| 10:15-11:00 |
Technical Session 5 – Hybrid Electrical/Super-Conductivity Cryogenic Systems
- Hyperconductive Electrical Machine Topologies for Aerospace Propulsion: A Comparative Study, Mohammad Reza Ilkhani, A Vannini, L Sun, J Jiang, S Nica, N Rebelo, Z Xu, M Pacey, C Gerada, M Hales, C Zhao, C Nie, S Smith, M Lacchetti
- Advanced cryogenic cooling techniques for electric propulsion systems in future hydrogen aircraft, Fengyu Zhang, David Gerada, Zeyuan Xu, Chris Gerada
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| 11:30-13:00 |
Technical Session 7 - Cryogenic Systems & components, Experimental techniques & methods for Cryogenic Systems
- “Multiple Flow Regime CFD Modelling of LN2 Chilldown: A 2D vs 3D Comparison”. Shawn Fernandes, Christopher Ellis, Evgenia Korsukova, Stephen Ambrose, Carol Eastwick, 海角黑料
- “A Modified Devanathan-Stachurski Approach for Quantifying Hydrogen Uptake Under Corrosion Conditions in Coated and Uncoated Aluminium Alloys for Cryogenic Applications”, Shivnarain Ravichandran (1, 5), Fabian Duarte Martinez (1), Vikesh Kumar (1), Francesco Fanicchia (1), Anwesha Kanjilal (2), Maria Jazmin Duarte (2), Christina Scheu (2), Gerhard Dehm (2), Pavel Shashkov (3), Sergey Usov (3), Lucas Beucher (4), Heinz Busch (4)
- 1 Centre for Materials, Cranfield University, Bedford, UK
- 2 Max Planck Institute for Sustainable Materials, Düsseldorf, Germany
- 3 Cambridge Nanolitic Ltd., United Kingdom
- 4 NTTF Coatings GmbH, Germany
- 5 Carbon Magics Ltd., Wickwar, Gloucestershire, UK
- “Preliminary Studies of Cryogenic Liquid Hydrogen Fuel System: Transfer Line Two-Phase Flow Modelling and System-Level Architecture Analysis”, Alireza Ebrahimi (1), Nicolas Capmany (1), Andrew Rolt (1), László Könözsy (2), Drewan Sanders (1), B Deneys (1), J Schreiner (1)
- 1 Centre for Aeronautics, Propulsion and Power, Cranfield University
- 2 Centre for Assured and Connected Autonomy, AI, Robotics and Space, Cranfield University
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