Structures and Mechanisms Card Storming
Version 8 (Matt Maier, 11/20/2014 08:39 pm)
1 | 2 | Matt Maier | back [[Technology_Evaluation]] |
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2 | 4 | Greg Moran | |
3 | 1 | J. Simmons | h1. Structures and Mechanisms Card Storming |
4 | 1 | J. Simmons | |
5 | 1 | J. Simmons | h2. Unsorted list of ideas |
6 | 1 | J. Simmons | |
7 | 1 | J. Simmons | * DIGITAL FABRICATION OF COMPONENTS AND MECHANISMS |
8 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** could be a problem if it's used to make something that is itself controlled |
9 | 1 | J. Simmons | * AN OPEN PLATFORM OF STANDARDS (Like LEGOS) |
10 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** vague, but shouldn't be a problem |
11 | 1 | J. Simmons | * PAYLOAD MOUNT FOR ARDUINOS |
12 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** I have a hard time seeing how this would be a problem; nobody's using an arduino on an actual launch vehicle |
13 | 1 | J. Simmons | * UPGRADED ELECTRONICS PAYLOAD STRUCTURES - LIKE FOR FIN-FACING CAMERAS |
14 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** payload adapters for launch vehicles are controlled |
15 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** "...including the articles identified in section 1516 of Public Law 105–261: satellite fuel, ground support equipment, test equipment, payload adapter or interface hardware..." |
16 | 1 | J. Simmons | * FABRICATION IN MAKERSPACES WITH LOCAL TOOLS |
17 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** fine as long as nothing needs to be controlled |
18 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** or we invent a new way to build an ad-hoc network of people who obey export controls |
19 | 1 | J. Simmons | * EXPERIMENT WITH DIFFERENT MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES |
20 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** The rules do specify that model/HP rockets need to have a minimum of metal components |
21 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** any advanced materials or techniques will inevitably run into USML or CCL rules |
22 | 1 | J. Simmons | * SOFTWARE TOOLS - CODECAD AND OPENSOURCECAD (CADQUERY) |
23 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** already open source tools will be fine |
24 | 8 | Matt Maier | ** we might run into trouble if we create new software for modeling actual launch vehicles |
25 | 1 | J. Simmons | * COLLAPSIBLE AND EXPANDABLE MECHANISMS (“ORAGAMI ROCKET”) |
26 | 1 | J. Simmons | * THE “BLACK BOX” FOR MODEL ROCKET (CHEAP, DURABLE, RECOVERABLE, LIKE www.carbonorigins.com) |
27 | 1 | J. Simmons | * HARDWARE TOOLS AND JIGS |
28 | 1 | J. Simmons | * SCALABLE PARTS, AND THE ASSOCIATED STANDARDS FOR USING THEM |
29 | 1 | J. Simmons | * SOFTWARE - STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS TOOLS (LIKE FEA, NASTRAN, etc.) |
30 | 1 | J. Simmons | * (linked to propulsion as well) PROPULSION TEST STAND STRUCTURE |
31 | 1 | J. Simmons | * (stretching outside the box a bit) SCALE MODEL OF A SIMULATED LAUNCH COMPLEX. FULL GROUND OPS SIMULATION |
32 | 1 | J. Simmons | * (linked in to aerodynamics as well) FIN DESIGN BASED ON J’S MASTERS THESIS (OPTIMIZING SUPERSONIC STRUCTURES TO PREVENT FLUTTER) |
33 | 1 | J. Simmons | * STRUCTURAL TESTING (DESTRUCTIVE OR OTHERWISE) |
34 | 1 | J. Simmons | * STRUCTURAL DESIGN BEST PRACTICES FOR MANUFACTURING, AND OPERATIONS, (AKA LIFECYCLE CONSIDERATION) |
35 | 1 | J. Simmons | * STRUCTURAL INTERACTIONS WITH THE GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT |
36 | 1 | J. Simmons | * MATERIALS TESTING FORM AN ENVIRONMENTAL PERSPECTIVE (UV, THERMAL, (eventually) VACUUM |
37 | 1 | J. Simmons | * STRUCTURAL INCORPORATION OF A “MISSION OBJECTIVE” (like rube goldburg, or scientific experiment) |
38 | 1 | J. Simmons | * (linked to electrical/power) HOW TO INCORPORATE POWER STORAGE INTO STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS |
39 | 1 | J. Simmons | * ADDRESSING REUSABILITY CONCERNS WITH RESPECT TO STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS |
40 | 1 | J. Simmons | * HIGH-RELIABILITY RECOVERY SYSTEM (MECHANISMS) |
41 | 1 | J. Simmons | * (building on Legos idea) Modular model rocket kit (1 kit, several rockets; maybe based around "NARTREK":http://www.nar.org/model-rocket-info/nartek-skills-program/ missions) |
42 | 3 | Greg Moran | * Structural Analysis software for both dynamic and static analysis |
43 | 3 | Greg Moran | * Launch Pad design/structures |
44 | 3 | Greg Moran | * Go extermely small size (Just how small can I get it?) |
45 | 5 | Jeremy Wright | ** sharing files, etc |
46 | 5 | Jeremy Wright | ** educational/entertainment |
47 | 5 | Jeremy Wright | ** very open source |
48 | 3 | Greg Moran | * Evaluation/research of tools and machines required to build rockets at scale we are looking at -> Toolset analysis |
49 | 3 | Greg Moran | * Make sure the materials research covers non-obvious choices (to us at least) like composites, etc |
50 | 7 | Jeremy Wright | * Unconventional rockets, like rocket/jet-powered rotors |