The computational tools, analysis methods, and key data products used to develop Orion’s aerothermal database will be presented. Orion Aerosciences Ryan McDaniel, Aerothermodynamics Branch, NASA Ames Research Center The design of the Orion spacecraft’s thermal protection system (TPS) is based largely on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analyses.During a recent test campaign, a direct connection was established between the Unitary Plan Wind Tunnel and the NASA Advanced Supercomputing Division, allowing for rapid data transfer and near-real-time processing. Development of NASA’s unsteady Pressure-Sensitive Paint Capability with the Space Launch System and High-Performance Computing Nettie Roozeboom, Experimental Aero-Physics Branch, NASA Ames Research Center A new state-of-the-art technique to measure unsteady aerodynamics is currently being developed using pressure-sensitive paint (PSP), high-speed cameras, and advanced image processing methods.Please click the "Show All" button and try again. Unfortunately, there were no matches for your query. Please turn on Javascript in your browser to use the search function. Just type a name or keyword in the box below. Click the link to view the video or read more about the seminar. Past seminars for which there is a video available will have a link on the title. Previous Topics in the AMS Seminar Series
More about engineering risk assessment for Artemis This talk will describe the role of this type of analysis as well as tools and processes that have been developed and applied to generate the abortability data. PDT, Virtual Meeting The Engineering Risk Assessment (ERA) team at NASA Ames Research Center is responsible for providing estimates of abortability with respect to various failure modes of the Space Launch System (SLS). Next Seminar Contributions of Engineering Risk Assessment to the Artemis Program Scott Lawrence, NASA Ames Research Center April 21, 2022, 9:00 a.m. These seminars are typically held weekly, and will be recorded for on-demand playback on the web in the AMS seminar archive. Hosted by the Computational Aerosciences Branch at the NASA Advanced Supercomputing facility, this seminar series presents talks on recent achievements, innovative tools, and current problems being faced by members of the modeling and simulation community from NASA, government, industry, and academia. Advanced Modeling and Simulation (AMS) Seminars
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