Lectures related to In-Wheel Motor Assembly: Formula Student Race Car

Introduces space propulsion systems, their design principles, and the importance of project management in aerospace engineering.

Covers the principles and applications of chemical propulsion systems in space missions.

Introduces the principles and applications of space propulsion systems.

Explores spacecraft propulsion principles, including thrust, acceleration, efficiency, and chemical propulsion in space mission design.

Explores the rheology of suspensions, covering viscosity, particle interactions, and dynamic effects.

Explores the physics of propulsion by looping and the critical points for effective looping.

Explores space mission design, propulsion, and re-entry techniques, including aerocapture and electric propulsion.

Covers the fundamentals of liquid bi-propellant propulsion systems and their operational architectures.

Explores mixing properties of infinite measure preserving systems, focusing on suspensions, Govers transformations, and Lorentz gas.

Covers the design process for a 200 N bi-propellant thruster, focusing on key parameters and methodologies for effective performance.

Covers the characterization of the propulsion system of the Swiss Solar Boat.

Covers the typical functions of springs, including exerting precise forces, storing and releasing energy, and filtering vibrations.

Explores the EPFL Rocket Team's bi-liquid rocket engine design for space travel.

Explores mountain transport systems like cogwheel railways, funiculars, and cable cars.

Discusses lunar exploration, spacecraft propulsion techniques, and the mechanics of space mission design.

By Claude Nicolier explores space mission design, operations, and astronaut training.

Covers the determination of a rocket's speed and altitude when the fuel is exhausted.

Covers the mechanics of rockets ejecting mass at a constant rate.