CARPETA DE TRABAJOS CIENTIFICOS Y TECNOLOGICOS

PABLO ALEJANDRO ARIZPE CARREON

1. THERMAL DESIGN LECTURES AND AREA

2. ROCKET ENGINE SYSTEMS

3. SUPERSONIC COMPRESSOR

4. VARIABLE STATOR VANES ON THE AXIAL COMPRESSOR 6. HYDROGEN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE VEHICLE 8. ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF COVER PLATE FOR RE-ENTRY SPACECRAFT 10. DEVELOPMENT OF MICRO-SATELLITE 12. EDUCATIONAL INTERACTIVE PROJECTS

5. BIOFUELS IN A GAS TURBINE

7. STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF SPACECRAFT

9. ANALYSIS OF THERMAL REGULATION SYSTEM ON SATELLITES 11. AEROSPACE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGICAL CENTER (CINTAE)

THERMAL DESIGN
Thermal courses: 1.-Phisicochemical 2.-Fundamentals of Thermodynamics 3.-Thermodynamics cycles 4.-Fundamentals of Alternative internal combustion engine 5.-Design of Alternative engine elements 6.-Fundamentals of Gas turbine 7.-Design of Gas Turbine elements 8.-Off Design (Performance) gas turbine elements

Pablo Arizpe Carren

The main purpose is to design all the engine components (supersonic admission, diffuser and nozzle, compressor of high and low pressure, turbine, combustion chamber, fan for turbofans and propellers for turboprop, etc.) with following characteristics: optimal technical function, quality, high thermal efficiency, emissions, high performance and low fuel consumption. Thermal and structural design of an aircraft engine and the certification constraints is related with all lectures in this area. The first part is dedicated to see the technical function and the second part is dedicated to see how to model the different elements of the engine to study the dynamic behavior of the assembled system while respecting design criteria. As an specialization research program of this area. We introduce the students in aerospace thermal design for the purpose to maintain all of the elements of the spacecraft system within their temperature limits for all mission phases.

THERMAL TERMINAL PROJECTS

1. Turbo jet elements design

2. Turbo Fan Elements Design

3. Alternative Engine Design

THERMAL ENGINES LAB. Tests: Engine maintenance. Engine inspection methods. Supersonic admitters, diffusers and nozzles numerical flow analysis Thermal stress analysis in axial turbine blades and alternate engine pistons.

Equipment: I.C. Alternative engines. Gas turbine models. Heat transfer equipment Alternative air compressor test bench Water and oil pumps test bench Thermal Multiprocess test bench
Software: Solidworks Autocad Ansys Fluent ver. 12 Gambit ver 2.6.6

Thermal department capabilities: Engine maintenance. Thermal analysis of aerospace devices Thermal design

2. ROCKET ENGINE SYSTEMS

ROCKET SCIENCE RESEARCH PROJECT OBJECTIVE: - THE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF A SYSTEM IN ROCKET LIQUID ENGINE. - STUDY OF ALL ROCKET SYSTEMS - PREPARATION FOR AEROSPACE NON GRADUATE PROGRAM
START DATE SEPTEMBER 3TH 2012 NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 1 (THESIS) SUBJECTS OF ROCKET SYSTEMS -DESIGN OF PUMP SYSTEM TO AVOID CAVITATION IN FUEL -STEAM RECOLECTOR ON NOZZLES -EXPANDIBLES NOZZLES AND ROCKET DIRECTION -PUMP SYSTEM AND TURBOCOMPRESSOR -MECHANISM OF DISENGAGE SYSTEM FOR STAGE ROCKETS -DESIGN OF HYDROGEN AND OXIGEN INYECTORS

3. SUPERSONIC COMPRESSOR

ANALYSIS OF AN AXIAL COMPRESSOR WITH SUPERSONIC AND SUPERCRITICAL PROFILES FOR THE FIRST COMPRESSOR STAGES. OBJECTIVE:

-DESIGN AN AXIAL COMPRESSOR FOR AVIATION WITH SUPERSONIC AND SUPERCRITICAL AIRFOIL DESIGN TO TRY INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY AT TRANSONIC SPEEDS INSIDE. -PREPARATION FOR AEROSPACE NON GRADUATE PROGRAM

START DATE SEPTEMBER 3TH 2012 NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 1 (THESIS)

4. VARIABLE STATOR VANES ON AN AXIAL COMPRESSOR

THERMAL PROJECT IS ALREADY FINISHED, THE NEXT STEP IS STRUCTURAL MECHANISM OBJECTIVE: -AN AXIAL COMPRESSOR WAS DESIGNED INSIDE OF AN AEROREACTOR ENGINE TO PROPULSE AN AIRCRAFT (MIG-29), ANALIZED THE EFFECT TO INCORPORATE A VSV AND SAW THE ADVANTAGES TO CONVENCTIONAL COMPRESSOR. START DATE SEPTEMBER 5TH 2011. FINISHED DATE: AUGUST 9TH 2012 NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 1 (THESIS) RESULTS -DETERMINE THE LOCATION DEGREES TO MOVE THE STATOR VANES WITHOUT LOST OF EFFICIENCY -4 TO 8 -DETERMINE THAT IN POSSITIVE DEGREES THE S.F.C. DECREASE WITHOUT LOST OF THRUST, THIS IS AN ADVANTAGE TO THIS DESIGNED -GE-J79,GE-TF39 & GE-90 ALREADY HAVE VSV.

5. BIOFUELS IN A GAS TURBINE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOFUELS AND TESTING IN A GAS TURBINE THERMODYNAMICS PARAMETERS TO EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF THESE FUELS IN COMPARISON WITH THE FOSIL FUELS OBJECTIVE: - PRODUCE THRUST IN A GAS TURBINE ENGINE WITH THE HELP OF BIO-FUELS AND TEST THE EFFECT THAT PRODUCE IN COMPARISON WITH THE FOSIL FUELS

START DATE AUGUST 1TH 2012. NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 1

6. HYDROGEN INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE VEHICLE PRODUCE PROPULSION IN A TERRESTRIAL VEHICULE WITH ALTERNATIVE ENERGY

OBJECTIVE: - BUILD A HYDROGEN ENGINE AND IMPLEMENT IT INSIDE OF A VEHICULE of 20Kg AND QUANTIFY HIS LIFE AND OPERATION.

START DATE AUGUST 15TH 2012. NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 7

7. STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF SPACECRAFT

STRUCTURAL DESIGN AS FIRST STAGE TO DEVELOP AN INTYERPLANETARY SPACECRAFT, BASED ON SOUYZ DESIGN OBJECTIVE: DESIGN EACH MODULE OF AN SPACECRAFT BASED ON OLD RUSSIAN METHOLOGY, THAT INCLUDES DESCEND MODULE, SOLAR CELLS, PROPULSION SYSTEM AND RESERVOIRS, COVER PROTECTING SHELL, ORBITAL MODULE, ETC. START FIRST STAGE DATE MAY 15TH 2011. FINISHED FIRST STAGE DATE: JANUARY 15TH 2012 START SECOND STAGE DATE FEBRAURY 6TH 2012 NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 6

8. ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF COVER PLATE FOR RE-ENTRY SPACECRAFT

THE SPACECRAFT MODULE THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY SPACECRAFT CAPSULE WHICH RE-ENTERS THE ATMOSPHERE IS ANALYZED TO CALCULATE THE OPTIMAL MATERIALS
OBJECTIVE: -DESIGN THE MODULE THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR RE-ENTRY SPACECRAFT CAPSULE TO OBTAIN OPTIMAL THICKNESS OF EACH MATERIAL START DATE MAY 2012 NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 5

9. ANALYSIS OF THERMAL REGULATION SYSTEM ON SATELLITES

THE THERMAL REGULATION SYSTEM IS DESIGN TO PROTECT THE EQUIPMENT AND THE SPACECRAFT SUBSYSTEMS FROM THERMAL LOADS AND TO KEEP THEM ALWAYS UNDER TEMPERATURE REGULATED CONDITIONS, THE THERMAL REGULATION SYSTEM WORKS PERMANENTLY AND WITHOUT IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE SPACECRAFT TO ACHIEVE ITS OBJECTIVE.
OBJECTIVE: -THIS PROJECT PRESENTS THE FUNCTION OF THE PASSIVE AND ACTIVE THERMAL REGULATION SYSTEM AND SHOWS PRELIMINARY SKETCHES INSIDE OF AN ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE. START DATE MAY 2010 NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 5

10. DEVELOPMENT OF MICRO-SATELLITE

STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL DESIGN OF MICROSATELLITE WITH POSSIBLE APPLICATION IN THE COUNTRY

START DATE MARCH 2012 NUMBER OF STUDENTS INVOLVED: 4

11. AEROSPACE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGICAL CENTER (CINTEA)

The Mexican Space Agency (AEM) is considering to use all academic resources to create collaboration between different organizations and universities. According to this matter the State of Hidalgo near to the Federal District is thinking to participate, so that, our research group generate the project to build a research center called CINTAE
OBJECTIVE: BUILD A RESEARCH AEROSPACE CENTER TO PROVIDE SERVICES WITH HIGH TECH AEROSPACE EQUIPMENT
Aerospace Stress Testing Aerospace Structural Testing Damage Tolerance Analysis Testing Fatigue Testing Environmental Testing Severe Environment Testing Flight Spectrum Simulation Testing Hazardous Flow Testing Oscillation Testing Hydraulic Testing Thermal Shock Testing Heat transference benching testing (cold and hot testing) Vacuum testing Load Testing Fire Resistance Testing Leak Detection Testing EMI/EMC Testing Solar Radiation Testing Lightning-multiple burst testing Vibration Testing Acoustic Dynamics Testing Flammability Testing Altitude Testing Transportation Testing Splash and Immersion Testing Climatic Testing Combined Altitude and Temperature Testing Explosive Environment Testing Highly Accelerate Life Test HALT Highly Accelerated Stress Screening HASS Accelerated Stress Test AST Intensity Testing Acceleration Testing Radiated susceptibility Testing Pressure Cycling Testing

EDUCATIONAL INTERACTIVE PROJECTS

BOGIES

DYNAMIC AND REPRESENTATIVE MODELS OF AIRPLANES

EDUCATIONAL INTERACTIVE PROJECTS

STIRLING ENGINES

WATER ROCKET-SHIP

Contact
www.upmetropolitana.edu.mx Phone number: 044-5529454675 pablo_arizpe@hotmail.com parizpe@upmh.edu.mx