M., 1

02-LP

-14

Knop

, T.,

122-H

R-8

Know

les, B

., 86

-AEC-1

Ko

bald,

M.,

123-H

R-9

Koba

yash

i, H.,

45-LP

-8 Ko

baya

shi, K

., 42

-LP-5,

124

-HSAB

P-4

Koc,

S., 6

3-ECS

-2 Ko

dali,

A., 1

49-LP

-20

Kohg

a, M.

, 49-P

C-4

Kojim

a, J.,

15-L

P-1

Kolm

akov

a, D.

, 121

-GTE-9

Ko

pasa

kis, G

., 95

-GTE-8

, 125

-HSAB

P-5/G

TE-10

Ko

roglu,

B.,

105-P

C-7

Kova

cic, P

., 24

-SR-1

Kozm

ic, J.

, 6-EC

S-1

Kraso

wski,

M.,

61-AP

S-2

Krueg

er, S

., 10

1-LP-1

3 Ku

bo, N

., 41

-HSAB

P-2

Kubo

ta, K.

, 9-EP

-2 Kü

çük,

U., 3

2-ABP

SI-2

Kueh

l, H.,

62-EC

D-2

Kulat

ilaka

, W.,

105-P

C-7

Kuma

r, G.,

12-GT

E-2

Kunin

aka,

H., 8

-EP-1

Kuris

ko, N

., 92

-FFP-2

Ku

rosaw

a, Y.,

105

-PC-7

Kuros

u, A.,

16-L

P-2, 4

2-LP-5

Ku

rth, G

., 15

6-SR-6

/HSA

BP-8

Kutlu

, B.,

67-GT

E-4

Kuwa

hara,

T., 1

08-SR

-4, 1

23-HR

-9,

156

-SR-6/

HSAB

P-8

Kuzn

etsov

, S.,

72-LP

-10

Kwon

, O.,

49-PC

-4

Kwon

, S.,

100-L

P-12

Lai, G

., 98

-HR-7,

123

-HR-9

Lang

henry

, M.,

50-SR

-2 La

ngley

, B.,

144-G

TE-12

La

pilli,

G., 1

03-LP

-15

Lash

, E.,

80-ST

-2 La

skari

dis, P

., 95

-GTE-8

La

sko,

T., 6

4-EE-3

La

unglu

ckna

valai

, K.,

22-PC

-1 La

wren

ce, C

., 7-E

E-1

Leary

, B.,

108-S

R-4

Leav

itt, L.

, 4-AB

PSI-1

Le

ccese

, G.,

16-LP

-2 Le

clair,

A., 4

4-LP-7

Le

e, C.,

39-H

R-2, 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Le

e, D.

, 39-H

R-2, 5

8-ABP

SI-3,

142

-EP-10

Le

e, H.

, 6-EC

S-1, 4

8-PC-3

, 63-E

CS-2

Lee,

P., 2

3-PC-2

Le

i, R.,

157-S

R-7

Leke

ux, A

., 18

-LP-4,

44-L

P-7, 1

01-LP

-13

Lemi

eux,

P., 1

3-HR-1

, 122

-HR-8

Lenti

ni, D

., 16

-LP-2

Leon

ardi, M

., 14

8-LP-1

9 Le

vack

, D.,

74-NF

F-3

Lewa

ndow

ski, E

., 33

-ECD-1

, 62-E

CD-2,

88-E

CD-3,

140

-ECD-4

Le

yva,

I., 1

7-LP-3

, 43-L

P-6

Li, C.

, 107

-PC-9

Li, J.

, 22-P

C-1, 2

4-SR-1

, 70-H

SABP

-3 Li,

S.,

12-GT

E-2

Li, Y.

, 121

-GTE-9

Li,

Z., 2

1-PAW

-1 Lia

ng, R

., 8-E

P-1

Liang

, T.,

132-P

C-11

Lim, D

., 17

-LP-3

Lin, J

., 98

-HR-7,

123

-HR-9

Lin, S

., 15

8-TM-

5 Lin

, Y.,

115-A

BPSI-

4/AE

P-2

Linds

trom,

M.,

22-PC

-1 Lin

eberr

y, D.

, 35-E

DU-1,

42-L

P-5, 1

08-SR

-4,

148

-LP-19

Lio

u, M.

, 32-A

BPSI-

2 Lis

t, M.

, 71-I

TAR-1

Lit

tle, Z

., 11

-GTE-1

, 67-G

TE-4,

144

-GTE-1

2 Liu

, B.,

106-P

C-8

Liu, C

., 32

-ABPS

I-2

Liu, D

., 90

-EP-7

Liu, F

., 94

-GTE-7

Liu, P

., 79

-SR-3

Liu, R

., 12

-GTE-2

Liu

, T.,

9-EP-2

Liu

, X.,

79-SR

-3, 1

57-SR

-7 Liu

, Y.,

144-G

TE-12

Lo

chin,

K., 7

7-PC-5

Lo

cke,

J., 1

49-LP

-20

Lomb

ardi, A

., 76

-PAW

-3 Lo

ng, K

., 14

4-GTE

-12

Long

, M.,

18-LP

-4 Lo

pez,

J., 1

05-PC

-7 Lo

pez O

rtega

, A.,

90-EP

-7 Lo

rd, C.

, 10-F

FP-1

Lörin

cz, I

., 10

4-NFF

-4 Lo

rr, J.,

90-E

P-7

Lou,

F., 4

-ABPS

I-1

Lu, F

., 12

5-HSA

BP-5/

GTE-1

0, 1

43-GT

E-11/

HSAB

P-6

Lu, W

., 68

-GTE-5

, 94-G

TE-7

Luch

insky

, D.,

149-L

P-20

Luch

t, R.,

154

-PC-15

Lu

ndbla

dh, A

., 95

-GTE-8

Lu

o, J.,

94-G

TE-7

Luo,

M., 1

8-LP-4

Ly

nch,

E., 1

32-PC

-11

Lync

h, S.

, 11-G

TE-1

Ma, F

., 77

-PC-5

Ma, W

., 15

7-SR-7

Ma

cDon

ald, E

., 14

2-EP-1

0 Ma

cInnis

, D.,

41-HS

ABP-2

Ma

dhan

abha

ratam

, B.,

40-HR

-3, 1

46-HR

-10

Magg

i, F.,

97-HR

-6, 1

52-PC

-13

Mags

tadt,

A., 7

1-ITA

R-1

Maha

ffy, K

., 35

-EDU-1

Ma

icke,

B., 4

4-LP-7

, 135

-SR-5

Majda

lani, J

., 13

-HR-1,

24-S

R-1, 4

4-LP-7

Ma

jumda

r, A.,

44-LP

-7, 1

17-ED

U-2, 1

34-SC

-1 Ma

llory,

J., 4

8-PC-3

, 64-E

E-3, 9

2-FFP

-2, 1

53-PC

-14

Malo-

Molin

a, F.,

41-H

SABP

-2, 1

56-SR

-6/HS

ABP-8

Ma

ni, M

., 76

-PAW

-3 Ma

ni, S

., 58

-ABPS

I-3, 7

0-HSA

BP-3,

135

-SR-5,

1

53-PC

-14

Mann

ing, R

., 12

6-LP-1

6 Ma

nship

, T.,

78-PC

-6 Ma

rcelin

o, E.,

81-T

M-3

Marcu

, B.,

149-L

P-20

Marle

y, C.,

86-A

EC-1

Marqu

ardt,

T., 1

3-HR-1

Ma

rsell,

B., 1

03-LP

-15

Auth

or /

Sessi

on Ch

air In

dex

85

Marsh

all, W

., 19

-NFF-1

, 142

-EP-10

Ma

rtelli,

E., 1

50-LP

-21

Martin

, C.,

19-NF

F-1

Martin

ez, J

., 15

-LP-1

Martin

ez, R

., 90

-EP-7

Marza

t, J.,

86-A

EC-1

Masca

ro, M

., 35

-EDU-1

, 108

-SR-4

Maso

n, L.,

33-E

CD-1,

62-E

CD-2

Masq

uelet

, M.,

44-LP

-7 Ma

ther, J

., 99

-ITAR

-2, 1

55-SC

-2 Ma

tsuba

ra, K.

, 142

-EP-10

Ma

tsuo,

A., 1

07-PC

-9 Ma

tsuok

a, K.,

107

-PC-9

Matsu

ura, K

., 10

5-PC-7

Ma

tveev

, V.,

121-G

TE-9

Mavri

s, D.

, 59-A

EP-1,

80-S

T-2, 8

9-ED-2

/EE-4

, 9

4-GTE

-7, 9

5-GTE

-8, 1

33-PP

-1 Ma

xwell

, T.,

81-TM

-3 Ma

zouff

re, S

., 65

-EP-5,

90-E

P-7

Mazz

ola, L

., 97

-HR-6

Mbag

wu, C

., 14

-HSAB

P-1

Mcbe

an, I

., 94

-GTE-7

Mc

Callu

m, P.

, 116

-APS-3

Mc

Caule

y, R.,

50-S

R-2

McDo

nald,

M.,

66-EP

-6 Mc

Garry

, J.,

107-P

C-9

McHe

nry, S

., 50

-SR-2

McKn

ight,

B., 9

6-HR-5

Mc

Lean

, C.,

15-LP

-1 Mc

Manu

s, K.,

48-P

C-3

McPh

erson

, M.,

78-PC

-6 Me

chen

tel, F

., 39

-HR-2

Medic

k, C.,

117

-EDU-2

Me

dina,

M., 9

4-GTE

-7 Me

holic,

G.,

104-N

FF-4

Mehta

, J.,

22-PC

-1 Me

hta, Y

., 11

-GTE-1

Me

ier, E

., 14

8-LP-1

9 Me

ng, H

., 51

-TM-2

Meno

n, S.

, 107

-PC-9

Merkl

e, C.,

42-L

P-5, 1

31-PC

-10

Merkl

ey, D

., 13

-HR-1,

97-H

R-6

Merkl

ey, S

., 69

-HR-4

Meye

r, M.,

102-L

P-14

Meye

r, T.,

156-S

R-6/H

SABP

-8 Mi

cka,

D., 7

0-HSA

BP-3

Mike

llides

, I.,

90-EP

-7 Mi

kkels

en, K

., 47

-PAW

-2, 5

8-ABP

SI-3

Milla

r, R.,

86-AE

C-1

Mille

r, S.,

66-EP

-6 Mi

ller, V

., 39

-HR-2

Mirgo

lbaba

ei, H

., 41

-HSAB

P-2, 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Mi

tchell

, D.,

19-NF

F-1

Miya

iri, Y.

, 59-A

EP-1

Mo, J

., 64

-EE-3

Mode

r, J.,

45-LP

-8, 1

03-LP

-15

Modg

il, G.

, 12-G

TE-2

Moeh

lenka

mp, R

., 12

4-HSA

BP-4

Moell

er, T.

, 80-S

T-2

Moha

mmed

, S.,

106-P

C-8

Moma

nyi, E

., 12

2-HR-8

Mo

ngia,

H.,

23-PC

-2 Mo

ntana

ri, F.,

77-P

C-5

Moon

, Y.,

39-HR

-2 Mo

ore, J

., 78

-PC-6,

101

-LP-13

Mo

ore, R

., 44

-LP-7

Moore

, T.,

50-SR

-2 Mo

rant,

L., 8

9-ED-2

/EE-4

Mo

riya,

S., 1

01-LP

-13

Moron

iti, D

., 13

3-PP-1

Mo

ser, M

., 35

-EDU-1

, 108

-SR-4

Motoh

ashi,

K., 1

54-PC

-15

Moura

d, M.

, 7-EE

-1 Mo

urad,

S., 3

6-EE-2

Mr

ema,

H., 4

1-HSA

BP-2

Muell

er, M

., 72

-LP-10

, 126

-LP-16

, 128

-LP-18

Mu

gend

a, A.,

15-L

P-1

Mullin

s, C.,

90-E

P-7

Murak

ami, D

., 14

4-GTE

-12

Murak

ami, N

., 9-E

P-2

Murph

y, J.,

78-P

C-6

Murra

y, C.,

116

-APS-3

Mu

rugan

, M.,

144-G

TE-12

Mu

ruges

an, M

., 77

-PC-5

Musg

rove,

G., 1

03-LP

-15

Musie

lak, D

., 70

-HSAB

P-3

Muslu

bas,

Y., 1

4-HSA

BP-1

Myers

, J.,

65-EP

-5 My

ers, M

., 61

-APS-2

My

ren, D

., 58

-ABPS

I-3

Naga

raju D

oddi,

H.,

153-P

C-14

Naga

ta, H

., 14

6-HR-1

0 Na

kaga

ki, M

., 10

8-SR-4

Na

kaga

mi, S

., 10

7-PC-9

Na

kaga

wa, I

., 96

-HR-5

Naka

mura,

Y., 1

42-EP

-10

Naka

ya, S

., 43

-LP-6

Naka

zono

, B.,

146-H

R-10

Nalia

nda,

D., 3

2-ABP

SI-2,

94-G

TE-7

Nalim

, M.,

23-PC

-2, 1

43-GT

E-11/

HSAB

P-6

Narag

hi, M

., 16

-LP-2

Nardi

, R.,

35-ED

U-1, 1

17-ED

U-2

Nardo

zzo,

P., 9

6-HR-5

Na

rsai, P

., 12

2-HR-8

Na

scime

nto D

ias B

arcelo

s Jun

ior, M

., 69

-HR-4

Nash

, L.,

105-P

C-7

Nasu

ti, F.,

16-L

P-2, 4

0-HR-3

, 42-L

P-5, 4

4-LP-7

, 1

48-LP

-19, 1

50-LP

-21

Natal

e, P.,

16-L

P-2, 4

4-LP-7

Na

tan, B

., 78

-PC-6

Natsu

i, G.,

144-G

TE-12

Na

uman

n, K.,

156

-SR-6/

HSAB

P-8

Nave

en, N

., 13

5-SR-5

Ne

ely, A

., 15

0-LP-2

1 Ne

ff, G

., 65

-EP-5

Negis

hi, H

., 16

-LP-2,

45-L

P-8

Negis

hi, N

., 15

6-SR-6

/HSA

BP-8

Nego

ro, N

., 16

-LP-2

Nelso

n, G.

, 117

-EDU-2

Ne

ri, A.,

50-S

R-2, 7

9-SR-3

, 135

-SR-5,

157

-SR-7

Nessl

er, C.

, 71-I

TAR-1

Ng

uyen

, N.,

102-L

P-14

Nguy

en, T

., 15

2-PC-1

3 Ni,

Q.,

12-GT

E-2

Nicho

ls, R.

, 58-A

BPSI-

3 Nic

ollea

u, F.,

125

-HSAB

P-5/G

TE-10

Nis

hiyam

a, K.,

8-EP

-1 No

elting

, S.,

76-PA

W-3

Nojim

a, K.,

124

-HSAB

P-4

Nomu

ra, H

., 59

-AEP-1

No

rdeen

, C.,

22-PC

-1 No

rdin-B

ates,

K., 4

1-HSA

BP-2,

93-G

TE-6

Norris

, S.,

25-ST

-1 No

zari,

H., 6

4-EE-3

Nu

fer, B

., 72

-LP-10

Nu

nome

, Y.,

42-LP

-5 Nu

zum,

S.,

158-T

M-5

O’Br

ien, W

., 32

-ABPS

I-2

O’Ne

ill, W

., 87

-APC-2

, 142

-EP-10

Ob

ikane

, Y.,

35-ED

U-1, 7

7-PC-5

OB

rien,

T., 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Oc

hs, S

., 32

-ABPS

I-2

Oefel

ein, J

., 10

6-PC-8

Og

eden

gbe,

E., 7

-EE-1,

120

-GE-1

Oh, S

., 89

-ED-2/

EE-4

Ohlin

ger, W

., 90

-EP-7

Oide

, S.,

105-P

C-7

Oiga

wa, Y

., 14

2-EP-1

0 Ok

ai, K.

, 59-A

EP-1

Okay

a, S.

, 61-A

PS-2

Okita

, K.,

149-L

P-20

Okun

o, Y.,

9-EP

-2, 1

40-EC

D-4

Olive

r, R.,

81-TM

-3 Ol

mstea

d, D.

, 117

-EDU-2

Ol

sen,

J., 1

50-LP

-21

Onay

, O.,

51-TM

-2 On

ofri, M

., 14

8-LP-1

9 Or

avec

, H.,

99-IT

AR-2,

155

-SC-2

Ordo

nnea

u, G.

, 86-A

EC-1

Oriti,

S.,

33-EC

D-1, 6

2-ECD

-2 Os

born,

M.,

66-EP

-6 Os

borne

, J.,

105-P

C-7

Oshil

alu, A

., 7-E

E-1

Otto,

M.,

11-GT

E-1

Otto,

S.,

4-ABP

SI-1

Owen

s, R.,

116

-APS-3

Oz

awa,

K., 4

0-HR-3

Oz

can,

M., 9

5-GTE

-8 Oz

gun,

M., 5

1-TM-

2 Pa

ccagn

ella,

E., 4

0-HR-3

Pa

ce, G

., 10

0-LP-1

2 Pa

fford,

B.,

35-ED

U-1

Paik,

K., 2

3-PC-2

Pa

lasze

wski,

B.,

104-N

FF-4

Paler

m, S

., 86

-AEC-1

, 101

-LP-13

Pa

n, H.

, 41-H

SABP

-2 Pa

nagio

tis, L

., 32

-ABPS

I-2

Pania

gua,

G., 1

1-GTE

-1, 6

7-GTE

-4 Pa

ntoya

, M.,

63-EC

S-2

Param

masiv

am, K

., 11

-GTE-1

, 93-G

TE-6,

105

-PC-7

Parav

an, C

., 97

-HR-6,

152

-PC-13

Pa

rker, D

., 61

-APS-2

Pa

rthas

arathy

, R.,

92-FF

P-2

Pasin

i, A.,

100-L

P-12

Pastr

one,

D., 1

3-HR-1

, 39-H

R-2, 1

46-HR

-10

Patel

, M.,

116-A

PS-3

Patte

rson,

M., 8

-EP-1,

65-E

P-5

Patto

n, C.,

41-H

SABP

-2, 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Pa

varin

, D.,

40-HR

-3 Pa

xson

, D.,

143-G

TE-11

/HSA

BP-6

Peac

e, J.,

143

-GTE-1

1/HS

ABP-6

Pe

ltier, S

., 10

5-PC-7

Penn

ey, N

., 99

-ITAR

-2 Pe

pi, M

., 14

4-GTE

-12

Perez

, V.,

35-ED

U-1

Perki

ns, H

., 14

3-GTE

-11/H

SABP

-6 Pe

rotti,

J., 1

49-LP

-20

Perul

lo, C.

, 59-A

EP-1,

94-G

TE-7,

95-G

TE-8

Perum

al, A.

, 58-A

BPSI-

3 Pe

rumall

, P.,

7-EE-1

Pe

terse

n, E.,

78-P

C-6, 9

7-HR-6

, 108

-SR-4

Peter

son,

D., 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Pe

titot,

S., 1

01-LP

-13

Petra

rolo,

A., 1

23-HR

-9 Pfe

iffer, J

., 62

-ECD-2

Pie

t-Lah

anier

, H.,

86-AE

C-1

Pimen

ta, A.

, 35-E

DU-1

Pinero

, L.,

61-AP

S-2, 6

5-EP-5

Pis

citell

i, F.,

97-HR

-6 Pis

kin, T

., 80

-ST-2

Piszc

zor, M

., 14

0-ECD

-4 Pit

ot, J.

, 7-EE

-1, 6

9-HR-4

, 98-H

R-7

Pitz,

R., 2

2-PC-1

Piz

zarel

li, M.

, 16-L

P-2, 4

4-LP-7

Po

dlesk

i, S.,

47-PA

W-2

Poe,

D., 5

0-SR-2

Po

lk, J.

, 66-E

P-6, 9

0-EP-7

Po

lsgrov

e, R.,

74-N

FF-3

Polzi

n, K.,

9-EP

-2, 3

7-EP-3

, 142

-EP-10

Po

nizov

skay

a-Dev

ine, E

., 14

9-LP-2

0 Po

ns Lo

rente,

A., 9

6-HR-5

Po

ntelan

dolfo

, P.,

126-L

P-16

Ponti

, F.,

68-GT

E-5, 1

57-SR

-7 Po

pov,

G., 1

21-GT

E-9

Popo

v, P.,

148

-LP-19

Po

urpoin

t, T.,

15-L

P-1, 4

9-PC-4

, 99-I

TAR-2

, 1

00-LP

-12

Powe

ll, S.

, 122

-HR-8

Powe

r, K.,

19-NF

F-1

Poyra

z, U.

, 156

-SR-6/

HSAB

P-8

Princ

e, B.

, 66-E

P-6

Proko

p, N.

, 61-A

PS-2

Prosci

a, W.

, 77-P

C-5

Pryor,

O.,

105-P

C-7

Pugm

ire, K

., 73

-LP-11

Pu

tzu, R

., 12

6-LP-1

6 Qi

n, F.,

41-H

SABP

-2, 7

0-HSA

BP-3,

106

-PC-8

Quac

h, P.,

15-L

P-1

Quall

s, A.,

19-N

FF-1

Quinl

an, J

., 93

-GTE-6

Auth

or /

Sessi

on Ch

air In

dex

86

Ragh

avan

, S.,

94-GT

E-7, 1

44-GT

E-12

Rama

n, V.,

49-P

C-4

Ramj

i, S.,

105-P

C-7

Rams

el, J.

, 156

-SR-6/

HSAB

P-8

Rand

le, D

., 11

5-ABP

SI-4/

AEP-2

Ra

ni, S

., 13

1-PC-1

0 Ra

ni, V.

, 131

-PC-10

Ra

o, P.,

6-EC

S-1

Ratha

krish

nan,

E., 5

8-ABP

SI-3

Rava

glioli

, V.,

68-GT

E-5

Ravi,

D.,

11-GT

E-1

Ravip

rasad

, S.,

134-S

C-1

Raym

an, M

., 8-E

P-1

Redd

en, J

., 50

-SR-2

Reed

, B.,

15-LP

-1 Re

ese,

S., 1

02-LP

-14

Reid,

D.,

108-S

R-4

Reid,

T., 6

2-ECD

-2 Re

isz, A

., 9-E

P-2, 8

7-APC

-2 Re

n, Z.,

48-P

C-3

Reng

anath

an, A

., 80

-ST-2

Reze

nde,

L., 1

08-SR

-4 Rh

odes

, B.,

126-L

P-16

Rhod

es, R

., 60

-APC-1

Ric

cius,

J., 1

02-LP

-14

Richa

rdson

, D.,

50-SR

-2 Ric

hichi,

M.,

92-FF

P-2

Rickli

ck, M

., 11

-GTE-1

, 67-G

TE-4

Riehl,

R., 8

1-TM-

3 Ril

ey, L

., 14

7-HSA

BP-7

Rineh

art, A

., 86

-AEC-1

Ris

ha, G

., 78

-PC-6

Robe

rts, L

., 98

-HR-7

Robe

rts, M

., 64

-EE-3

Robe

rts, R

., 13

4-SC-1

, 158

-TM-5

Robin

son,

J., 6

0-APC

-1, 8

7-APC

-2 Ro

cco, J

., 49

-PC-4

Rodri

gues

, N.,

48-PC

-3 Ro

drigu

ez, C

., 64

-EE-3

Rodri

guez

, J.,

94-GT

E-7

Rodri

guez

, M.,

46-N

FF-2

Rose

nberg

, D.,

66-EP

-6 Ro

setti,

S.,

115-A

BPSI-

4/AE

P-2

Rossi

, A.,

90-EP

-7 Ro

uzba

r, R.,

14-HS

ABP-1

Ro

vey,

J., 6

6-EP-6

, 142

-EP-10

Ro

y, A.,

143

-GTE-1

1/HS

ABP-6

Ro

y, S.

, 10-F

FP-1,

92-F

FP-2

Ruf,

J., 1

27-LP

-17

Rusch

er, C.

, 71-I

TAR-1

Ru

ssell,

T., 6

1-APS

-2 Sa

ccone

, G.,

97-HR

-6 Sa

deq,

A., 9

2-FFP

-2 Sa

ito, M

., 15

4-PC-1

5 Sa

ito, Y

., 14

6-HR-1

0 Sa

kaki,

K., 4

3-LP-6

Sa

kurai

, T.,

122-H

R-8, 1

23-HR

-9,

125

-HSAB

P-5/G

TE-10

Sa

kuran

aka,

N., 5

8-ABP

SI-3

Sallo

um, S

., 36

-EE-2

Samm

et, T.

, 78-P

C-6

Samp

son,

J., 1

5-LP-1

Sa

muel,

A., 1

15-AB

PSI-4

/AEP

-2 Sa

nal K

umar,

V., 5

8-ABP

SI-3,

70-H

SABP

-3,

153

-PC-14

Sa

nche

z Arrib

as, P

., 13

-HR-1

Sand

ifer, C

., 11

6-APS

-3 Sa

nkar,

L., 7

-EE-1

Sank

aran,

V., 4

2-LP-5

Sa

racog

lu, B

., 67

-GTE-4

Sa

rae, W

., 14

9-LP-2

0 Sa

rawate

, N.,

155-S

C-2

Sarge

nt, D

., 15

-LP-1,

100

-LP-12

Sa

rhan,

A., 1

35-SR

-5 Sa

rikay

a, G.

, 106

-PC-8

Sass,

J., 1

26-LP

-16, 1

49-LP

-20

Sasso

n, J.,

4-AB

PSI-1

Sa

to, M

., 10

1-LP-1

3 Sc

hallh

orn, P

., 44

-LP-7,

103

-LP-15

Sc

harle

mann

, C.,

102-L

P-14

Scha

rnhors

t, R.,

59-A

EP-1,

76-P

AW-3

Sche

idegg

er, R.

, 61-A

PS-2,

65-E

P-5

Sche

ry, S

., 14

4-GTE

-12

Schif

er, N

., 81

-TM-3

Schil

lo, K.

, 46-N

FF-2

Schle

chtrie

m, S

., 10

0-LP-1

2, 1

20-GE

-1, 1

23-HR

-9 Sc

hloed

er, N

., 9-E

P-2

Schm

idt, V

., 90

-EP-7

Schm

itz, P

., 33

-ECD-1

Sc

hnac

kel, J

., 10

1-LP-1

3 Sc

hneid

er, D

., 12

7-LP-1

7, 1

50-LP

-21

Schn

eider,

G.,

10-FF

P-1, 1

58-TM

-5 Sc

hnitz

ler, B

., 19

-NFF-1

Sc

homb

erg, K

., 15

0-LP-2

1 Sc

hrapp

, H.,

68-GT

E-5

Schre

iber, J

., 33

-ECD-1

Schu

make

r, S.,

42-LP

-5, 1

48-LP

-19

Schv

alling

er, M

., 94

-GTE-7

Sc

hwab

, U.,

8-EP-1

Sc

hwen

dema

n, C.,

81-T

M-3

Schw

er, D

., 22

-PC-1

Scog

in, T.

, 9-EP

-2 Sc

ott, J

., 46

-NFF-2

, 141

-ECS-3

Sc

roggin

s, A.,

134

-SC-1

Seal,

S.,

108-S

R-4

Sedw

ick, R

., 46

-NFF-2

Se

fcik,

R., 1

9-NFF

-1 Se

lezne

v, R.,

132

-PC-11

Se

mrau

, G.,

61-AP

S-2

Send

a, F.,

26-T

M-1

Sese

, C.,

149-L

P-20

Seym

our, M

., 13

4-SC-1

Sh

aevic

h, S.

, 72-L

P-10

Shas

try, R

., 9-E

P-2, 6

5-EP-5

Sh

ea, P

., 71

-ITAR

-1 Sh

emely

a, C.,

142

-EP-10

Sh

erif,

S., 1

18-EE

-5 Sh

i, W.,

70-HS

ABP-3

Sh

ibasa

wa, G

., 13

5-SR-5

Sh

imad

a, T.,

40-H

R-3, 6

9-HR-4

, 96-H

R-5, 1

23-HR

-9, 1

57-SR

-7 Sh

imizu

, T.,

42-LP

-5 Sh

in, E.

, 62-E

CD-2

Shioy

a, S.

, 49-P

C-4

Shipe

ng, L

., 15

2-PC-1

3, 1

57-SR

-7 Sh

itta, M

., 12

0-GE-1

Sh

ynka

renko

, O.,

69-HR

-4 Sid

eris,

A., 1

48-LP

-19

Sidwe

ll, T.,

143

-GTE-1

1/HS

ABP-6

Sil

va, D

., 81

-TM-3

Simon

, D.,

86-AE

C-1

Simurd

a, L.,

146

-HR-10

Sin

gh, R

., 32

-ABPS

I-2, 9

4-GTE

-7 Sin

gh-de

rewa,

C., 1

34-SC

-1 Sir

, M.,

25-ST

-1, 8

0-ST-2

Sir

i, K.,

89-ED

-2/EE

-4 Sir

ignan

o, W.

, 148

-LP-19

Sk

iba, A

., 10

5-PC-7

Sla

by, M

., 21

-PAW

-1 Sla

ter, J

., 4-A

BPSI-

1 Sm

ith, B

., 68

-GTE-5

Sm

ith, G

., 95

-GTE-8

Sm

ith, L

., 61

-APS-2

, 124

-HSAB

P-4

Smith

, P.,

71-IT

AR-1,

99-I

TAR-2

Smith

, T.,

41-HS

ABP-2

Sn

edde

n, G.

, 95-G

TE-8

Sobe

y, A.,

60-A

PC-1

Sobh

i, M.,

36-EE

-2 So

jka, P

., 48

-PC-3

Sojou

rner, T

., 50

-SR-2

Sokh

ey, J

., 21

-PAW

-1, 4

7-PAW

-2 So

ng, W

., 12

-GTE-2

So

ng, X

., 12

-GTE-2

So

usa,

J., 6

7-GTE

-4 So

wers,

T., 8

6-AEC

-1 Sp

ence

r, V.,

72-LP

-10

Spore

s, R.,

15-L

P-1

Sproe

sser, M

., 89

-ED-2/

EE-4

Spurl

ing, J

., 79

-SR-3

Spurr

ier, Z

., 69

-HR-4,

96-H

R-5, 9

7-HR-6

Sp

yrido

n, P.,

117

-EDU-2

Sr

ikanth

, P.,

158-T

M-5

Stan

ley, S

., 99

-ITAR

-2, 1

51-LP

-22/

PGC-1

/ PC

-12

Stark

ey, R

., 12

5-HSA

BP-5/

GTE-1

0 St

echm

ann,

D., 1

7-LP-3

, 149

-LP-20

St

eelan

t, J.,

148

-LP-19

St

een,

S., 6

4-EE-3

St

effan

, S.,

61-AP

S-2

Steg

eman

, J.,

142-E

P-10

Stein

berg,

A., 1

05-PC

-7, 1

54-PC

-15

Step

hens

, J.,

74-NF

F-3

Stew

art, M

., 45

-LP-8

Stod

dard,

W.,

125-H

SABP

-5/GT

E-10

Store

y, J.,

103

-LP-15

St

ory, G

., 97

-HR-6,

146

-HR-10

St

rakey

, P.,

143-G

TE-11

/HSA

BP-6

Strau

b, J.,

61-A

PS-2,

116

-APS-3

St

rauch

, J.,

116-A

PS-3

Strun

z, R.,

101

-LP-13

Su

, W.,

24-SR

-1 Su

, Y.,

17-LP

-3 Su

brama

nian,

S., 9

3-GTE

-6 Su

gimori

, D.,

149-L

P-20

Sugiu

, N.,

154-P

C-15

Sui, X

., 49

-PC-4,

157

-SR-7

Sujith

, R.,

77-PC

-5, 1

31-PC

-10

Sun,

B., 2

4-SR-1

Su

n, L.,

68-G

TE-5

Surzh

ikov,

S., 1

32-PC

-11

Sutlif

f, T.,

88-E

CD-3,

116

-APS-3

Su

zuki,

I., 1

23-HR

-9 Su

zuki,

K., 4

3-LP-6

Swan

son,

T., 6

5-EP-5

Sw

eene

y, B.

, 43-L

P-6

Sweid

an, A

., 7-E

E-1

Syke

s, K.,

60-A

PC-1

Tadg

e, M.

, 104

-NFF-4

Ta

gash

ira, T

., 59

-AEP-1

Ta

ha, A

., 23

-PC-2

Tai, J

., 95

-GTE-8

, 145

-GTE-1

3 Ta

jmar,

M.,

37-EP

-3, 1

04-NF

F-4

Taka

da, S

., 10

1-LP-1

3 Ta

kaha

shi, H

., 12

7-LP-1

7 Ta

kaha

shi, K

., 15

7-SR-7

Ta

lley,

D., 4

2-LP-5

Ta

mana

mpud

i, G.,

131-P

C-10

Tana

be, M

., 15

4-PC-1

5 Ta

naka

, M.,

135-S

R-5, 1

40-EC

D-4

Tang

, J.,

157-S

R-7

Tang

, W.,

14-HS

ABP-1

Ta

ng, X

., 41

-HSAB

P-2, 7

0-HSA

BP-3

Tang

, Y.,

157-S

R-7

Tang

irala,

V., 1

25-HS

ABP-5

/GTE

-10, 1

47-HS

ABP-7

Ta

ni, N

., 45

-LP-8

Tarau

, C.,

26-TM

-1, 5

1-TM-

2, 8

1-TM-

3, 1

58-TM

-5 Ta

rditi,

A., 4

6-NFF

-2 Ta

sdele

n, V.,

12-G

TE-2

Tate,

J., 9

4-GTE

-7 Ta

unay

, P.,

90-EP

-7 Ta

ylor, B

., 74

-NFF-3

Ta

ylor, J

., 22

-PC-1

Taylo

r, L.,

33-EC

D-1

Taylo

r, S.,

99-IT

AR-2,

155

-SC-2

Temm

e, J.,

70-H

SABP

-3, 1

05-PC

-7 Te

raki, H

., 14

6-HR-1

0 Th

arika

a, R.,

135

-SR-5,

153

-PC-14

Th

iede,

G., 1

02-LP

-14

Thom

as, J

., 97

-HR-6

Thom

as, R

., 8-E

P-1, 6

5-EP-5

Th

omps

on, S

., 46

-NFF-2

Th

orn, C

., 11

7-EDU

-2, 1

21-GT

E-9

Thorp

e, D.

, 60-A

PC-1

Thras

her, J

., 14

2-EP-1

0 Th

uman

n, A.,

156

-SR-6/

HSAB

P-8

Tian,

H., 3

9-HR-2

Til

lman

, G.,

32-AB

PSI-2

To

baldi

ni, L.

, 76-P

AW-3

Toma

sic, D

., 72

-LP-10

To

miok

a, S.

, 41-H

SABP

-2, 5

8-ABP

SI-3,

124

-HSAB

P-4

Tomi

ta, T.

, 42-L

P-5, 1

27-LP

-17

Auth

or /

Sessi

on Ch

air In

dex

87

Tomi

zawa

, T.,

122-H

R-8

Tomo

aki, U

., 69

-HR-4

Toro

Medin

a, J.,

126

-LP-16

To

rre, L

., 10

0-LP-1

2 To

rvik,

P., 1

44-GT

E-12

Toso

n, E.,

69-H

R-4

Tramm

ell, M

., 19

-NFF-1

Tra

n, L.,

11-G

TE-1,

51-T

M-2,

67-G

TE-4

Tran,

P., 1

1-GTE

-1, 6

7-GTE

-4, 1

21-GT

E-9

Trapp

, L.,

76-PA

W-3

Trawi

ck, D

., 13

3-PP-1

Tre

fny, C

., 4-A

BPSI-

1 Tre

ubig,

R., 9

4-GTE

-7 Tri

nh, H

., 72

-LP-10

Tri

vedi,

M.,

26-TM

-1 Tsi

kata,

S.,

90-EP

-7 Tsu

e, M.

, 43-L

P-6

Tsukiz

aki, R

., 8-E

P-1

Tu, S

., 47

-PAW

-2 Tu

cker,

K., 1

17-ED

U-2

Tunc

er, O

., 10

6-PC-8

Tu

ttle, S

., 66

-EP-6

Tyso

n, R.,

35-E

DU-1

Ulas,

A., 6

3-ECS

-2 Um

emura

, Y.,

45-LP

-8 Un

ni, V.

, 77-P

C-5

Uriz,

F., 1

15-AB

PSI-4

/AEP

-2 Us

lu, S

., 23

-PC-2

Usrey

, M.,

86-AE

C-1

Uzol,

O.,

32-AB

PSI-2

Va

lencia

, E.,

32-AB

PSI-2

Va

ncil,

B., 9

0-EP-7

Va

nnoy

, S.,

115-A

BPSI-

4/AE

P-2

Varia

, A.,

134-S

C-1

Varol

, G.,

106-P

C-8

Vasq

ues,

B., 1

8-LP-4

Va

ssallo

, C.,

104-N

FF-4

Vasu

, S.,

105-P

C-7, 1

21-GT

E-9,

143

-GTE-1

1/HS

ABP-6

Va

udolo

n, J.,

65-E

P-5, 9

0-EP-7

Va

ugha

n, D.

, 146

-HR-10

Va

zque

z, A.,

99-I

TAR-2

Ve

ale, K

., 7-E

E-1, 6

9-HR-4

, 98-H

R-7

Vella

kal, M

., 23

-PC-2

Venk

ataram

an, K

., 12

2-HR-8

Ve

nkate

san,

J., 9

3-GTE

-6 Ve

rberne

, O.,

98-HR

-7 Ve

rgos,

C., 1

21-GT

E-9

Verm

a, S.

, 58-A

BPSI-

3 Ve

rseux

, O.,

115-A

BPSI-

4/AE

P-2

Vigne

sh, R

., 13

5-SR-5

Vij

ayak

umar,

N.,

21-PA

W-1

Villar

, L.,

108-S

R-4

Viswa

nath,

K., 7

1-ITA

R-1

Vora,

A., 1

34-SC

-1 Vo

robief

f, P.,

87-A

PC-2

Vosk

uilen

, T.,

99-IT

AR-2

Votta

, R.,

44-LP

-7, 9

8-HR-7

Vo

ytovy

ch, D

., 32

-ABPS

I-2

Wabe

l, T.,

105-P

C-7

Wakit

a, M.

, 146

-HR-10

Wa

lker, J

., 65

-EP-5

Walke

r, M.,

9-EP-2

, 99-I

TAR-2

Wa

lker, S

., 13

-HR-1,

69-H

R-4, 9

7-HR-6

Wa

ng, J

., 68

-GTE-5

, 94-G

TE-7,

143

-GTE-1

1/HS

ABP-6

Wa

ng, N

., 24

-SR-1,

49-P

C-4, 1

52-PC

-13, 1

57-SR

-7 Wa

ng, P

., 39

-HR-2

Wang

, W.,

94-GT

E-7, 1

21-GT

E-9

Warm

oth, G

., 15

-LP-1

Warne

r, W.,

146-H

R-10

Warre

n, J.,

19-N

FF-1

Watan

abe,

T., 5

9-AEP

-1 Wa

ters,

D., 1

15-AB

PSI-4

/AEP

-2 We

i, S.,

123-H

R-9

Wei, X

., 41

-HSAB

P-2, 7

0-HSA

BP-3

Wei, Z

., 15

7-SR-7

We

itzbe

rg, A.

, 19-N

FF-1

Welbe

rg, D

., 12

0-GE-1

We

rling,

L., 1

00-LP

-12

Werne

r, M.,

120-G

E-1

Werne

r, R.,

122-H

R-8

Wesse

ls, M

., 76

-PAW

-3 We

st, J.

, 45-L

P-8

Wha

m, R.

, 116

-APS-3

W

hite,

J., 1

4-HSA

BP-1,

62-E

CD-2

Whit

more,

S.,

13-HR

-1, 6

9-HR-4

, 96-H

R-5, 9

7-HR-6

, 9

8-HR-7

W

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R., 1

42-EP

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Wied

ow, B

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3-PP-1

W

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nn, B

., 15

9-VS-1

W

ierma

n, M.

, 154

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W

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., 11

5-ABP

SI-4/

AEP-2

W

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8-PC-3

W

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41-HS

ABP-2

, 147

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P-7

Willi

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G., 1

5-LP-1

, 74-N

FF-3,

129

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W

illiam

s, J.,

8-EP

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0-EP-7

W

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66-E

P-6

Willi

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8-PC-6

, 142

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W

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ham,

K., 9

2-FFP

-2 W

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D., 2

1-PAW

-1 W

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K., 3

3-ECD

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3-ECD

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2-ECD

-2 W

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., 15

2-PC-1

3 W

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9-EP-2

W

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., 12

2-HR-8

W

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, C.,

47-PA

W-2

Wise

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64-EE

-3 Wo

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., 13

4-SC-1

, 158

-TM-5

Wolfo

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., 61

-APS-2

Wo

linsk

i, J.,

46-NF

F-2

Wong

, W.,

33-EC

D-1

Woo,

N., 4

7-PAW

-2 Wo

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95-GT

E-8

Wordi

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, 9-EP

-2, 9

0-EP-7

W

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123

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124

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P-4

Xia, C

., 12

1-GTE

-9 Xia

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., 68

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Xin

, X.,

94-GT

E-7

Xiong

, J.,

94-GT

E-7

Xiong

, Y.,

49-PC

-4 Xu

, K.,

14-HS

ABP-1

, 51-T

M-2

Xu, X

., 13

2-PC-1

1 Ya

busa

ki, D

., 14

9-LP-2

0 Ya

gishit

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101

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Ya

hyao

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., 10

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Ya

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105-P

C-7

Yama

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K., 1

08-SR

-4 Ya

mamo

to, T.

, 105

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Yang

, H.,

45-LP

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., 94

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Ya

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., 6-E

CS-1

Yao,

S., 1

43-GT

E-11/

HSAB

P-6

Yasu

koch

i, H.,

146-H

R-10

Ye, J

., 41

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P-2, 7

0-HSA

BP-3

Yeda

valli,

R., 8

6-AEC

-1 Ye

lving

ton, P

., 64

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Yette

r, R.,

78-PC

-6 Yil

diz, M

., 66

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Yildiz

, Y.,

156-S

R-6/H

SABP

-8 Yim

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37-EP

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5-EP-5

, 90-E

P-7

Yoh,

J., 6

-ECS-1

, 107

-PC-9

Yoon

, J.,

92-FF

P-2

Yoon

, Y.,

17-LP

-3, 9

2-FFP

-2 Yo

uney

, J.,

126-L

P-16

Youn

g, J.,

8-EP

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5-EP-5

Yu

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14-HS

ABP-1

Yu

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132-P

C-11

Yu, N

., 39

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96-H

R-5

Yu, W

., 15

8-TM-

5 Yu

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14-HS

ABP-1

Yu

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., 17

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43-L

P-6

Yung

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., 14

3-GTE

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SABP

-6 Za

krajse

k, J.,

116

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Za

mbon

, A.,

16-LP

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metae

v, E.,

102

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Za

mora,

M.,

35-ED

U-1

Zapa

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, 25-S

T-1, 6

0-APC

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Zein-

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Ze

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M., 1

42-EP

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Zeng

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39-HR

-2 Ze

tterva

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, 93-G

TE-6

Zha,

G., 6

8-GTE

-5 Zh

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C., 7

0-HSA

BP-3

Zhan

g, F.,

64-E

E-3

Zhan

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, 124

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P-4

Zhan

g, J.,

107

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Zhan

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89-E

D-2/E

E-4

Zhan

g, S.

, 41-H

SABP

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0-HSA

BP-3

Zhan

g, X.

, 157

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Zhan

g, Y.,

21-P

AW-1

Zhan

g, Z.,

147

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P-7

Zhao

, B.,

96-HR

-5 Zh

ao, S

., 39

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Zhao

, Y.,

124-H

SABP

-4 Zh

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., 14

0-ECD

-4 Zh

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., 15

7-SR-7

Zh

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., 14

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P-1, 1

58-TM

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liac,

G., 3

9-HR-2

, 146

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Zim

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., 11

7-EDU

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merm

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., 39

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Zinn,

B., 9

3-GTE

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, 94-G

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Zuo,

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4-HSA

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