
Altitude Compensating Nozzle Design ToolAward last edited on: 5/7/2021
Sponsored Program
SBIRAwarding Agency
NASA : MSFCTotal Award Amount
$69,809Award Phase
1Solicitation Topic Code
A4.01Principal Investigator
Joseph SzedulaCompany Information
K T Engineering Corporation (AKA: KTE~K T Engineering Corporation)
238 Business Park Boulevard Building 23b Suite J
Madison, AL 35758
Madison, AL 35758
(256) 461-8522 |
info@kte-aerospace.com |
www.kte-aerospace.com |
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 05
County: Madison
Congr. District: 05
County: Madison
Phase I
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Phase I year
2004Phase I Amount
$69,809Potential NASA Commercial Applications:
(LIMIT 150 WORDS) The enhanced ADAPT computer code will provide NASA with an innovative preliminary design tool to assess the technical viability of next generation launch vehicles. When integrated into NASA?s multi-disciplinary analysis and optimization process, ADAPT will significantly improve NASA?s ability to quickly and accurately perform integrated analyses and evaluation of preliminary launch vehicle concepts employing altitude-compensating nozzles.
Potential NON-NASA Commercial Applications:
(LIMIT 150 WORDS) The enhanced ADAPT computer code is a significant addition to existing MDO techniques and tools currently available in the public domain. Computer models such as POST, OTIS, OPGUID are used extensively in launch vehicle preliminary design studies. In addition, large aerospace companies typically possess proprietary tools that perform essentially similar analyses. ADAPT will be integrated as an analysis module that can be embedded into a launch vehicle MDO simulation and driven by a numerical optimizer. It will be used by non-NASA engineers in the evaluation of preliminary vehicle concepts employing altitude-compensating nozzles.
Phase II
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