Apex. TRL:# Risk:  Apex has designed a rocket engine to meet the following criteria: Hybrid engine utilizing liquid N 2 O oxidizer Produce between 75.

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Apex

TRL:# Risk:  Apex has designed a rocket engine to meet the following criteria: Hybrid engine utilizing liquid N 2 O oxidizer Produce between 75 and 150 lbs thrust Total impulse at least 500 lb-sec Able to throttle to 70% thrust in flight To apply our engineering knowledge to an unusual problem, alternative nozzle types were explored. Mission Requirements

Apex TRL:# Risk:  Bell Nozzle Height in Width 4.3 in Dry Weight lbs Wet Weight lbs Assembly Oxidizer Tank Plumbing & Valves Injector

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TRL:# Risk: Oxidizer Tank  Dimensions Height 10.8 in Diameter 3.21 in  Material 6061 T6 Aluminum  Weight Empty 2.62 Full 4.91  Pressure Rated 3000 psi Operates 1000 psi 9 2x1

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TRL:# Risk: Plumbing Feed System Schematic 1)Custom Oxidizer Tank Manifold Fitting 2)Union: Male ½” pipe to ½” tube 3)½” Primary Line 4)45 Elbow: Male ½” pipe to ½” tube 5)90 Elbow: Male SAE 8 to Female ½” pipe 6)Electrical Proportionality Valve - Cartridge 7)Electrical Proportionality Valve – Coil 8)Electrical Proportionality Valve - Body 9)Union: Male SAE 8 to Male SAE 8 10) Quick Connect Stem 11) Vent Stem 1 From Oxidizer Tank To Injector Manifold x2

Apex TRL:# Risk: Throttling Valve - NC Electronic Proportionality Valve  Pros: Single Valve, Reduced Actuation Time, and uses only 1 actuator Hydraforce SP08-20 Solenoid operated poppet cartridge valve 6 Volts with Resistance of 2.46 Ohms Initial Current Draw of 2.44 Amps Note: This plot uses Mineral Oil as its fluid 3 4x2

Apex TRL:# Risk: Throttle Valve Controller - Arduino Pro Mini Low voltage 3.3 V – Variable Input 14 Digital I/O Pins with PWM 16 KB of Flash Memory 1 KB of SRAM 512 bytes of EEPROM 8 MHz Clock Speed  Use Pulse Width Modulation to control throttling  Activation of program once 5 V input voltage is applied - Power 6 NiMH Tenergy 1.2 Volt 2500 mAh 2C Rating 3 4x2

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TRL:# Risk:  Outer Holes Diameter: 0.052in Angle: 75 o from horizontal  Inner Holes Diameter: 0.026in Angle: 90 o from horizontal  Impingement Point 2in below lower injector face Injector 3 4x1

Apex TRL:# Risk: Injector  Flow without the top coin  Flow is highly dependant on position of injector coin relative to incoming flow 3 4x1

Apex TRL:# Risk: Injector  Top coin channels flow so the flow is evenly distributed through the outer holes 3 4x1

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TRL:# Risk: Fuel Selection & Grain Geometry Ideal Fuel Properties Fuel Choice: HTPB (Hydroxyl-Terminated Polybutadiene)  Casted Fuel  Good Isp (at least 200 sec)  Low Combustion Temperature  Proven and Reliable fuel  Good Stability

Apex TRL:# Risk: Fuel Properties 3.5 N2O : 1 HTPB Chamber Temperature: 2400 K (Allows for more material flexibility in the nozzle) I sp :203 s C f :1.39 C*:1434 m/s ε:3.25 Gamma:1.31 Molar Mass:21.95 g/mol

Apex TRL:# Risk: Fuel Grain Cut-Away Fuel Grain (HTPB) Phenolic Liner (.08” thick) Combustion Chamber (.125” thick Aluminum) | ” ID-----| 3 3x1

Apex TRL:# Risk: Mass Values ṁpṁp.138 lb/s ṁoṁo.482 lb/s ṁfṁf.620 lb/s mpmp 0.55 lb m p carried.61 lb (11% extra) momo 1.94 lb m o carried2.30 lb (19% extra) Nicholas Oliviero

Apex TRL:# Risk: Combustion Chamber Assembly 3 HTPB (8”) Pre-Combustion Chamber (2”) Post-Combustion Chamber (1.5”) Phenolic Lining Bulkheads/Flanges 4x2

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TRL:# Risk: Bell Nozzle  Contour is a Rao cubic polynomial  Area Ratio: 3.35  Throat Area: 0.29  Exit Area: 0.98  Thrust Coeff.: 1.39  Exit Mach Number: 2.53  Throat to Exit Length: 1.25in 4 4x2

Apex TRL:# Risk: Results and Comparison  Modeled with a 1:1 mixture of Nitrogen and Carbon Dioxide  Validated when compared to a 1-D approximation 4 4x2

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TRL:# Risk: Aerospike  Centered Prandtl-Meyer all external expansion  More efficient over wide altitude range  Compensates for changes in atmospheric pressure  Apply engineering knowledge to an unusual and non-trivial problem 3 4x2

Apex TRL:# Risk: Aerospike Structure  7 different pieces  Primarily built of graphite  Steel adding structural support  Steel incased in graphite to protect from flow  Graphite cowl to create throat area  Entire assembly interchangeable with Bell nozzle 3 4x2

Apex TRL:# Risk: Flow Simulation  Performance evaluated at sea level  At right, Mach number plotted on computation mesh  Left: Mach streamlines generated  No major recirculation zones present 3 4x2

Apex TRL:# Risk: Nozzle Interchangeability  Each nozzle built to be quickly swapped out  Outer cowl designed to hold both graphite nozzles

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TRL:# Risk: O/F Ratio Selection

Apex TRL:# Risk: Preliminary Design

Apex TRL:# Risk: Aerospike Dimensions All units in inches

Apex TRL:# Risk: Technology Readiness Level Matthias Breal Technology Readiness Level 1Basic principles observed and reported 2Technology concept and/or application formulated 3Analytical and experimental critical function and/or characteristic proof of concept 4Component and/or breadboard validation in laboratory environment 5Component and/or breadboard validation in relevant environment 6System/subsystem model or prototype demonstration in a relevant environment 7System prototype demonstration in an operational environment 8Actual system completed and “flight qualified” through test and demonstration 9Actual system “flight proven” through successful mission operations SectionTRL Combustion Chamber3 Fuel Grain3 Tank9 Bell Nozzle4 Star Nozzle2 Valves3 Ignition system9 Injector3

Apex TRL:# Risk: Section Severity of Failure Likelihood of Failure Combustion Chamber42 Fuel Grain31 Tank21 Bell Nozzle42 Star42 Valves42 Ignition system43 Injector41 Risk Assessment Matthias Breal Severity of Failure Mission Impact LevelRisk Level 1Minimal 2Minor 3Moderate 4Significant 5Severe Likelihood of Failure Mission Impact LevelRisk Level 1Negligible 2Unlikely 3Likely 4Highly Probably 5Near Certainty