Download Helmholtz Centre: German Aerospace Center

Aerospace Technology in Germany
Christine Müller M.A., 16.04.2012
Overview
— Helmholtz Association:
— Helmholtz Centre: German Aerospace Center
— DLR@UNI
— Max-Planck-Institutes
— for Extraterrestrial Physics
— for Solar System Research
— Universities
Overview
— Helmholtz Association:
— Helmholtz Centre: German Aerospace Center
— DLR@UNI
— Max-Planck-Institutes
— for Extraterrestrial Physics
— for Solar System Research
— Universities
Helmholtz Association
Helmholtz Centre: Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt
German Aerospace Center - www.dlr.de
Approximately 7000 people work for DLR, the center has 32
institutes and facilities at 16 locations in Germany
Headquarters: Cologne
Offices in Brussels, Paris, Singapore, Washington D.C.
Budget for in-house research and development work:
€ 745 million
Administration of the space budget of the German government:
€ 1033 million
Industry Cooperation: TanDEM-X; Agreement with Bombardier
Transportation
Overview
— Helmholtz Association:
— Helmholtz Centre: German Aerospace Center
— DLR@UNI
— Max-Planck-Institutes
— for Extraterrestrial Physics
— for Solar System Research
— Universities
Campus Research Airport
DLR@TU Braunschweig: The Campus Research
Airport is a joint scientific union of the research
institutes of aerospace and aeronautics at TU
Braunschweig, the DLR, and Leibniz University
(LU) in Hannover.
Research Campus
DLR@Uni Stuttgart:
Motto: “Designing the Future Together”
Munich Aerospace
- Autonomous Flight Systems
- Safety in Orbit
- Geodetic Earth Observation
- Advanced Aerospace Communication
Overview
— Helmholtz Association:
— Helmholtz Centre: German Aerospace Center
— DLR@UNI
— Max-Planck-Institutes
— for Extraterrestrial Physics
— for Solar System Research
— Universities
Max-Planck-Institute for
Extraterrestrial Physics
- Infrared and Submilimeter Astronomy
- High Energy Astrophysics
- Theory and Complex Plasmas
- Optical and Interpretative Astronomy
Managing Director: Prof. Dr. Ralf Bender
Max-Planck-Institute for
Solar System Research
- The Sun and the Heliosphere
- Planets and Comets
- Helio- and Asteroseismology
Managing Director: Prof. Ulrich R. Christensen
Overview
— Helmholtz Association:
— Helmholtz Centre: German Aerospace Center
— DLR@UNI
— Max-Planck-Institutes
— for Extraterrestrial Physics
— for Solar System Research
— Universities
RWTH Aachen
Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Institute of Flight System Dynamics
Technische Universität Berlin
Institute of Aerospace
TU Braunschweig
Institute of Aerospace Systems
Institute of Flight Guidance
U Bremen
Center of Applied Space Technology and
Microgravity (ZARM)
Alegro-Geometric Methods in Fundamental
Physics, September 2012, Bremen
Drop Tower Bremen
Drop Tower Facts
 size of drop tower building:
 h = 146 m, ø = 8,5 m
 size of drop tube:
 h = 122 m; ø = 3,5 m; V = 1700 m²
 experiment time:
 4,74 s or 9,3 s of microgravity (10-6go)
 catapult acceleration:
 170 km/h in a quarter of a second
 advantages of earthbound laboratory:
 permanent access with three experiments per day
 reproducable experiment conditions
 economic solution for long experiment series
TU Darmstadt
Institute of Flight Systems and Automatic Control
TU Dresden
Institute for Aerospace Engineering
Chair of Air Transport and Logistics
Collaborative Research Center 609
“Electromagnetical Flow Control in Metallurgy,
Crystal –Growth and Electro Chemistry”
TU Hamburg-Harburg
Institute of Aircraft Systems Engineering
Institute of Aircraft Cabin Systems
Leibniz Universität Hannover
QUEST – Centre for Quantum Engineering and
Space Time Research
Institutes within Leibniz Universität Hannover:
—
Institute of Applied Mathematics
—
Institute of Geodesy
—
Institute for Gravitational Physics
—
Institute of Quantum Optics
—
Institute of Solid State Physics
—
Institute of Theoretical Physics
Additional scientific groups and external partners:
- Centre of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity, Bremen
- German Aerospace Centre (DLR), Bremen
- Gravitational Wave Detector GEO600
- Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V.
- Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics / AEI, Hannover
- Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Braunschweig
HITec – Hannover Institute for Technology
Construction time from 2012 until 2015
Working space for 100 to 120 researchers
About 3000m2 total net floor area
Worldwide unique scientific infrastructure
TU München
Department of Aerospace Engineering
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Institute of Aircraft Design
Institute of Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
Institute of Flight Propulsion
—
Institute of Flight System Dynamics
Institute of Helicopter Technology
Institute of Lightweight Structures
—
Institute of Astronautics
Institute of Carbon Composites
U der Bundeswehr München
Chair of Flight Dynamics & Flight Guidance
Chair of Aeronautical Engineering
U Stuttgart
Institute of Flight Mechanics and Control
Institute of Aircraft Systems
Thank you for your attention!
Contact:
DAAD
Przedstawicielstwo w Warszawie
Christine Müller
Tel.: +48 22 617 71 00
E-Mail: [email protected]