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International Conference on Propulsion Systems and Technologies

📅 28–29 Jun 2027 📍 Belgrano, Argentina 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track focuses on the latest innovations in jet propulsion systems, emphasizing performance improvements and efficiency enhancements. Researchers are invited to present their findings on new materials, designs, and technologies that contribute to the evolution of jet engines.

This session will explore the complexities of rocket propulsion, including design challenges and innovative solutions. Papers addressing propulsion system integration, thrust optimization, and reliability in various mission profiles are encouraged.

This track examines the emerging field of hybrid and electric propulsion technologies in aerospace applications. Contributions that highlight performance metrics, environmental impacts, and integration strategies are welcome.

This session will delve into the latest advancements in gas turbine technology, focusing on efficiency, durability, and operational flexibility. Researchers are invited to discuss novel designs, materials, and applications in both civil and military aviation.

This track will focus on the development and testing of scramjet engines, which are pivotal for hypersonic flight. Papers that address aerodynamic challenges, combustion efficiency, and thermal management in scramjet designs are particularly encouraged.

This session aims to discuss the integration of various propulsion systems within aerospace vehicles. Contributions that analyze performance metrics, system interactions, and the impact of integration on overall vehicle efficiency are sought.

This track will explore innovative thrust augmentation techniques that enhance propulsion performance. Researchers are invited to present studies on methods such as afterburning, variable geometry, and advanced nozzle designs.

This session focuses on cutting-edge combustion technologies that improve efficiency and reduce emissions in propulsion systems. Papers addressing combustion dynamics, fuel characteristics, and advanced injector designs are encouraged.

This track will highlight research aimed at developing sustainable propulsion technologies that minimize environmental impact. Contributions that explore alternative fuels, energy-efficient designs, and lifecycle assessments are particularly welcome.

This session will examine the challenges and innovations in hypersonic propulsion systems. Researchers are invited to share insights on materials, thermal protection, and propulsion mechanisms that enable sustained hypersonic flight.

This track focuses on the role of simulation and modeling in the design and analysis of propulsion systems. Contributions that demonstrate advanced computational techniques, validation methods, and case studies are encouraged.