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1 CTV: Damocles Method of Configuration Restrictions on Component Placement Mission Accomplishments Final Configuration and Specifications

2 7 Wonders of Damocles Manned Interplanetary Travel Artificial Gravity Refueling on an Asteroid Internet, Video, and Cerial Positioning System Carrying Science Material Return To Earth Reusable for Future Missions

3 Designing Damocles All recoverable components must be shielded by a single piece shield 8.8 m Aeroshell

4 Designing Damocles Attic -Crew Cabin contains center of mass during aerocapture. -MORS Engine and Capsule Storage located on opposite end. Crew Living Area Aeroshell

5 Designing Damocles -Reactor on opposite end to allow heat rejection. Capsule MORS -Optical communication unobstructed by primary tanks. PWR Reactor Telescope Attic Crew Living Area Aeroshell

6 Designing Damocles Capsule MORS Reactor Chassis MPDs Telescope Gravity Cables Attic Aeroshell -Structure built to house components and reel system for tethers. -MPD thrusters placed on tethers. Crew Living Area

7 Designing Damocles -Central structure assembled and launched as single piece -Propellant tanks attach around chassis LH 2 LOX Kick Motor Ceres Regime Motor

8 Designing Damocles - Tanks fit around central structure Primary Tanks Secondary Tanks Chassis Structure

9 Designing Damocles -Capsule is able to dock below secondary tanks Secondaries Capsule Primary Tanks Chassis Structure

10 CTV Propulsion Kick Engines (LH 2 /LOX) kg, 1500 kn of sec Isp (each) 3 Engines on Primaries 3 Engines on Secondaries Ceres Regime Engines (LH 2 /LOX) kn of sec Isp 3 Engines, throttleable to 50% Hill, Michael Propulsion

11 CTV Propulsion Electric Propulsion System (GH 2 ) 51.5 kg, 10 N of 5000 sec Isp (Each) Requires 490 kw/thruster Use 4 thrusters Spin-up/Attitude Thrusters (MMH/N 2 O 4 ) 0.93 kg, 50 N of 328 sec Isp 6 Total on vehicle Hill, Michael Propulsion

12 Nuclear Reactor Update Power (kwe) Total Mass (kg) PMAD Heat Reject Power Conv. HSHX Shield (LiH/W) Reactor Specific Power (kg/kwe) Width (m) 2.0 Height (m) 1.6 Volume (m3) ~6.0 Radiator Area (m2) 3220 Crenwelge, Drew By Drew Crenwelge Power Group

13 Communication System CTV Power (kw) Mass (kg) Volume (m 3 ) ) Optical TDRS Receiving Dish TDRS Transmitting Dish Transponder Phased Array Total Optical Telescope Specifications Diam Rec/Trans (m) Length Rec /Trans(m) 2/ /0.5 Communication totals for all operations Optical Telescope Specifications now final Phased Array communicates with Capsule TDRS Dish system communicates with satellites in GEO which relay the signal to Earth Justin Axsom Communication

14 The Kwan Stretch Courtesy of Alexander Roth

15 The Kwan Stretch Courtesy of Alexander Roth

16 Capsule Storage & MORS Courtesy of Alexander Roth

17 Compact Configuration Courtesy of Alexander Roth

18 Configuration of Damocles Courtesy of Alexander Roth

19 Vehicle Specifications Crew Cabin Storage Attic Capsule IonRail Chassis Crew Side Propellant Main Propellant 38,373 kg kg 9834 kg 306 kg kg 1300 kg kg

20 Vehicle Specifications Damocles V-14.1 Pontiac G6 GT mpg 1, mph sec 15.5 sec hp 48,486, Top Speed 15,658 mph 120 mph Range 479,805,407 mi 320 mi ΔV 7 km/s km/s T/W Isp s s λ

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