Ceramic Components for Satellite Propulsion Systems
Additively-manufactured ceramic components for usage as nozzles, throats, combustion chambers, and electronic components within various satellite propulsion systems - electric, electrothermal, electromagnetic, ph. Critical for enablement of next-gen propulsion technologies such as Hall-Effect, radio-frequency (RF), ion drives, field-emission, microwave, and combustion.
Operating temperatures above 1500ºC
Lightweight and chemically inert
Design can include internal fluidic pathways, complexity reduction, lightweighting
Low-volume production and low-lead time accessible
Products & Services
High-temperature Radomes
Canopy Aerospace
Additive-manufacturing of custom-designed radomes; ceramic sensor housing that is permeable to electromagnetic spectrum, stable at high temperatures, and low CTE.
Research and Development Services
Canopy Aerospace
Canopy Aerospace invests continuously in next-gen technology development, and retains experts in manufacturing, materials, and technology commercialization. At Canopy's 18,000 sqft facility in Colorado, the team leverages a variety of 3D-printers for ceramics, traditional casting, robotic automation, and thermal processing. Much of Canopy's R&D efforts have been validated by organizations like NASA and the US Department of Defense.
Heat Exchangers
Canopy Aerospace
Additively manufactured ceramic heat exchangers for use in extreme environments such as space, aerospace, or power generation applications.
Reusable Thermal Protection Systems
Canopy Aerospace
Thermal protection systems (heat shields) are a highly-engineered low-density ceramic with specific coatings applied to improve emissivity, toughness, and waterproofing.
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Description
Additively-manufactured ceramic components for usage as nozzles, throats, combustion chambers, and electronic components within various satellite propulsion systems - electric, electrothermal, electromagnetic, ph. Critical for enablement of next-gen propulsion technologies such as Hall-Effect, radio-frequency (RF), ion drives, field-emission, microwave, and combustion.
