Air Breathing Propulsion Joint Technical Committee Meeting 48 th Aerospace Sciences Meeting - January 5, 2010 - Orlando, Florida Gas Turbine EnginesHigh.

Air Breathing Propulsion Joint Technical Committee Meeting 48 th Aerospace Sciences Meeting - January 5, 2010 - Orlando, Florida Gas Turbine EnginesHigh Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration

ABP Joint Technical Committee Meeting Agenda  ABP Overview (Jeff Hamstra)  Guest Speakers (Various)  HSABP TC Summary (Marty Bradley)  GTE TC Summary (Rob Bruckner)  ABPSI TC Summary (Jeff Flamm)  Education (Rick Gaeta)  NPSS Training Course (Wolverine Ventures)  Awards (Jeff Flamm)  Communications (John Sordyl)  JPC (Ryan Starkey)  ASM (D.R.Reddy)  Special Presentation 2 48 th Aerospace Sciences Meeting - January 5, 2010

ABP Overview  Subgroup Organization  Steering Committee Meeting Summary  ASM Meeting Tempo  P&E Group Meeting Summary  Future ASM & JPC Conference Locations 3

ABP Deputy Director Jeff Hamstra Gas Turbine Engines Rob Bruckner Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration Ray Best High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Marty Bradley Common Elements Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Technical Disciplines Air Breathing Propulsion Subgroup Organization Communications Education Honors & Awards Separate TCs Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Communications Education Honors & Awards Technical Disciplines Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Communications Education Honors & Awards *Rotational position 4 Technical Disciplines Communications John Sordyl Honors & Awards* Jeff Flamm Aerospace Sciences Meeting D.R. Reddy Joint Propulsion Conference Ryan Starkey Education Rick Gaeta As Of January, 2010

ABP Deputy Director Jeff Hamstra Gas Turbine Engines Rob Bruckner Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration Ray Best High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Marty Bradley Common Elements Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Technical Disciplines Recent / Pending Subgroup Organization Changes Communications Education Honors & Awards Separate TCs Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Communications Education Honors & Awards Technical Disciplines Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Communications Education Honors & Awards *Rotational position 5 Technical Disciplines Communications John Sordyl Honors & Awards* Jeff Flamm Aerospace Sciences Meeting D.R. Reddy Joint Propulsion Conference Ryan Starkey Education Rick Gaeta John Sordyl Replaced Tom Kaemming TC Chairs All Complete Term on April 30, Incoming Chairs: GTE - Ian Halliwell HS - Joaquin Castro Sys Int - Jeff Flamm

ABP Steering Committee Meeting Summary  Discussed Key ABP 2010 Themes – Continued Maturation As Independent Yet Collaborative TCs – Seamless Transition To New TC Chairs Effective May 1 – Emphasis On Member Engagement & Continued Recruitment  Reviewed ABP Leadership Succession Plan  Reviewed New Member Applications  Reviewed ABP Lifetime Achievement Award Process  Proposed Activity Checklist For Member Engagement  Discussed Potential For Separate TC Dinner Meetings At JPC 2010 6

ASM/ABP Meeting Tempo 7 Also… Propulsion & Energy Group Meeting, JPC Steering Committee, JPC 2010 Planning Committee, JPC 2011 Planning Committee, etc.

Propulsion & Energy Group Meeting Summary  Note: P&E Group Meetings Held In Conjunction With ASM & JPC  Main Topic – JPC Planning & Execution (discussed elsewhere)  Presentation By Ian Halliwell On Joint AIAA/IGTI Design Competition  P&E Group Money - ~$4,000 (Typically Under Spent)  TC Rosters & Annual Reports Due January 31  AIAA Elections Upcoming – Vote!  Former P&E Director Wayne Hurwitz Moved To NG (wayne.hurwitz@ngc.com) 8

Propulsion & Energy Group Organization Deputy Director Air-Breathing Propulsion Jeff Hamstra Aerospace Power Systems TC Terrestrial Energy Systems TC Gas Turbine Engines TC High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion TC Air Breathing Propulsion Integration TC Deputy Director Rocket & Space Propulsion I-Shih Chang Hybrid Rockets TC Liquid Propulsion TC Solid Rockets TC Electric Propulsion TC Nuclear & Future Flight Propulsion TC Energetic Components & Systems TC Propellants & Combustion TC Deputy Director Advanced Propulsion & Technologies Selma Goldstein Director Propulsion & Energy Ashwani Gupta Deputy Director Energy David Lilley Green Energy Tech. (GET) Working Group Bill Lear / V. Lyons 9 4 Subgroups, 12 TCs

Recent/Future ASM & JPC Locations YearASM LocationJPC Location 2006RenoSacramento 2007RenoCincinnati 2008RenoHartford 2009OrlandoDenver 2010OrlandoNashville 2011OrlandoSan Diego 2012NashvilleAtlanta or New Orleans 2013Dallas/Fort WorthSan Jose or Minneapolis 2014Washington, DCCleveland/TBD 2015OrlandoTBD 10

High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Tech Committee Report for ABP Dinner Meeting ASM 2010 Orlando, Florida 5 January 2010 Marty Bradley

13 Introduction (Marty Bradley) Activities since JPC  Monthly steering committee telecons  Sharepoint transition completed  HSABP banner displayed at Hypersonic Conference, JPC, & ASM  Year in Review Article completed  Planning for PDE Short Course at JPC10  Developed draft electronic HSABP newsletter

14 High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion – Steering Committee Communications Dora Musielak Honors & Awards Jinho Lee Education Daniel Kirk Membership Doug Garrard Service Subcommittee Representatives Conference Subcommittee Representatives TC Chairman Marty Bradley Vice Chair Joaquin Castro Past Chair Lance Chenault Joint Propulsion Conference Ryan Starkey Aerospace Sciences Meeting D.R. Reddy

15 HSABPTC Polo-Shirts (Joaquin Castro) Royal Blue for the polos and the tri- color logos Ordered shirts distributed Additional Orders:  Limited numbers and sizes available  Cost to Members = $25  Money to Joaquin – cash or check made out to Joaquin Castro

16 Membership (Doug Garrard) Government11 Industry21 Academia9 Total41 Member35 Associate Member4 International Member2 Total41

17 Membership (Doug Garrard) Activities since JPC  Recruitment of 3 new International Members  1 members missing (removed) Actions for ASM  Selection of applicant  Final update of official membership list Plans for next 6-months  Re-engage with potential International members  Further solicitation of regular and associate members  AIAA Member level to upgrade  To encourage members to be active: –Send out chart/matrix/checklist with expectations for 2010 – Rob Bruckner to prepare format/sample –Revisit at end of 2010 to record member activities

18 High Speed Propulsion – Member Positions (1) TC Chair – Marty Bradley  Vice Chair – Joaquin Castro Membership - Doug Garrard  Applications & Data– Doug Garrard  Recruiting (International) – Joaquin Castro, TBD  Member Upgrades – Doug Garrard Communications - Dora Musielak  Year in Review Article – Tom Kaemming, Takeshi Kanda, Dean Andreadis, see Liaison (assignment will be updated at JPC)  Newsletter – Dora Musielak, see Liaison  Website – Tim O'Brien, Ravi Srinivasan, Dave Lucia? Education - Daniel Kirk  Student Design Competition – Joel Malo-Molina, Dianne DeTurris  Outreach – Paul Czysz  Short Courses – PDE (Dan Paxson, Dora Musielak), High Speed Propulsion (Beckel, Bradley, Kirk)  Rick Dyer -Steve Beckel – Dean Andreadis – Roy Hartfield – Hassan Hassan Honors and Awards - Jinho Lee  Propulsion Award Packages – Venkat Tangirala  Coordination with HyTASP Fred Billig Award – Balu Sekar  Student Award – Dora Musielak  Best Paper Awards – James Donohue  John Bradford

19 High Speed Propulsion – Member Positions (2) ASM - D.R.Reddy  ASM 10 –Bill Engblom  ASM 11 – Venkat Tangirala –Tim O’Brien  ASM 12 - Hassan Hassan JPC – Ryan Starkey  JPC 10 – Ryan Starkey –Manfred Peinemann  JPC 11 - Roy Hartfield -Liaison with Ground Test TC (coordinate with Steve Dunn)  JPC 12 – Venkat Tangirala Liaison  HyTASP – Joaquin Castro  JANNAF – Phil Drummond / Dean Andreadis /Steve Beckel  European Orgs. – John Steelant, TBD  Other TC’s/PC’s– Aerothermal Tech. Moehlenkamp; Fluid Dynamics TC Hassan Hassan  Ground Test – Balu Sekar / Doug Garrard  Congressional Visits Day – Joaquin Castro  AIAA Sections – Dora Musielak, et al.  AIAA University Chapters - Joel Malo-Molina, et al.  NASA Aeronautics – May Fun Liou / D.R. Reddy / Jinho Lee

20 Communications (Dora Musielak) Websites for the TC updated and maintained  HSABP TC site transitioned to new AIAA SharePoint / server  NEW: https://info.aiaa.org/tac/PEG/HSABPTC/default.aspxhttps://info.aiaa.org/tac/PEG/HSABPTC/default.aspx YIR article prepared by Tom Kaemming and published in December 2009 issue of Aerospace America 20

21 HSABP TC Newsletter 2010 Electronic Release  HSABP Members  Website/Sharepoint link  AIAA Members with Air Breathing Propulsion Interest Recognition of Honors & Awards Roles And Responsibilities of TCs Note: Newsletter circulated at 2010 ASM for review and input. Approved (with spelling correction), it will be released electronically at new HSABP TC website

22 HSABP TC Newsletter 2010 HSABP Newsletter approved for release after fixing spelling of “Oates”

23 HSABP TC Banner HSABP banner traveled to JPC09, the Hypersonics Conference in Germany, and ASM10

HSABP Notes from ABP Education Subcommittee meeting Have more discussions with NIA about combined AIAA/NIA high speed propulsion short course – Beckel/Bradley/Kirk to have more discussions with NIA Have discussions with Dora Musielak about her idea for a Materials and Structures for Hypersonic vehicles

Need to change name / content / marketing info for PDE course to make it more general – needs to appeal to PGC (Pressure Gain Combustion) for Gas Turbines as well as PDE’s Should be broadly publicized to ABP and Combustion communities

26 HSABP Liaison (Joaquin Castro) (1) Activities since JPC  Some JANNAF discussions (Beckel & Drummond) JPC Actions  Agreed to hold joint dinner meeting with HyTASP PC at 2010 JPC – Joaquin to finalize times and agenda ASM Actions  HSABP Liaison held meeting Monday 01-04-10

27 HSABP Liaison (Joaquin Castro) (2) Plans for next 6-months:  JANNAF coordination – HSABP Liaison members to contact individual authors and encourage authors to submit to AIAA – Phil Drummond is reviewing recent JANNAF program and will contact authors  NASA Hypersonics research conferences –Encouraging NASA researchers to present at AIAA conferences – HSABPTC members that attend conference are asked to encourage presenters to submit to AIAA – May Fun Liou  Liaison with AIAA Sections – Joaquin engaging with local chapter (West Palm Beach) – offer our services to make a presentation to a local section  Liaison with AIAA University Groups (Marty-USC,CSLA, Faure Malo- Molina – UD, Univ. Cin., Wright State, U Florida (Joaquin also), U Miami, Embry Riddle, GTech, Fred – UCLA, Cal Tech)  Propellants and Combustion – Balu & Venkat Tangirala

28 HSABP Liaison (Joaquin Castro) (3) Plans for next 6-months (continued):  Congressional Visit Day – Joaquin to work with HyTASP and organize HSABPTC Group  HIT – Hypersonic Industry Team – Joaquin will provide status  Steve Dunn visiting from Ground Test TC – meet in Orlando to set up joint sessions at JPC 2011  Balu Sekar/Doug Garrard to continue coordination with Ground Test TC  European Orgs. – Need to re-engage – possibly with new International Members  Aerothermal Technology Bob Moehlenkamp to engage at ASM - Bob Moehlenkamp to look at TC’s that work this area

29 HSABP TC Summary Plans for next 6 months  Establish system for recurring e-Newsletters  Keep new Sharepoint site up to date and useful  Finish bringing additional International members to TC  Recruitment for U.S. TC members  Membership upgrades  Initiate tracking of member involvement  Roster for 2010-2011 year due - 30 January 2010  Annual report due to Deputy Directors - 30 January 2010  Transition TC chair position to Joaquin Castro & vice-chair to Ryan Starkey

DRAFT Gas Turbine Engine Tech Committee ASM 2010 Meeting 48 th Aerospace Sciences Meeting Orlando, FL 3 - January - 09 Robert Bruckner

2010 ASM - Agenda Introductions TAC P&E Group and ABP Steering update Review goals / organization / roles Need to fill several key positions! Service Committees  Membership – new roster, membership grade, recruitment  Communication –ABP Trifold, Aerospace America article  Conferences – JPC / ASM status, TAO’s, improvements ?  Education – Short Course, Design Competition  Honors and Awards - ABP, GCO, Best Paper (GTETC) New Initiatives – TC Logo (logo items), Liaisons,… 32

33 Gas Turbine Engines TC Evolve into an independent / autonomous TC Active membership – Do not rely on ABP service committees Individual recruitment Independent conference administration – began at JPC 09 Independent best paper competition – 2 Develop a joint graduate student design competition with IGTI Strengthen technical sessions at conferences Work to reduce no-shows / withdrawals by active session chairs / TAO’s Work to improving quality by offering special section in Journal of Propulsion and Power ? Maintain strong ties to High Speed and System Integration Jointly administer awards and design competition Jointly sponsor technical / invited session at each conference

34 Membership - Gas Turbine Engines TC Roster Guests Dan McInnis – Raytheon Ahmed ELKady – GE M.S. Anand - RR Attended ASM10 TC meeting

35 Gas Turbine Engine TC - Organization Communications John Sordyl Honors & Awards Sivaram Gogineni ? Education Rick Gaeta Steve Gorrell ? Membership Jeff Cohen Anthony Watts Service Subcommittee Representatives TC Chairman Rob Bruckner Vice Chair Ian Halliwell Jimmy Kenyon Past Chair Lance Chenault Conferences TAO’s: ASM12 / JPC12 / ASM13 / JPC13 Gerald Welch, Ahmed ELKady, John Sordyl, Janet Convery

36 Membership - Gas Turbine Engines TC Profile – 2010 Government6 Industry13 Academia10 Total29 Fellow1 Associate Fellows 13 Members15 Total29 Regular Member 27 International Member 2 Associate Member 0 Total29 Employment SectorAIAA Member Grade TC Member Status Available member positions: 10 Still missing several GT OEM’s No members from Asia Active recruitment should happen on an individual basis

GTETC 37 Offer NPSS training through an AIAA short course at JPC10 TC logo items – GTETC Awards

Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration Tech Committee ASM Report 48th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Including the New Horizons Forum and Aerospace Exposition Orlando, Florida 4 - 7 January 2010 January 5, 2010 Jeff Flamm for Ray Best

40 Main Goals and Issues For ASM 10 Succession Plan for sub-committees  JPC 12 Lead  JPC 13 Lead  ASM 13 Lead Vice Chair Increase Membership Liaisons Ideas to improve paper submission/turnout Logo Shirt Purchase

41 Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration TC Scope & Charter Scope The application of mechanical design, fluid mechanics and thermodynamics to the science and technology of air vehicle propulsion and power systems integration, including:  Installed performance and controls (SPO, PPT)  Propulsion aerodynamics; inlet and nozzle systems (IE)  Power and thermal management (SPO, PPT)  All aspects of propulsion system / air vehicle interface and certification (RVCT) Charter: Advance air breathing propulsion integration technology by: Developing and sponsoring technical sessions at ASM, JPC and other conferences of interest Working effectively with AIAA TCs and PCs and other technical societies to organize and promote joint sessions and activities Providing for technical communications and reviews, educational activities, and honors and awards Providing the Institute with authoritative technical opinions and public policy recommendations Near Term Goal: Update the Short Course to include certification –airframer lead? Long term is a book on the same subject.

42 Air Breathing Propulsion System Integration TC – Office holders Communications Weldon Wainright Honors & Awards Jeff Flamm Education Ian Halliwell Membership K. Blodgett/C. Wilson Service Subcommittees Conference Subcommittees TC Chairman Raymond Best Vice Chair Jeff Flamm Michelle McMillan Past Chair Lance Chenault Joint Propulsion Conference Don Malloy Aerospace Sciences Meeting Vance Dippold

43 TC Profiles – August 2009 Government5 Industry25 Academia1 Total31 ABPSI has room to grow (max is 35) Members24 Associate5 International2 * Dual3 2.07 ASM 09 Fellow0 A. Fellow12 Senior11 Member8 Fellow0 A. Fellow11 Senior8 Member9 2.13 JPC 09 Fellow0 A. Fellow12 Senior12 Member7 2.16 ASM 10 Everyone should be at least a Senior Member! 19 0 Goal for JPC 10

44 Systems Integration – Member Positions and population TC Chair – Raymond Best  Deputy – Jeff Flamm Membership – Keith Blodgett 4  Applications & Data  Recruiting  Member Upgrades Communications – Weldon Wainright 5  Sub comm. Vice Chair Hayden Reeve  Year in Review Article- Hayden Reeve (need replacement)  Newsletter - Weldon Wainright  Website – Charles Beard Education - Ian Halliwell 7  Sub comm Vice Chair Rod Daebelliehn  Student Design Competition  Outreach  Short Courses Honors and Awards - Jeff Flamm 5  Sub Comm Vice Chair (David Mayer)  Propulsion Award Packages  Student Award - Jeff Flamm  Best Paper Awards Doug Kisling/Keith Blodgett

45 Systems Integration Technical Areas and population  Integrated Aero Performance (10 members) –Jeff Flamm Chair, Thomas Berens Vice Chair  Subsystem, Performance, Optimization (8 members) –Steve Johnson Chair, Hayden Reeve Vice Chair  Propellers/Pistons/Turboprops (3 members) –Weldon Wainright Chair, Charles Beard Vice Chair  Requirements Verification, Certification and Testing (4 members) –Don Malloy Chair, Dave Wang, Vice Chair  ABPSI Steering (8 members)

46 Systems Integration – Member Positions and population ASM - 5  ASM 09 Jeff Flamm (Orlando)  ASM 10 Vance Dippold (Orlando)  ASM 11 –Don Malloy (Orlando)  ASM 12 – Vance Dippold (Dallas)  ASM 13 - TBD JPC – 5  JPC 09 Doug Kisling (Denver)  JPC 10 Don Malloy (Nashville)  JPC 11 Rod Daebelliehn (San Diego)  JPC 12 – Michelle McMillan (Atlanta or New Orleans?)  JPC 13 – Bruce McKay (San Jose or Minneapolis?) In addition, all member are expected to be session chairs and conduct abstract reviews for our conferences

47 ABPSITC Current Membership Dropped New JPC ‘09 #FirstLastDescriptionAIAA Member GradeOrganization 1KenAlabiMember TTC Technologies Inc 2CharlesBeardMemberSenior MemberBoeing 3RaymondBestChairAssociate FellowHawker Beechcraft Corporation 4NorbertBissingerInternationalAssociate Fellow 5KeithBlodgettMemberAssociate FellowGE Aviation 6JayCarskadenMember The Boeing Company 7ClarenceChenaultMemberAssociate Fellow Aerospace Business Development Associates (ABDA) 8ChenChuckMemberSenior MemberThe Boeing Company 9RoderickDaebelliehnMemberSenior MemberAerojet 10Vance F.Dippold, IIIAssociateMemberNASA Glenn Research Center 11JeffreyFlammMemberAssociate FellowNASA Langley Research Center 12EgbertFroweinMember US Navy - NAVAIR AIR-4.4 13 Ian Halliwell Member Associate FellowAVETEC Inc 14 Jeffrey Hamstra Member Associate FellowLockheed Martin 15LannyJinesMemberSenior MemberOhio Aerospace Institute 16StephenJohnsonMemberSenior MemberNorthrop Grumman 17DouglasKislingMemberAssociate FellowBelcan 18Donald J.MalloyMemberAssociate FellowAerospace Testing Alliance, Inc. 19DaveMayerMemberAssociate FellowBoeing 20BruceMcKayMemberSenior MemberLockheed Martin Aeronautics 21RogerMussardMemberSenior Member 22Hayden M.ReeveAssociateMember United Technologies Research Center 23WeldonWainrightMemberSenior MemberPiper 24WilliamWestphalMemberAssociate FellowRolls-Royce Corporation 25BryanWestraMember Northrop Grumman 26ChristopherWilsonAssociateSenior MemberThe Boeing Company 27DavidYoungAssociateSenior MemberRaytheon Missile Systems 28Thomas M.BerensInternationalSenior MemberEADS Military Air Systems 29JonathanLittMemberSenior MemberNASA Glenn Research Center 30EricLothMemberAssociate FellowUniversity of Illinois 31MichelleMcMillianMember SynGenics Corporation 32DavidWangAssociateMemberEdwards AFB Flight Test Center

48 ASM 10 Attendance of ABPSI 14 of 31 Members present at ASM 10 16 of 31 Members present at JPC 09 17 of 29 Members present at ASM 09 20 of 29 Members present at JPC 08 Bad Trend

49 Potential New Recruits Directed membership drive goal for upcoming year Brainstormed potential names list of about a dozen 5 Applicants this year  4 accepted  1 requires further clarification  Includes 2 international, 1 airframer, 1 academic, 1 Govt

Liasions Other AIAA TC’s/PC’s  Energy Optimized Aircraft and Equipment Systems- Hayden Reeve  Fluids Dynamics TC - Flamm contributed to Flow Control Book Other Societies  ASME propulsion committee Don Malloy/David Wang –Sponsoring technical sessions at the IGTI Turbo Expo in collaboration with ASME IGTI Aircraft Engine TC – Propulsion Integration Panel discussion – IECE Joint Panel on Horse Power Extraction – Need Panelist (Bruce McKay volunteered) Local Sections  Hampton Roads Section – Jeff Flamm  Tennessee Section - Maloy Other  ICC - Ice Crystal Consortium coordinated with AIA – Ray Best  PPSA – Jeff Flamm Ground Test Committee – DOE Focus Group David Wang 50

51 ASM 2010 Statistics (ABP System Integration TC) 24 Abstracts Received:  20 abstracts accepted  4 transferred to other topic areas  Abstracts submissions were low compared to ABPSI-focused papers at ASM09 4 ABPSI Sessions  19 manuscripts uploaded (as of 5 Jan. 2010)  1 author-withdrawn papers (as of 5 Jan. 2010)  2 No Shows (as of 5 Jan. 2010) 1 Co-sponsored Invited Session (w/GTE TC): Alternative Fuels

52 JPC JPC - 2009 Doug Kisling 44 abstracts were submitted 6 Rejected 4 moved 5 Withdrawn 18 Paper submitted 8 Not submitted 3 No show 7 Sessions JPC -2010 Don Malloy 20 papers submitted 12 transferred Only 8 Potential Papers Only 2 Sessions

53 Conference Papers How do we get more quality paper submissions? Ask that TC members encourage peers to publish conference papers Proprietary and ITAR concerns a problem

54 Chair - Jeff Flamm, NASA Scope Focus on the development and Performance of aircraft inlets, nozzles and exhaust systems. Charter Emphasis on both computational and experimental results (including sub-scale and flight components), component optimization, inlet and exhaust system design techniques, propulsion test techniques at speeds ranging from subsonic through hypersonic. Topics for consideration Integrated Aero Performance Technical Area Scope & Charter  STOVL  Jet Effects  Thrust vectoring  Area control  Survivability  Thrust reversers  Nacelle/wing interaction  Unducted fan  Flow control application including scaling effects  Aircraft performance  Structural integration of inlets and exhaust systems  Real world operation environmental issues (ice, sand, rain, FOD, bugs, etc…)  Acoustics  Acoustic treatments  Affect of inlet and nozzle on sonic boom  High Speed Applications Name Changed from Inlets & Nozzles to better reflect Scope

55 Chair - Steve Johnson, Northrop Grumman Charter: Promote & Facilitate Communication in support of Efficient Interaction, And Performance Of Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Scope: Exploit Synergies in Aeropropulsion, Thermal And Power Subsystems Performance Modeling And Validation Cognizance in the contributions of Advanced Materials, Sensing, Controls, Maintenance New Challenges In Green Aircraft – Operations, Emissions, Noise Foster Discussions And Ideas - New Energy Sources, and synergies with alternate energy being developed for ground based energy. Outline established for Technology Advocacy Paper examining auxiliary electric concepts Subsystem, Performance, Optimization Technical Area Scope & Charter

56 Propellers/Pistons/Turboprops (Rotors) Technical Area Scope & Charter Chair - Weldon Wainright, Piper Scope Create the focal point for concepts and issue resolution related to the airframe integration of propellers, pistons and turboprop engines Charter To provide a forum for the design, development and certification of powerplant installations for piston and turboprop aircraft. Topics for consideration  Propellers – Un-ducted fans (rotor burst, noise and icing protection)  Pistons – Avgas and Diesel FADEC Engines – Elimination of Leaded AV Gas  Turboprops – 300 – 500 SHP engines for light GA Aircraft

57 Requirements Verification, Certification and Testing Technical Area Scope & Charter Chair – Donald J. Malloy, Aerospace Testing Alliance, Arnold AFB, TN Vice Chair Dave Wang Scope All aspects of air breathing propulsion integration certification and testing including: Installed performance and controls Propulsion aerodynamics; inlet, nozzle and systems Power and thermal management Charter Advance air breathing propulsion integration testing technology by: Developing and sponsoring technical sessions at the IGTI Turbo Expo in collaboration with ASME IGTI Aircraft Engine TC Develop and Sponsoring Technical Sessions at the ASM, JPC and other conferences of interest in collaboration with the SAE S-16 Engine Inlet Flow Distortion TC Working effectively with the ABPSI Inlets/Exhausts and SPO technical areas and other technical societies to organize and promote joint sessions and actives

58 Accomplishments Vice Chair candidate identified List of potential new TC members developed Additional Liaison activities/opportunities identified Conference planners identified for JPC ‘12 and ’13 TC Members to canvas peers for paper submissions Game plan for purchasing logo shirts

DRAFT ABP Ubergroup -Education Committee ASM 2010 48 th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Orlando, Florida 4 - 8 January 2010

Agenda R. Gaeta stepping down from chair; need replacement AIAA Short Course Development AIAA Student Engine Design Competition K-12 Education Other Initiatives Orange Bowl Preview

62 ABP Group Gas Turbine Engines Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Common Elements Communications Honors & Awards Aerospace Sciences MeetingJoint Propulsion Conference Education Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Technical Disciplines Air Breathing Propulsion Subgroup Organizational Structure Communications Education Honors & Awards Separate TCs Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Communications Education Honors & Awards Technical Disciplines Conferences JPC/ASM Membership Liaison Communications Education Honors & Awards

12 Attendees – ASM 2010 Janet Covery Bryan Westra Marty Bradley Chen Chuck Jeff Flamm Roy Hartfield Dan Paxson Rob Bruckner Ian Halliwell Dan Kirk Rick Gaeta Bruce McKay

ABP Education Committee Working Groups  Identified Working Group Leads K-12 Outreach Rod Daebelliehn Short Courses Engine Design Competition Dora Musielak Ian Halliwell Dianne DeTurris  Keys to getting things done: Stay focused on working group tasks Have working group interaction (telecons/webinars/email) at least once a month Use conference meetings more as a place to solve larger issues, float new ideas, update technical committees on progress

AIAA Short Courses - Update Develop, produce, and administer Short Courses that are offered to industry and academia that relate to ABP Science and Technology Development  PDE course in place for JPC ‘10  NPSS course in place

AIAA Engine Design Competition - Update Develop and produce RFP for AIAA Air Breathing Engine Design Competition for Undergraduates; Provide judges for evaluation of proposals and determine winners 2008-2009 Topic: A Variable Cycle Engine for Subsonic Transport Applications  5 Entries (2 Schools: BYU & KU)  Results of Judges due to AIAA by August 17th

AIAA Engine Design Competition  Last Year’s Results – 5 entries, 2 schools [University of Kansas (2), BYU (3)] 1st Place: University of Kansas [JACKT-524] 2nd Place: University of Kansas [JANUS] 3rd Place: BYU  IGTI collaboration – Greenlighted: Ian to initiate process  Immediate Goal: Define ’10-’11 topic RFP abstract

68 “Smart Variable-Cycle Propulsion System Design for Commercial Aircraft” AIAA Engine Design Competition – ’08-’09 Winner: Kansas University

AIAA Engine Design Competition 2009-2010 Topic: A Propulsion System for a Hypersonic TBCC Technology Demonstrator Vehicle “The objective of this design project is to arrive at a conceptual design of a Mach 5-6 technology demonstrator that incorporates a highly integrated turbine based combined cycle propulsion system. Both low speed and high speed propulsion systems will be powered using hydrocarbon fuel.”

K-12 Education - Update Promote and Facilitate the education of Air Breathing Propulsion Science and Technology  Roy Hartfield will lead effort to get propulsion education material on the AIAA Education website  Idea was floated regarding using conference as venue for table-top demo for educators to learn about

K-12 Education (Cont.) Demo Ideas  Hovercraft model  Nozzle demo with compressed air source  Schlieren/shadowgraph  Compressed air duster can produces shockwave visible in shadowgraph  Balsa wood compressor power by candle / compressed air  Balloon powered car / compressed air powered car – design a better nozzle aka Boy Scout Pinewood Derby  Jet Cat Demo – Roy Hartfield  Work with schools and other orgs – Boy Scouts/ Girl Scouts/ Civil Air Patrol  Candle power engine see video next page http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dZ56yNldJQ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dZ56yNldJQ

2010 Orange Bowl 72

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The Role of in the Simulation & Design of Complex Systems

Integration of Technologies Mathematics Incompressible aerodynamics Compressible aerodynamics Turbulence Acoustics Heat Transfer CFD Combustion Thermodynamics Structures Materials Controls Inlet Fan Compressor Combustor HP Turbine LP Turbine Exhaust Nozzle Trade Studies Mission Analysis Integration Design Methods

NPSS with Zooming

Working Towards A Virtual Test Cell

NPPS TM Design and Development Cube Conceptual Design Preliminary Design Detailed Design Production Test Economics Environmental Manufacturing Supportability Avionics Flight Controls Mass Properties Structures Aerodynamics DISCIPLINESDISCIPLINES Wing Body Tails Ldg gear Nacelle Systems COMPONENTS DESIGN PHASES

Start With A Concept

Break into Components

Translate into NPSS Elements Inlet Compressor Burner Mixer/ Nozzle Turbine

Link the Components Inlet Compressor BurnerTurbine Mixer/ Nozzle Fan

Set-Up Subelements & External Interfaces Inlet Compressor BurnerTurbineNozzle

Solver Deciphers The Set of Simultaneous Equations The basic solution method is to vary a set of independent inputs until an equal number of equations are satisfied. Design Off Design Data Reduction Transient Constraints Solver x a b = The Solver can be used in several different simulation applications.

Sample NPSS Engine Assembly InletSplitterLPC Ambient Conditions LP Shaft BurnerHPT Nozzle HP Shaft Overboard Fan Bleed Fuel FanBleed In LPTHPCBleed Bleed Air Flow Main Air Flow Fuel Flow Shaft Connection Nozzle

NPSS Capabilities and Features Features  C++ like language interpreter.  Code converters for real time operation.  Robust, flexible, and adjustable solver.  Numerous industry standard and customizable thermodynamic property packages.  Open, extensible architecture. Operational Capabilities  Single and multi-point design.  Off design steady state.  Transient analysis.  Performance Data Reduction.  Customer Model Generation.

Business Jet Advanced Rocket Concepts Regenerative Rocket Cycle Air Vehicle Model Combined Cycle Engines Ground Based Power Pulse Detonation Engines Energy Efficient EnginesJoint Strike Fighter Engines Aircraft Rockets Business Jet Thermal Management System Systems GE-90 Core GP7000 Controls Analog Control Systems

AIAA Short Course Overview 2010 Joint Propulsion Conference, Nashville Tennessee. NPSS: A Practical Overview. The objective of the course is to give engineers a working knowledge of how to create and/or modify complex system models using NPSS. The course is designed for engineers with various amounts of previous modeling experience interested in learning how to build robust and flexible models for complex systems from scratch. Key Topics will include: – A description of system modeling and its uses. – NPSS syntax and operation. – System Modeling techniques. – Examples & Exercises and Class or Individual Projects to reinforce major concepts. Attendees will be provided with a copy of NPSS Learning Edition.

96 Air Breathing Propulsion Honors & Awards Subcommittee January 5, 2010 Jeff Flamm

97 2010 ASM ABP Honors & Awards Subcommittee Attendees Jeff Flamm Sivaram Gogineni Dave Mayer Balu Sekar Mathias Hime Keith Blodgett Bryce Roth Marty Bradley Venkat Tangirala Chen Chuck Vance Dippold Robert Bruckner Dan Jensen 13 in Attendance

98 Transition Period (2007/08) Jeff Flamm, ABPSI (2009/10) Jinho Lee, High Speed, (2008/09) Sivaram Gogineni, Turbine (chair 2007/08) The Honors & Awards Subcommittee Leads of HS, Turbine and PAI agreed to serve as one (Reno 2008) Will continue with rotating chair

99 2009/10 ABP Awards Timeline AugSepOctNovDecMarAprMayJunJulJanFeb Aerospace Sciences Meeting - 1/10 Awards Ceremony At JPC - 7/10 2010 Air Breathing Propulsion Nominations Due 10/1/09 Nominations to ABP TC Selection To AIAA HQ Gordon Oates Nominations Due 1/31/10 Selection To AIAA HQ Nominations to ABP TC Best Paper (indv. TC’s) Selection To AIAA HQ Candidates Available From JPC ’09 Candidates Available From ASM ’10 2009 Award Selection Teams Established Typical

100 Air Breathing Propulsion Award Award can be given only if a minimum of 3 nominations are active. Chronic problems obtaining the requisite 3 nominations and maintaining an appropriate nomination pool. Nominations are only active for a total of three cycles. Three nominations this year 1 new 2 rollover (both rollovers will expire after this year) To maintain active nominations in the pipeline, we need at least three additional nominations prior to October 1 st. Each TC Chair (Turbine Engine, High-Speed Propulsion and Propulsion Integration) is asked to ensure at least one nomination package is submitted in a given cycle. ALL TC members are also asked to encourage nominations. Please have nominator advise Nicole Key of “intent to nominate” as soon as possible. Awarded for meritorious, career-spanning accomplishment in the science or art of Air Breathing Propulsion POC for 2010 is Nicole Key

101 Air Breathing Propulsion Award AIAA membership not obligatory to receive award (although may be tiebreaker) Selection Team now consists of 7 people as follows: - Each TC Chair - Each Honors & Awards Subcommittee Chair - Representative of the Propellants and Combustion TC. Selection Process

102 Air Breathing Propulsion Award Documented, quantitative grading scale (audit trail) with minimum threshold below which award is not given out. - New scoring sheet developed - For ABP award, minimum threshold will be 100 points (150 points is perfect score) The selection team’s decision must be endorsed by an e-mail vote of at least 50% of the ABPTC and P&C TC. ABPTC and P&C TC Chairs and Group Director must approve final selection by ensuring process was followed. Selection Process Continued

103 New ABP Award Criteria Nominee must distinguish their work as to how it relates to Air Breathing Propulsion systems and processes Established in 1975, the Air Breathing Propulsion Award is presented for meritorious accomplishment in the arts, sciences, and technology of air breathing propulsion systems. First presented in 1990, the Propellants and Combustion Award is presented for outstanding technical contributions to aeronautical or astronautical combustion engineering. Air Breathing Propulsion AwardPropellants and Combustion Award

104 ABP Award Recommendation Question: “How do you prepare a good ABP Award Package?” Sivaram Gogineni took action to approach TAC about clarifying common guidelines online for all awards. Post sample package

105 Air Breathing Propulsion Award Scoring Criteria and Weighting Factors JUDGEMENT BASIS WEIGHTING FACTOR RATING (B) SCORE (AxB) (A)ExcellentAveragePoor 10987654321 Major contributions to, and accomplishments in air breathing propulsion with career spanning achievement 5 Considered an expert and leader in the field 4 Number and quality of publications, technical papers, lectures and presentations 2 Caliber of nominator and references; content of letters of recommentdation, international reputations 3 AIAA membership grade, and service to AIAA 1

106 2009 Air Breathing Propulsion Award 4 nomination packages received 1 candidate had possible conflict of interest Selection committee pursued conflict issue with AIAA and TAC H&A committee Candidate initially ruled acceptable from conflict of interest standpoint After judging and candidate selected TAC ruled there was a conflict of interest TAC changing guidelines to clarify Further an additional candidate was identified as having previously won the Combustion Award for same body of work. Committee decided to eliminate this candidate from pool. No award given in 2009 because there there were not enough eligible candidates (min 3) after elimination of two candidates. Selection committee  Jinho Lee (head judge)  Raymond Best  Marty Bradley  Robert Bruckner  Jeffrey Flamm  Sivaram Gogineni

107 ABP Award Past Recipients

108 Gordon C. Oates Graduate Award 2009 Recipient: Mr. Vijay Ramasubramanian, A Ph.D candidate from the University of Maryland Research focus: "is to develop the theoretical basis for robust, high- performance ramjet/scramjet/combined-cycle air breathing inlets derived from the inward-turning Busemann flowfield Nine applicants this year (3 to 4 not directly applicable to ABP) Selection committee  Jeff Flamm (head judge)  Norbert Bissinger  Stephen Gorrell  Nicole Key  Jinho Lee POC for 2010 – Jeff Flamm $5,000 cash award presented for outstanding Graduate Student Research in the area of Air Breathing Propulsion

109 ABP Best Paper Award AIAA Paper 2009-1423 "Scalability of Ethylene Gaseous Jets for Fueling High-Speed Air-Breathing Combustors" by Kuo-Cheng Lin, Michael Ryan, Cambell Carter, Mark Gruber and Charbel Raffoul. Awarded for the best technical paper presented in an Air Breathing Propulsion Session at the 2008 Joint Propulsion Conference or 2009 Aerospace Sciences Conference

110 ABP Best Paper Award AIAA provides copies of ABP session forms from both conferences (usually significant time lag) Process improvement: ABP Technical Organizer forwards copies of Session Chair Forms to Honors & Awards at end of conference. Awarded for the best technical paper presented in an Air Breathing Propulsion Session at the 2009 Joint Propulsion Conference or 2010 Aerospace Sciences Conference

111 ABP Best Paper Award Decision to Split Best paper award into 3 made at JPC 09: 1 for each TC - Add a block to session chair rating form: - “I do not recommend any papers for best paper” - No show = no award - ABPSI Doug Kisling/Keith Blodgett - High Speed – James Donohue - Gas Turbine - Sivaram Gogineni

112 H&A Recommendations Need 1 nominee from each TC to maintain ABP Award Deadline Oct 1! It is everyone’s responsibility to seek out nominees!

114 Communications Subcommittee Joint Air Breathing Propulsion Technical Committees TC General Meeting ASM 2010 – Orlando, FL

115 Agenda Roll Call Communication Subcommittee Roles and Assignments Status Reports  Websites / Newsletter  Banners  Tri-Fold New Business

116 Communication SC Membership Attended 2010 ASM SC meeting Raymond BestCharles Beard Michelle McMillanDean Andreadis Robert Webster Chris Smith Jimmy KenyonWeldon Wainright Thomas KaemmingHayden Reeve Takeshi KandaTodd Bailie David LuciaRobert Webster Dhanireddy ReddyDora Musielak Ravi Srinivasan Tim O’Brien John Sordyl Tom Berens Ex Officio: Raymond Best Rob Bruckner Marty Bradley

117 Communications Roles TC Publicity  Tri-Fold*(JPC & ASM)  Banners + (JPC & ASM) Website + (Enduring)  Newsletter + (As Required) Meeting Minutes + (JPC & ASM) Year in Review Highlights + (JPC/Sep) * ABP Level + TC Level

118 Communications Roles Tri-Fold, Meeting Minutes – John Sordyl Website  HSABP: Tim O’Brien  GTETC: Todd Bailie  ABPSI: Charles Beard Newsletter  HSABP: Ravi Srinivasan  GTETC: (open)  ABPSI: (open) Year in Review Highlights  HSABP: Tom Kaemming  GTETC: James Kenyon  ABPSI: Hayden Reeve * ABP Level + TC Level Task assignments will be re-assessed at JPC 2010

119 Websites Status Websites for all 3 TC’s are up and running AIAA Transitioning to SharePoint  HSABP transitioned  GTETC in process  ABPSI in process Newsletter will be hosted on the website  Announcements broadcast by TC to TC members and AIAA interested list  TC members requested to provide relevant info to Newsletter –Recognition of Honors & Awards –Roles And Responsibilities of TC

120 Tri-Fold ABP Level  Provide TC Information to Interested People  Handout at JPC and ASM Sessions Successful at JPC 2009  Distributed 200 of 300 printed 100 updated tri-folds printed for ASM 2010 Moving forward:  Print a large batch of 600 tri-folds every year, printed in May  Reduce contact info to Chairs and Membership sub-chairs with e-mail rather than phone contact  Pursue stable chair@aiaa.org email contactschair@aiaa.org

121 Tri-Fold (cont)

122 Banners HSABPTC introduced at JPC 2009 with success GTETC printed 2 banners for ASM 2010  Banners printed for $50 each, using standard easels to reduce cost

123 Agenda Roll Call Communication Subcommittee Roles and Assignments Status Reports  Websites / Newsletter  Banners  Tri-Fold New Business

124 New Business Logos need to be finalized – propose maintaining official logos on website Leads for designating official logos:  Tom Kaemming  Jeff Flamm  John Sordyl Create a library of communications / education material on website  Tom Kaemming providing initial Gas Turbine Briefing  Communications will take role of publishing education material Each TC will create cover slides for session presentation Based on re-formatted banners Leads for designing cover slides:  Tom Kaemming  Jeff Flamm  James Kenyon

Joint Propulsion Conference Subcommittee Air Breathing Propulsion Group General Meeting Jan. 5, 2010 Orlando, FL

127 JPC 2010 – Nashville, TN Subcommittee Chair: Ryan P. Starkey (member HSABP TC) Technical Area Chairs  Gas Turbine Engines TC – Janet Convery – 2010: 52 Abstracts/13 Sessions – 2009: 62 Abstracts/14 Sessions  Hypersonic Technologies and Aerospace Planes PC / High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion TC – Ryan Starkey – 2010: 75 Abstracts / 16 Sessions – 2009: 64 Abstracts /16 Sessions  Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration TC / System Concepts and Supporting Propulsion Technologies – Don Malloy – 2010: 32 Abstracts (ABPSI 7, SC 25) / 8 Sessions – 2009: ABPSI 44, SC 43=87 Abstracts /17 Sessions

128 JPC Summary Statistics 2008:  Abstracts – 127 received / 115 accepted (49 WD/NS = 43%) –Conference total = 898 Abstracts (238 WD/NS = 28%) 2009: 4 Invited / 42 Paper Sessions  Abstracts – 213 received / 180+ accepted –94+ US / 47+ China / 7+ Japan / 30+ Other  Conference total = 730 Abstracts 2010: 3+ Invited / 37 Paper Sessions  Abstracts – 159 received / ?? Accepted –Conference total = 640 Abstracts –568 USA, 44 Japan, 30 China

JPC 2010 Hot Dates / Hot Topics Jan 22 - Abstracts reviewed and sessions built Feb 3 - Final Technical program Feb 25 - Author Notification of Acceptance The Hypersonic Panel session will be eliminated in favor of an Energy topic. Author Acknowledgement forms will be used Follow up with authors monthly: March 1, April 1, May 1, June 1 129

130 Issues for Discussion (for JPC 2010+) No-podium/no-paper enforcement Involvement for paper reviews/chairing sessions Special session suggestions for JPC (Space/ Air/ Future):  2010: X-51, PDEs, TBCC Inlets  2011: X-51, Open-Rotor, Green Initiatives, NASA N+3? Joint JPC Committee Chair Volunteer?

131 JPC 2012 – Location TBD (Atlanta/New Orleans) Subcommittee Chair - TBD Technical Area Chairs  Gas Turbine Engines TC –TBD  HyTASP PC – Ryan Starkey / High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion TC – Venkat Tangirala –(Hypersonic and Combined Cycle Propulsion  Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration TC –Michelle McMillan

Aerospace Sciences Meeting Subcommittee Air Breathing Propulsion Subgroup General Meeting Jan. 5, 2010 Orlando, FL

134 ASM 2010 ASM Subcommittee Chair  D.R. Reddy Technical Area Chairs  Anthony Watts – Gas Turbine Engines TC  Bill Engblom – High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion TC  Vance Dippold, III – Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration TC

135 ASM 2010 Statistics (High Speed ABP) 47 Abstracts received (Total for all 3 TCs - 104 ; 114 in 2009) 42 Abstracts accepted ( Total for all 3 TCs – 88; 101 in 2009 40 Papers at conference start 8 sessions Reduced papers from India (0), China (1)  May be attributed to No podium, No paper policy enforcement Reduced submittal in PDE area  8 papers (4 sessions in 2009) -

136 ASM 2010 Statistics – Gas Turbine Engines TC 33 Abstracts received Abstracts accepted - 26 7 sessions 3 Invited Sessions (1 co-sponsered w/ABPSI TC)  Pressure-Gain Combustion for the Gas Turbine (Nalim & Paxson)  Alternate Fuels – Government Funded Programs (Sekar)  Large CFD Simulations of Engine Components (Welch & Hathaway)

137 ASM 2010 Statistics (ABP System Integration TC) 24 Abstracts Received:  20 abstracts accepted  4 transferred to other topic areas  Abstracts submissions were low compared to ABPSI-focused papers at ASM09 4 ABPSI Sessions  19 manuscripts uploaded  1 author-withdrawn papers  2 no shows 1 Co-sponsored Invited Session (w/GTE TC): Alternative Fuels

138 ASM 2011 Subcommittee Chair  D. R. Reddy Technical Area Chairs from 3TCs  Jay Kapat - Gas Turbine Engines  Don Malloy- ABP System Integration  Venkat Tangirala- High Speed ABP Specialty Sub-chairs  To be determined by the TACs as needed

139 Issues for Discussion (for ASM 2011) ASM 2011 Potential Special session topics:  Aircraft Engine Icing  Issues w/Cryogenic Fuels – Scramjet Propulsion  Green Initiative – Open Rotor, Alternative Fuels  Inlet /Fan Integration  Progress Review – Hypersonic Centers (AF/NASA-finded) – POC : Hassan Hassan  Progress on TBCC Inlet Research – POC: Tim Obrien  Report on NASA N+3 Studies

Special Presentation 141 Many thanks to… Rob Bruckner - Gas Turbine Engines Marty Bradley - High Speed Air Breathing Propulsion Ray Best - Air Breathing Propulsion Systems Integration … For their dedication and service to the national aerospace community as AIAA Technical Committee Chairs. Congratulations to Ian Halliwell, Joaquin Castro, and Jeff Flamm incoming TC Chairs.

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