Papers Showcase Next-gen Solid Propulsion for Next-gen Systems
Valley Tech Systems, Inc., will present three papers on its important advances in solid propulsion technologies this week at a pair of concurrent symposia being attended by technologists and decision makers from government, industry and academia.
The National Space & Missile Materials Symposium (NSMMS) and the Commercial and Government Responsive Access to Space Technology Exchange (CRASTE) are being held jointly in Madison, Wisc.
Valley Tech Systems, Inc., is presenting three papers on advances in solid-propulsion technologies at the joint 2018 NSMMS-CRASTE symposia. (NSMMS-CRASTE banner: Blue52 Productions, LLC.)
Company experts will discuss accomplishments in redefining solid-propulsion technologies to give next-gen missile, missile defense and space launch systems the benefits of greater safety and affordability. Their papers, as shown below, will be part of the CRASTE Emerging Propulsion Systems and the NSMMS Missiles and Missile Defense tracks.
- June 26, CRASTE Emerging Propulsion Systems Track
Affordable Launch Vehicle Reaction Control System Using Controllable Solid Propulsion
Author: Dustin Barr, Director, Aerospace Division
Sub-authors: Christopher Smith, Allen Yan - June 28, NSMMS Missiles and Missile Defense Track
Extinguishable Solid DACS TRL-6 Maturation
Author: Russell Carlson, Vice President, Aerospace Division
Sub-authors: Dustin Barr, Allen Yan - June 28, NSMMS Missiles and Missile Defense Track
New Controllable Solid-propulsion Thruster Tech
Author: Christopher Smith, Technical Director, Aerospace Division
Sub-authors: Justin Carpenter, Alex Hartman
The NSMMS brings together the nation’s technology leaders to review the critical challenges of materials, processing and manufacturing for space, missile and hypersonic systems. The CRASTE focuses on integration of emerging technologies and space access architectures to satisfy new and existing markets.