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This document summarizes Steven Gantzer's internship at the Cryogenics Test Laboratory (CTL) at Kennedy Space Center. The CTL supports projects involving low-temperature applications and rocket fuel systems. Gantzer assisted with testing procedures and troubleshooting for projects involving liquid hydrogen storage and densification, a rocket test firing, and analyzing lunar soil samples. He gained experience with cryogenic equipment, thermodynamics, CAD modeling, and lab testing procedures.
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- 1. Pathways Showcase Steven Gantzer NE-F6 Spring 2015 “We Went to the Moon and We Discovered Earth” - Neil deGrasse Tyson
- 2. Kennedy Space Center, Fluids Technology Branch Background • West Virginia University • Morgantown, WV • B.S Mechanical Engineering • Army Reserves – 7 Years • Iraq Deployment – 10 Months • Study Abroad in Rome, Italy – 5 Months
- 3. Kennedy Space Center, Fluids Technology Branch Cryogenics Test Laboratory (CTL) • Vision: To provide the facilities and expertise to test materials, systems, develop technology, and perform research/experimentation for low temperature applications. • Only CTL in the world with certain capabilities • Matrixed to support many projects • Thermo/fluids engineering intern
- 4. Kennedy Space Center, Fluids Technology Branch But Why? Rocket Fuel Baby! Space is Cold And well… It’s cool
- 5. Kennedy Space Center, Fluids Technology Branch Supported Projects Ground Operations Demonstration Unit – Liquid Hydrogen (GODU- LH2) Rocket University (AKA Project NEO) Regolith and Environment Science and Oxygen and Lunar Volatile Extraction - Lunar Advanced Volatile Analysis System (RESOLVE LAVA)
- 6. Kennedy Space Center, Fluids Technology Branch GODU-LH2 • Zero boil off, Densification, and Liquefaction of LH2 • 33,000 gallon VJ tank, 850W Refrigerator, Vacuum pump • Supported testing procedures and assisted with troubleshooting • Helped to modify pvc piping system
- 7. Kennedy Space Center, Fluids Technology Branch Rocket U • Test fire Project Morpheus’ PIXEL Lander rocket • Hands on experience in piping and fluid systems • CAESAR II modeling and stress analysis of rocket skid
- 8. Kennedy Space Center, Fluids Technology Branch RESOLVE LAVA • Lunar soil resource detection and composition • Potential use of resources • Regolith sampling and gas extraction • Gas Chromatograph (GC) calibration • Assisted with lab testing
- 9. Kennedy Space Center, Fluids Technology Branch Skills Learned and Knowledge Gained • Thermodynamics in terms of cryogenics • Cryogenic equipment, piping systems, pressure vessels, etc… • CAM/CAD (CAESAR II and Creo) • Lab testing procedures and etiquette • ASME and PVS standards • That I have much more to learn!
- 10. Thank You!
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