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AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design Project Aquarius Kirk Akaydin Week 3: Feb. 1 st, 2007 Project Manager Cost/Schedule/Risk Analysis This Week: Cost Scheduling

AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design Project Aquarius Assumptions for budgeting Project Aquarius –Development Cost 50% of total cost : spread evenly over 10 years directly preceding item launch –Launch Cost 30% of total cost : assessed year of first launch (based on Apollo analysis) –Refurbishment Cost 20% of total cost : assessed 5-12 yrs later –IMLEO: 9814 mt (~82 Ares V) –AMCM model (Larson )

AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design Project Aquarius Assumptions for mission budget –60%* of NASA’s budget allotted to Mars missions (*on average) –0.1% budget increase yearly (inflation adjusted) Our budget (FY2007) –Yearly: ~ $11 Bil. –35 yrs: ~ $420 Bil. Budget Plan –Budget buffer –Always <= 81% NASA Total budget –Always have enough funds

AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design Project Aquarius End of Presentation

AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design Project Aquarius Data obtained from NASA budget archives (ref. 8)

AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design Project Aquarius Budget plan

AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design Project Aquarius Risk Reliability Trade Study: Quantity vs. Quality Mass/unit500kg $/kg to Launch $ 10,000.00FY2007 Reliability/unit Number12345 Reliability99.80%99.84%99.83%99.81%99.83% Cost/unit $16,666, $ 2,828, $ 969, $ 540, $ 396, Build Cost $16,666, $ 5,656, $ 2,907, $ 2,162, $ 1,980, Launch Cost $ 5,000, $10,000, $15,000, $20,000, $25,000, Total Cost $21,666, $15,656, $17,907, $22,162, $26,980, Normalized100.0%72.3%82.7%102.3%124.5%

AAE450 Senior Spacecraft Design Project Aquarius Staging helps Staging hurts

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