Mechanical and Thermal Design of LunaH-Map

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Mechanical and Thermal Design of LunaH-Map Robert Amzler Mentor: Dr. Craig Hardgrove Mechanical and Thermal Design of LunaH-Map

Lunar Polar Hydrogen Mapper 6U Cubesat Launching in 2018 Map hydrogen using neutron spectrometer Space Grant Symposium

LunaH-Map Spacecraft Space Grant Symposium

Structure Space Grant Symposium

Structural Design Evolution Starting from design guidelines, moving towards the final flight model. Specs Components Structure

Current Obstacles Limited interior volume Science vs. engineering SLS restrictions Space Grant Symposium

Thermal Analysis Small platform = big obstacles Temperature swings in orbit Significant heat generation Space Grant Symposium

Future Plans Continue working with vendors to fit volume constraints Structure: design, analyze, and refine Perform vibration and shock testing Further refining thermal models Space Grant Symposium

Acknowledgments JPL, RMD, Busek, and many other vendors for their collaboration. Dr. Craig Hardgrove, Igor Lazbin, and Valentin Ivanitski for their mentorship. ASU NASA Space Grant for this incredible opportunity. Space Grant Symposium

Thank you.