1. CHINA AEROSPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION (CASC)
INTRODUCTION TO CASC
CHINA AEROSPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION (CASC)

2. International Development
Contents
Corporation Profile
Business & Service
International Development
Perspective

3. Corporation Profile

4. History Ministry of Aerospace (MOA): before 1993
China Aerospace Corporation (CASC):
China Aerospace Science and Technology
Corporation (CASC): since 1999
Leading aerospace company in China

5. Turnover & Employee Turnover: Employee：140,000
2004：RMB 33.0 Billion ：RMB 60.6 Billion
2005：RMB 38.9 Billion : RMB 70.0 Billion
2006：RMB 46.9 Billion ：RMB 81.5 Billion
2010: RMB Billion
Employee：140,000

6. Chief Financial Officer
Headquarters
President
Chief Supervisor
Chief Financial Officer
Vice Presidents
Assistant to President、 General Law Counsel
Chief Engineer 、Chief Economist
Science and Technology Committee
President
Office
Planning
Dept.
Finance
Dept.
HR Dept.
R&D
Dept.
Quality
& Tech.
Dept.
Law
Affair
Dept.
Logistics
Dept.
Defense
System
Dept.
Space
System
Dept.
Market &
Investment
Dept.
Space
Technology
Application
Dept.
International
Cooperation
Dept.
Corporate
Culture
Dept.
Audit
Dept.

7. Organizational Structure
China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT)
Academy of Aerospace Solid Propulsion Technology (AASPT)
8 Large R&D and Manufacture Complexes
China Academy of Space Technology (CAST)
Academy of Aerospace Liquid Propulsion Technology (AALPT)
Sichuan Academy of Aerospace Technology (SAAT)
Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology (SAST)
China Aerospace Electronics Technology (CAET)
China Academy of Aerospace Aerodynamics (CAAA)
11 Specialized Companies
China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC)
China Aerospace Engineering Consultation Center (CAECC)
China Centre for Resources Satellite Data and Application (CRESDA)
Aerospace Science & Technology Finance Co., Ltd. (ASTFC)
China Aerospace International Holdings Ltd. (CASIL)
Beijing Shenzhou Aerospace Software Company Ltd. (BJSASC)
Shenzhen Academy of Aerospace Technology (SAAT)
China Satellite Communication Corporation (China Satcom)
Aerospace Capital Ltd.
Aerospace Times Real Estate Development Ltd. (ATRED)
Aerospace Long-march International Trade Co., Ltd. (ALIT)
CASC
China Astronautics Publishing House
Chinese Space News
Chinese Society of Astronautics
......
Other Units
Shanghai Aero. Auto. Electromechanical Co., Ltd.
Listed Companies
China Aerospace Times Electronics Co., Ltd.
China Spacesat Co., Ltd.
Shanxi Aerospace Power Hi-tech Co., Ltd.
APT Satellite Holdings Ltd. (APSTAR)
China Aerospace International Holdings Ltd. ……

8. Large R&D and Manufacture ComplexesHQ
CALT
CATEC
CAAA
CAST
Beijing
AASPT
SAST
Xi’an
Shanghai
Chengdu
SAAT
AALPT

9. Eight Major Industrial Parks
Inner Mongolia
Beijing
Tianjin
Xi’an
Shanghai
Chengdu
Shenzhen
Hainan

10. Business & Service

11. Special Space Technology Applications
Business Areas
Spacecraft
Launch Vehicles
Satellite Operation
Space
MAJOR
BUSINESSES
Service
Applications
Software
Energy & Materials
Special Space Technology Applications
Auto & Parts

12. Business Areas — Space
Spacecraft
Launch Vehicles
Facilities

13. Long March Family of Launch Vehicles
LM-4B
1988
SSO
LM-4C
2007
12 Types of Long March Launchers Developed since 1970
Success Rate: about 94%
Launch Capability:
5,500 kg (GTO) 2,800 kg (SSO) 9,500 kg (LEO)

14. Launch Vehicle - GTO: LM-3A/LM-3B/LM-3C
27 LM-3A & LM-3B flights
LM-3A (2,650kg)
Success: 16/16
LM-3B (5,500kg)
Success: 10/11
LM-3C (3,800kg)
Success: 1/1
Orbit Parameters
Hp=200km, Ha=35786km, i=28.5deg.

15. Launch Vehicle - Manned Space Flight: LM-2F
Shenzhou-1, launch on Nov.20, 1999
Shenzhou-2, launch on Jan.10, 2001
Shenzhou-3, launch on Mar.25, 2002
Shenzhou-4, launch on Dec.30, 2002
Shenzhou-5, launch on Oct. 15, 2003
Shenzhou-6, launch on Oct.12, 2005
Shenzhou-7, launch on Sep.25, 2008
Shenzhou-8, launch on Nov. 1, 2011
LM-2F， Success: 8/8
7800kg, H=340 km, i=43deg.

16. Spacecraft Telecom Remote Sensing Meteorological Recoverable
DFH1,2/A,3,
Chinasat 20,22
Sinosat 4, 5 &6
NigComSat1
Venesat-1
FY-1,FY-2, FY-3…..
CBERS1,2/B,
ZY-2, HY-1,
HJ-1A,B…..
Recoverable
Navigation
Science
Exploration
Compass-1
A,B,C,D
Compass-2
FSW-0,1,2, ….
SJ-1,2….
TC1,2
Chang’e-1,2
Manned Spaceship
SZ 1~8

17. Spacecraft - Communications and Broadcast Satellites
Bus Types: DFH-3, DFH-3A, DFH-4
Output Power Ranges: 2000w~10000w
Service Life: 8 ~ 15 years
Programs:
DFH-2
DFH-3
Chinasat-20
Chinasat-22
Sinosat-2
Sinosat-3
Sinosat-4
Sinosat-5
Sinosat-6
NigComSat-1
VeneSat-1
PakSat-1R
NigComSat-1R
LaoSat-1
Tupac Katari Satellite … 17

18. Spacecraft - Communications and Broadcast Satellites
NigComSat-1
Venesat-1
First commercial satellite for
foreign customers
Launched in May 2007.
Payload:14Ku + 4C+8Ka+2L
Contract signed with Venezuela
Launched in October 2008
Payload: 14C+12Ku

19. Spacecraft - Remote Sensing Satellites
Programs:
CBERS 01
CBERS 02
CBERS 02B
ZY-2 01
ZY-2 02
ZY-2 03
HY-1
HJ-1A
HJ-1B ……
HY-1
Buses :
Phoenix Eye
CAST 2000
CAST MINI …
HJ-1C

20. Spacecraft - Remote Sensing Satellites
Phoenix Eye Bus
Total satellite mass
1500~3000kg
Payload bearing capacity
500~1200 kg
Orbit type
SSO
Solar array output power
1200~2200 W (EOL)
Payload power
700~1700 W
Designed lifetime
>4 years
Programs:
CBERS 01
CBERS 02
CBERS 02B
ZY-2 01
ZY-2 02
ZY-2 03

21. Spacecraft - Remote Sensing Satellites
CAST2000 Bus
Total satellite mass
600~1000 kg
Payload bearing capacity
300~400 kg
Orbit type
LEO, MEO, GEO
Solar array output power
≥1000W(BOL)
≥900 W(EOL)
Designed lifetime
>3 years
Programs:
SJ-5
HY-1
SY-2
SJ-6B (01,02,03,04)
HJ-1 A,B

22. Spacecraft - Meteorological Satellites
Programs:
FY-1 A,B,C,D
FY-2 A,B,C,D,E
FY-3 A
FY-1 SSO meteorological satellite
FY-2 GEO meteorological satellite
FY-3 New generation SSO meteorological satellite
FY-1
FY-2
FY-3

23. Spacecraft - Navigation Satellites
Compass-1 (Beidou Experimental System) - 4 satellites have been launched for regional services.
Compass-2 (Beidou Navigation Satellite System): 10 satellites launched.
Programs:
Compass - 1 A,B,C,D
Compass - 2 M1…… 23

24. Spacecraft - Science & Exploration Satellites
National Lunar Mission
SJ series exploration satellites
Scientific cooperation with ESA
(Cluster 2, ……)
Programs:
SJ-1
SJ-2,2A,2B
SJ-4
SJ-5
SJ-6
------
TC-1, 2 (Cluster-2)
TC-1, 2(Cluster 2)
Chang’e-1,2
(Lunar Mission)
Space Solar Telescope ……
Chang’e-1

25. Launch Vehicle Integration Hall
Facilities
Area: 18,000 m2
Cleanness: up to 100k degree
Concurrent AIT for two LM-3A launch vehicles
Launch Vehicle Integration Hall

26. Facilities AIT Center (Beijing) Founded in 1998 Area: 690km2
Largest AIT center in Asia
1st class AIT facilities & equipments
20 satellites simultaneous AIT

27. Thermal/Vacuum test chamber Satellite electronic test room
Facilities
Thermal/Vacuum test chamber
DFH Small Sat. AIT Center
The largest Small Sat. AIT center in the World
Satellite AIT Hall
EMC laboratory
Satellite electronic test room
Dynamic test lab
Thermal/Vacuum test chamber
Solar Array Generator Lab
Antenna Lab
Simulation Lab
Satellite electronic test room

28. Applications Business Areas — Applications IT Products New Materials &
Special Space
Technology
Satellite Application
Applications
IT Products
Auto Parts &
Special Vehicles
New Materials &
Renewable Energy
Space Biological
Products

29. Business Areas — Applications
Satellite Applications
－　Including satellite communication, satellite navigation, satellite remote sensing, and satellite system integration. 、
Meteorological Image by FY-3 Satellite
Remote Sensing Satellite Testing by Chinese and Brazilian Engineers
Diagram of Satellite Communication Broadcasting Service

30. Business Areas — Applications
IT Products
－　Including products of microelectronics, software, sensors, electromechanical components, computer system, and inertial system.
Enterprise Collaboration and Management System
Microelectronics Test
Chips

31. Business Areas — Applications
Renewable Energy
Space Biological
Products
Wind Power
CASC DIRECTWIND 900KW
CASC DIRECTWIND 1.5MW
CASC DIRECTWIND 2MW
3-5MW Permanent Magnet Direct-wind under development
Solar Power
Certified by TUV, UL, etc
21 Patents
Wind strength as 2400Pa
The output power ≥80% (over 20-year usage)
Enzyme Q10

32. Business Areas — Service

33. Satellite Operation Services
CASC, the sole telecommunication satellite operator in the mainland, China
Chinasatcom
Subsidiary of CASC
8 satellites in orbit
APT
CASC holds 4/7 shares of APT
5 satellites in orbit

34. International Development

35. International Development – CBERS
In cooperation with Brazil
CBERS-1 (1999)
CBERS-2 (2003)
CBERS-2B (2007)
Follow-up

36. International Development – Remote Sensing Application
Donated a ground receiving system to South Africa
Free data shared by Southern African Development Community

37. International Development – Remote Sensing Application
HJ-1B Image of the forest fire in Australia on Feb. 24, 2009
Built a ground station receiving HJ-1 satellite data in Thailand

38. International Development–Telecom Satellite Export
Bus Type: DFH-4
Output power: 10000W
Service life: 15 years
Programs:
NigComSat-1
VeneSat-1
PakSat-1R
NigComSat-1R
LaoSat-1
Tupac Katari Satellite …… 38

39. International Development – Launch Service
First commercial launch: April 1990, Asiasat-1 (Hughes 376)
By the end of 2009, 36 Foreign satellites launched:
Customers:

40. International Development – Ground Facility Export
Thermal Vacuum Environment Simulation Chamber
& Filter

41. International Development – Spin-off Products
Automotive products: Delphi Automotive System Corporation
Wind power: Acciona, EWT
Solar power: Russian Design and Research Institute of Rare Metals
Italy, etc.

42. Perspective

43. Perspective
COMPASS Program for Navigation
To build up a 12-satellite regional navigation and positioning system by 2012.
To further expand it into a global satellite navigation and positioning system comprising 30 satellites in different orbits by 2020.
COMPASS

44. Space Rendezvous & Docking
Perspective
Achieve spacecraft rendezvous & docking in 2011, and launch space lab later
Space Rendezvous & Docking
Space Lab.

45. Phase II: Lunar Landing Phase III: Lunar Sample Return
Perspective
Implement Phases II and III of the Lunar Exploration Program:
To launch a lunar rover to realize lunar soft landing
To achieve lunar sample return back to Earth
Phase II: Lunar Landing
Phase III: Lunar Sample Return

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