Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHeA-hR34xI Travis Pollok Brighton High School ’08 BS Aerospace Engineering Texas A&M University ‘12.

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Presentation transcript:

Travis Pollok Brighton High School ’08 BS Aerospace Engineering Texas A&M University ‘12

So why is this guy here?

Background  Born in San Antonio, Texas 1990  Moved to Colorado 1999  Brighton High School AP Classes, Drama, Yearbook  University of Colorado  Texas State University 2010  Texas A&M University Bachelor of Science Aerospace Engineering, Physics Minor  Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company 2014

CU Boulder Project  Gateway to Space ○ Build and launch balloon satellite

Texas A&M Projects  AggieSat Lab Electrical and command and data handling design, assembly, and test

Texas A&M Projects (Cont.)  Senior Design – Deep Space Explorer  Propulsion and power production design

Lockheed Martin  Sunnyvale, CA Military Space ○ Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) ○ Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF)  Systems Integration and Test Engineer Associate Mechanical Test Operations Specialize in propulsion

Lockheed Martin (Cont.)  Littleton, CO Civil Space ○ Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite R-Series (GOES-R)

MUOS-3 Launch on ATLAS 5 from Cape Canaveral 1/20/15

Videos Final Space Shuttle Launch, Atlantis STS-135 ○ Saturn V F-1 Test ○

The Basics: Newton’s Laws  Newton’s First Law Every object persists in its state of rest or uniform motion ins a straight line unless it is compelled to change that state by forces impressed on it.  Newton’s Second Law Force is equal to the change in momentum per change in time. For a constant mass, force equals mass times acceleration.  Newton’s Third Law For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. -NASA Glenn Research Center: Newton’s Laws of Motion

Thrust Equation  Start with Newton’s 2 nd Law  Do not assume constant mass  Basic thrust equation  Not so basic thrust equation

Calculating the variables

What’s left?

Combustion  Definition? Type of chemical reaction where a fuel and an oxidizer react to produce energy and new products  What happens? Ignition Break bonds New bonds Energy released ○ Heat, light, sound

Space Shuttle Main Engine

LM A2100 Satellite

Hypergolics  Huper – Greek for above  Ergon – Greek for work  Oleum – Latin for oil  Fuel and ox that ignite on contact  No ignition (work) required

Demonstration A = 14 B = 4 C = 16 D = 5 E = 7 F = 7

Questions? About school, careers, life, the universe? Travis Pollok