Mass-Gauging of Propellants in Reduced Overview and Zero Gravity
About the Project
Propellant mass gauging is required to enable the next step in NASA’s space exploration program. There is currently no reliable method to accurately measure the amount of unsettled liquid propellant in a propellant tank in micro or zero gravity. We propose a new approach to use neural networks to detect spectral peaks in simulated acoustic resonances of this environment to determine the volume fraction of a tank filled with liquid.
Student Team
- Richa Gadgil, Computer Science
- Margot Murvihill, Statistics
- Ben Dahlgren, Computer Science
- Jonathan Shan, Statistics
Mentors
- Michael Khasin, Sponsor
- Matteo Corbetta, Sponsor