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1 Adam Koelling Jake Charnock Matthew Nesselrodt Kyle Raney
2016 RASC-AL COMPETITION Adam Koelling Jake Charnock Matthew Nesselrodt Kyle Raney

2 Agenda Project Statement Topics Gantt Chart Future Work Rovers
Processing Storage Cargo Delivery Power Communication Budget Gantt Chart Future Work

3 In-situ resource utilization (ISRU)
NASA is considering the possibility of using the moon as a refueling base for launching deep space exploration missions. In-situ resource utilization (ISRU) Lunar Ice Trap ISRU Mining, Processing, and Storage Infrastructure Design a lunar ice-trap plant and associated systems Must be able to mine, process, and store the ice trapped in the cold and permanently shadowed craters at the lunar poles. Teams must design the transportation systems that deliver the ISRU infrastructure (i.e., plant) to the moon.

4 LUNAR ICE TRAP ISRU MINING, PROCESSING, AND STORAGE INFRASTRUCTURE
Teams will propose a plant that: Autonomous Budget and schedule a series of missions over a ten year period that shows the gradual build-up of capabilities, infrastructure and risk reduction. Systems can begin launching as early as By 2035, an infrastructure should in place that is producing 100t of oxygen/hydrogen propellant annually. Has a power source capable of operating the resource collection, processing, product storage and other required systems

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9 ANNUAL PRODUCTION VOLUME
100 tons (100,000 kg) annually of LH and LO 5% H2O by mass 100,000 kg H20 1,900,000 kg regolith spoils Based on the processing plant’s efficiency of 90% 2,200,000 kg of mined material to be processed each year V = mass/Density V(annual)= 2,200,000 kg/ kg/m^3 V(annual)= m^3 V(daily) = 4.52 m^3 V(hour) = 0.19 m^3

10 ROVER DESIGN CMU Scarab chassis and suspension
Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator Target 1000 W Mechanical lift arm with universal attachment

11 Rover Design Oscillating disk cutter attachment for lunar regolith excavation 4-n-1 bucket attachment for scooping and transporting regolith Bulldoze Rake Scoop Undercarriage regolith scraper and tray

12 PROCESSING PLANT System Overview
Containment Robust In- Situ Water Extractor Nafion Proton Exchange Membrane Electrolysis benefits Heating Source Design Requirements for Maximization

13 PROCESSING PLANT Annual Production System Volume System Mass
60 metric Tons per unit implementation of 3 systems System Volume 7.5x3x3.25 per each unit System Mass 1200 kg per unit System Energy 20 W/hr

14 Storage Facility 20W rejection @ 20K cryocooled refrigerator
reverse turbo-brayton cycle liquid helium working fluid broad area cooling design submerged tanks refrigerator will be kept under inflatable protective membrane at crater floor 3x3x2m enclosure waste heat from LH2 will be pumped to heat LOX to prevent freezing

15 Storage Tanks Cylindrical design 10m high
One (1) Liquid oxygen tank and One (1) Liquid hydrogen tank Volume (LOX tank) = 120m3 D = 3.60m Volume (LH2 tank) = 240m3 D = 5.50m Insulated with 60 20mm layers of cryogel z (cryogenic insulator) and covered with 2 10mm aerogel (thermal insulator) outer layers

16 ROCKETS FOR CARGO DELIVERY
SLS Dual Use Upper-Stage 40-50 mTons $1.2 Billion Atlas 551 Large Robotic Lander 10,000 kg $250 Million Atlas 401 Small Robotic Lander 5,000 kg $175 Million

17 POWER RAPID-L 10 Year life Overall “small” and lightweight
200 kW 10 Year life Overall “small” and lightweight Solar initially Gallium Arsenide Later to supplement RAPID-L

18 Communication One main tower Similar to cellular towers High data rate
Relay information to one scarab Scarab dispurses instructions

19 BUDGET Without inflation equation to determine the budget is:
(T-SLS-ISS)*.2+(SLS-Operations1)+(ISS-Operations2)= Available Substituting in values in billions yields: ( )*.2+(2.62-1)+(3.1-0)= ~$6.8

20 Gantt Chart

21 Future Work Launch Sequence and Production Order
Determine order in which systems lay within budget while maintaining a ten year schedule Processing and Storage Plumbing Mining Obtain detailed Scarab chassis dimension Scale Oscillating Disk Cutting Attachment and 4-n-1 bucket Finalize RTG power source Collaborate with VMI on the base design and transportation system

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