As part of Ariane 6 development activities, compliance with Space Debris Requirements is being demonstrated. This report focusses one aspect of the compliance: “R9- Operational Requirements: Launcher stages shall satisfy one of the following conditions: a) A direct re-entry shall be performed as part of the launcher sequence” Various deorbitation scenarios were investigated, and an optimal re-entry strategy concerning flexibility and mass penalty was selected to be: • Boost performed by Vinci engine at 90 kN, • 3600 s coast time, • Burn angle 120o, and • ΔV 60 m/s. The propellant budget for this manoeuvre was found to be 403 kg (including reserves and 20% margin). The modelling of the direct (controlled) deorbit of the Arian...
This thesis work on the development of concepts for future European launchers’ cryogenic upper stag...
The following masters thesis contains a Phase 0, system-lever analysis carried out in the context of...
A think tank of DLR space-research institutes and ArianeGroup reflected on the launcher perspectives...
In 2013 the European Space Agency released a document specifying the requirements of Key Launcher El...
The work performed in 2013 by the X-TRAS (Expertise Raumtransportsysteme) group of DLR on the critic...
In recent years, the space market has been pushing towards decreasing costs of launching spacecraft ...
DLR-SART has performed, during the summer 2014, a critical analysis of several launcher configuratio...
Wc present a feasibility study for an Active Debris Removal (ADR) mission called Agora (Active Grabb...
After the French minister in charge of space matters declared to be open to discuss about Ariane 6 d...
The realization of reusability for launch vehicles is expected to lower launch costs, subsequently e...
GTO objects can potentially collide with operative satellites in LEO and GEO protected regions. Inte...
In December 2014, the ESA Council at Ministerial level has decided to go ahead with the Ariane 6 and...
Reusability is anticipated to strongly impact the launch service market if sufficient reliability an...
The EURASTROS study [1] was a joint study between Ariane Group GmbH and the German Aerospace Center ...
The realization of reusability for launch vehicles is expected to lower launch costs – subsequently ...
This thesis work on the development of concepts for future European launchers’ cryogenic upper stag...
The following masters thesis contains a Phase 0, system-lever analysis carried out in the context of...
A think tank of DLR space-research institutes and ArianeGroup reflected on the launcher perspectives...
In 2013 the European Space Agency released a document specifying the requirements of Key Launcher El...
The work performed in 2013 by the X-TRAS (Expertise Raumtransportsysteme) group of DLR on the critic...
In recent years, the space market has been pushing towards decreasing costs of launching spacecraft ...
DLR-SART has performed, during the summer 2014, a critical analysis of several launcher configuratio...
Wc present a feasibility study for an Active Debris Removal (ADR) mission called Agora (Active Grabb...
After the French minister in charge of space matters declared to be open to discuss about Ariane 6 d...
The realization of reusability for launch vehicles is expected to lower launch costs, subsequently e...
GTO objects can potentially collide with operative satellites in LEO and GEO protected regions. Inte...
In December 2014, the ESA Council at Ministerial level has decided to go ahead with the Ariane 6 and...
Reusability is anticipated to strongly impact the launch service market if sufficient reliability an...
The EURASTROS study [1] was a joint study between Ariane Group GmbH and the German Aerospace Center ...
The realization of reusability for launch vehicles is expected to lower launch costs – subsequently ...
This thesis work on the development of concepts for future European launchers’ cryogenic upper stag...
The following masters thesis contains a Phase 0, system-lever analysis carried out in the context of...
A think tank of DLR space-research institutes and ArianeGroup reflected on the launcher perspectives...