EPIC Lecture Series 2018 presentations

Presentations from the 2018 EPIC Workshop Now Available to Download

Presentations from the EPIC Electric Propulsion Lecture Series 2018 held at Queen Mary University London, Mile End Road, London E1 4NS, are now available to download from the EPIC website. To help you navigate to the presentations you need, they have been arranged and linked below in the running order of the event.

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Credit: EPIC Project

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We look forward to seeing you in 2019 in ESTEC!

Day 1 – Thursday 18th October

The EPIC Educational Activities and Objectives; Jorge Lopez Reig, CDTI
An Overview of Electric Propulsion Technology; Jose Gonzalez Del Amo, European Space Agency
A History of T6 & Gridded Ion Engine Capability in the UK; Jaime Perez, QinetiQ
Pulsed Plasma Thrusters; Steve Gabriel, University of Southampton
MPD (MagnetoPlasmaDynamic) Thrusters; Georg Herdrich, University of Stuttgart (Part 1)
MPD (MagnetoPlasmaDynamic) Thrusters; Georg Herdrich, University of Stuttgart (Part 2)
Bepi-Colombo and the Application of the T6; Neil Wallace, European Space Agency
Colloids; John Stark, QMUL
Hall Thrusters; Jean-Paul Boeuf, CNRS Labs
Spacecraft Charging; Colin Forsyth, UCL

Day 2 – Friday 19th October 2018

Keynote Speech Reaction Engines; Alan Bond
Plasma Physics & Plasma Instabilities in EP Devices; Aaron Knoll, Imperial College London
Integrated Microwave Propulsion Architecture for Telecom Satellites; Angelo Grubisic, University of Southampton
Surrey Space Centre Capabilities and Facilities; Andrea Luccafabris, Surrey Space Centre
Industrial Requirements for EP Systems; Steven Austin, Thales Alenia Space UK