Abstract

Abstract The U.S. Air Force and NASA have identified the solar-powered Brayton cycle as a possible space power system and have funded 1 , 2 , 3 analytical and development work to prove the technological capabilities of the system components. In addition, various component and system studies and technological developments have been sponsored by several companies. This paper reports specifically the contract-funded and company-sponsored 8 Brayton-cycle space power system work performed at the two AiResearch Manufacturing divisions of The Garrett Corporation.

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