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EU-Projekt CHEOPS
23. März 2018
CHEOPS
(
C
onsortium for
H
all
E
ffect
O
rbital
P
ropulsion
S
ystem) is a challenging space project that has received funding from the
European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme
under Grant Agreement n. 730135.
CHEOPS
proposes to develop three different Hall Effect Thruster (HET)
Electric Propulsion Systems
(EPS), with different application fields or orbits:
a low power for Low Earth Orbi
t (LEO) applications. In this orbit, all satellites for Earth Observation (environmental monitoring, maritime surveillance and many other services involved in human activities) are positioned, as well as the International Space Station (ISS);
a dual mode EPS for GEO applications
, mostly used for commercial communications satellites, broadcast satellites and for weather and meteorological satellites;
a >20 kW high thrust EPS for exploration applications
.
The satellite market is facing a deep revolution. Industrial forecasts highlight that 50% of commercial telecommunications satellites will be all-electric by 2020. The advantage of a electric propulsion satellite lays down in the possibility to be lighter of the traditional chemical propulsion satellite. Then the saved weight can be used in order to lower the total cost of the satellite or to embark more payloads.. Therefore each of the proposed HETs are to be developed according to market needs and drivers applying incremental technology changes to existing EPS products.
Moreover, the CHEOPS project is researching, among other common transverse activities, on alternative propellants and the ability to estimate the system lifetime .
The CHEOPS Consortium is led by
Safran Aircraft Engines
and is comprised of representatives of the biggest European Prime satellite makers (
Airbus Defence and Space
,
OHB System
,
Thales Alenia Space
), the full EPS supply chain (
Advanced Space Technologies
,
Bradford Engineering
,
Deutsches Zentrum fuer Luft – und Raumfahrt (DLR)
,
SITAEL
) and supported by academia and research centres (
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
,
Chalmers Technology University
,
SME4SPACE
,
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
).
CHEOPS project has been proposed in line with the H2020 Strategic Research Cluster (SRC) Roadmap for “In-space Electrical Propulsion and Station-Keeping” prepared by the Programm Support Action (PSA) EPIC
.
There are indeed different possible solutions for developing EPS, therefore the CHEOPS Hall Effect Thruster Electric Propulsion Systems are developed in competition with other two incremental SRC Operational Grants under the H2020 call (COMPET-3-2016-a):
HEMPT-NG (High Efficiency Multistage Plasma Thruster – Next Generation)
;
GIESEPP (Gridded Ion Engine Standardised Electric Propulsion Platforms)
.
Under the same H2020 call (COMPET-3-2016-b) other three proposals were selected as Disruptive Technologies:
GaNOMIC (GaN in One Module Integrated Converter for EP systems)
;
HiperLoc-EP (High Performance Low Cost Electric Propulsion for small satellites)
;
MINOTOR (MagnetIc NOzzle thruster with elecTron cyclOtron Resonance)
.
In coming H2020 calls, the European Commission will asks for further developements in order to let the proponent Consortia to space qualify their product within 2023.
For further Information about the project please look
here: www.cheops-h2020.eu
Kontakt
Dr. Andreas Neumann
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)
Institut für Aerodynamik und Strömungstechnik
,
Raumfahrzeuge
Göttingen
Tel.: +49 551 709-2622
Fax: +49 551 709-2800
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