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GEPC Meetings at P&E 2016

Salt Lake City, UT

July 26, 2016

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What is Green Engineering?

Biofuels Renewable

Energy

Energy Conversion

Efficiency

Airframe Efficiency AIAA Conferences &

Literature

Recycling Operations

Climate Monitoring

GE.com Boeing.com

Enviro.aero

Enviro.aero

Wikipedia.org

GEPC Charter

The purpose of the Green Engineering Program Committee

(GEPC) is to promote a holistic, systems approach to improved

energy efficiency, sustainability, renewable energy and ‘cradle-to-

cradle’ design. GEPC serves as the AIAA focal point for all “green”

aerospace-related programs and technologies, and works

synergistically with the appropriate technical committees to assure

that the AIAA membership is adequately informed about all aspects

of this critical aerospace activity.

Green Engineering Program Committee

Publication /

Communications

Tayo Ladeinde

Awards Essam Khalil ?

Education Charles Beard ?

Membership Danielle Soban

Service Subcommittee Representatives

Technical Subcommittee Representatives

Chair Marty Bradley

Vice Chair (Future Chair) Andrew Gibson

Past Chair Jason Slagle

Conferences Andrew Gibson /

Tarek Abdel-Salam?

Liaison Jennifer Cole?

Green Aviation – XXX Marty Bradley et al.– Electric Aircraft

AATT (Adv Air Transport Tech – Madavan?)

IASP (Integrated Aviation Systems Program) -

Green Energy - xxx Nicole Mendoza – Tethered Wind Turbines

Jeremy Straub – Space Solar Power

George Miley/Michael Houts - Advanced Nuclear

Noel Bahktian – Energy Harvesting

Marty Bradley – Geo-Engineering

Nathan Hicks – Hydrogen Economy

Standards Nathan Hicks / Mike

Armstrong?

Public Policy XXX

June 2016

Red positions are open or may be in the near future


Publication /

Communications

Tayo Ladeinde






Chair Andrew Gibson

Vice Chair (Future Chair) XXX

Past Chair Marty Bradley

Conferences Tarek Abdel-Salam?

Liaison XXX

Green Aviation – Brien Seeley Marty Bradley et al.– Electric Aircraft









TBD Fan Luo? – Green Energy Grids


Armstrong / Fang Luo

Public Policy XXX

July 27, 2016


July 2016 GEPC Meeting Attendance

Conference & Leadership

July 25 1. Marty Bradley

2. Jeremy Straub (virtual)

3. George Miley

4. Essam Khalil

5. Andy Gibson

6. Nathan Hicks (virtual)

General Meeting July 26 1. Marty Bradley 2. Jim Felder 3. Mike Armstrong 4. Cheryl Bowman 5. Brien Seeley (virtual) 6. Dave Hall (virtual) 7. Jason Slagle (virtual) 8. Jonathan Gibbs (virtual) 9. Nathan Hicks (virtual) 10. Jerry Welch 11. Larry Leavitt 12. Rich Wahls 13. Jim Heidman 14. Kirsten Duffy (new) [email protected] 15. Dianne DeTurris 16. Fang Luo (new) [email protected] 17. Ryo Amano 18. Ashwani Gupta 19. Keiichi Okai 20. Ben Schiltgen 21. Andrew Gibson 22. Jeff Hamstra 23. George Miley 24. Narendra D.Joshi (new) [email protected] 25. Mike Benzakein (new) [email protected] 26. Essam E. Khalil 27. Syed Khalid (new) [email protected] 6

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Meeting Notes

• Fang Luo is involved with multiple electric committees and organizations – he can

liaison with them for GEPC

• We should do a future F360 session on progress for certification of small electric

aircraft and how lessons can be applied to larger aircraft – Mike Armstrong

• We can do a GEPC best presentation from Aviation as we co-sponsored 2

sessions on electric aircraft – Andy to consider

• Strong concern and discussion about the place for electric aircraft and electric

aircraft propulsion in AIAA – need exchange summary sessions between Aviation

and P&E

• Send notes from Thursday Electric workshop to the GEPC members.

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Drop In Visitors

• Joseph M. Powers – Journal of Propulsion and Power

• Dianne DeTurris – CASE AIAA Complex Aerospace Systems Exchange (CASE) tackles

the most important system development issues facing

aerospace chief engineers, program managers, and systems

engineers today, such as: – Minimizing cost overruns and delays

– Strategies for integration, test, and verification

– Program management strategies and integrated planning tools

– Management training retention and what it means to the discipline of

systems engineering implementation and application

– Mitigating late test failures

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GEPC Meetings at P&E 2016 in SLC

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Meeting Agenda Tuesday:

• Opening Remarks

• Technical Presentations Inverse design procedure for hybrid electric/alternative energy hybrid –

Jonathan Gibbs (Webex)

Electric Drive Technology to Enable Hybrid Aircraft Propulsion – Cheryl

Bowman

• Conference reports

• Subcommittee reports

• Action Items

Monday, 25 July 2015 1700-1900 hrs GEPC Leadership & Conference Team Room 355D

Tuesday, 26 July 2015 1700-1930 hrs Green Engineering PC Room 355A

We need YOU to volunteer!

• Subcommittee Leaders Liaison, Policy, Vice-Chair, (possible Education, possible

Awards)

• Conference TAO’s and Assistants Space 2016, 2017, 2018

SciTech 2018

Aviation 2017, 2018

P&E 2017, 2018

• Liaison with other TC’s, PC’s, and Organizations

• Help ANY subcommittee you have an interest in

• Help to address any action item from list

• ANYTHING you want to do! 10

GEPC Technical Presentations

July 26, 2016

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Inverse design procedure for hybrid electric/alternative energy

hybrid – Jonathan Gibbs

Hi Marty,

I can present some work on an inverse design procedure for hybrid

electric/alternative energy hybrid via telecon.

The idea is to start the design process with a constant caroc (instead of

payload range requirements) and adjust the aircraft size according the

amount of money left after the cost of energy. If the energy is cheaper,

you can build more airplane but since caroc is constant, you never build

too much airplane such that the cost of operating is above the

baseline… Its meant to address a problem in hybrid electric designs

where the cost of battery cycle & change in empty weight aren’t

accounted for and result in aircraft that are more expensive to operate

even though they have cheaper electricity… 12

Electric Drive Technology to Enable Hybrid Aircraft Propulsion –

Cheryl Bowman

Cheryl Bowman, NASA Glenn, Hybrid Gas Electric Propulsion Technical

Co-Lead, “Electric Drive Technology to Enable Hybrid Aircraft

Propulsion” [email protected]

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GEPC Conference Status

July 26, 2016

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Observations from Aviation 2016

• GEPC Attending: Andy Gibson, David Eames,

David E. Ashpis, Rich Wahls, Ben Schiltgen, …

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GEPC General Meeting – Conference Status

• Aviation 2016 (Andy Gibson ) - DC Two Joint Sessions with TFPC were held, also with ADTC and FTTC.

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73 of 84

seats

filled!

77 of 84

seats

filled!

We could select a best paper from these co-sponsored

sessions (papers only, not the oral presentations)


• Aviation 2016 (Andy Gibson ) - DC One Session missed should have had co-sponsorship.

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• P&E 2016 (Tarek Abdel-Salam, Marty Bradley) – Salt Lake City Session ideas: F360 Session + 2 Invited Sessions

– NRC Committee on Low Carbon Aviation – report recommendations + SME’s for energy storage + energy systems (Marty to help coordinate with NRC committee)

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F360 Panel – Low Carbon Aviation Report and Recommendations

• In 2015, NASA commissioned the National Research

Council to convene a committee to develop a national

research agenda with the objective of reducing life-cycle

carbon emissions from commercial aviation.

• The recommended research agenda consists of a

prioritized set of research projects of importance to the

national and international commercial aeronautics

community, and focuses on advances in technologies and

capabilities that can only be achieved through substantial

research and technology development.

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Format:

Intro (5 min) + 5 speakers (~20 minutes each) + questions

and panel discussion (~45 minutes)

GEPC Technical Sessions at P&E (1)

GEPC-01. Low Carbon Aviation – Propulsion Integration, Gas Turbines,

and Fuels

Tuesday July 26, 2016 9:30 AM-12:00 PM 254 B

1) Barbara Esker, NASA HQ, “National Research Council - Low Carbon Aviation: Study

Background and Expectations” [email protected]

2) Steve Csonka, Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative (CAAFI) Executive

Director, “Sustainable Alternative Jet Fuel Deployment for Low Carbon Aviation:

Goals, Progress, and Research Needs Remaining” [email protected]

3) Alan Epstein, Pratt & Whitney Vice President, Technology and Environment, ”The Role

and Future of Gas Turbine Propulsion in Low Carbon Aviation”

[email protected]

4) Eric Ducharme, General Manager Advanced Technology Operations, GE Aviation,

“Technologies and Innovation for Low Carbon Aviation” [email protected]

5) Dan DeLaurentis, Purdue, Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics, “Low Carbon

Aviation: Fleet Level System Studies” [email protected]

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GEPC Technical Sessions at P&E (2)

GEPC-02/EOA-01. Low Carbon Aviation – Electric Propulsion and

Technologies

Wednesday July 27, 2016 9:30 AM-12:00 PM 254 B

1) John Nairus, Chief Engineer of the Power and Control Division, AFRL Aerospace

Systems Directorate, “Air Force Research Laboratory More Electric Aircraft

Technologies” [email protected]

2) Fang Luo, Research Assistant Professor, Center for High Power Electronics, The Ohio

State University, “Exploration of Enabling Technologies and Preliminary Design of

High Efficiency ,High Specific Power Drive for Hybrid Propulsion Systems”

[email protected]

3) Charles Lents, United Technologies Research Center, Principal Research Engineer,

“Carbon Emissions Impact of Hybrid Electric Propulsion and Secondary Power

Systems” [email protected]

4) Mike Armstrong, Rolls-Royce, "Enabling Technology Development for Hybrid and

Distributed Electric Aircraft Propulsion." [email protected]

5) James L. Felder, Systems Analysis & Integration, NASA Glenn Research Center,

“Review of Hybrid and Turbo Electric Propulsion for Large Transport Aircraft”

[email protected]

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Electric Aircraft Propulsion Technical Sessions at P&E

AEP-01. Aircraft Electric Propulsion I - Monday 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM; 250 E

• AIAA-2016-4610. Parallel Hybrid Gas-Electric Geared Turbofan Engine Conceptual Design and Benefits

Analysis - Charles E. Lents; Larry W. Hardin; Jonathon Rheaume; Lee Kohlman

• AIAA-2016-4611. NASA Turbo-electric Distributed Propulsion Bench - Kurt V. Papathakis; Kurt J. Kloesel;

Yohan Lin; Sean C. Clarke; Jacob J. Ediger; Starr R. Ginn

• AIAA-2016-4612. Hybrid Regional Aircraft: A Comparative Review of New Potentials Enabled by Electric

Power - Jérôme Thauvin; Guillaume Barraud; Marc Budinger; Xavier Roboam; Dimitri Leray; Bruno Sareni

• AIAA-2016-4613. Airbus Group Electrical Aircraft Program, The E-Fan Project - Laurent Juvé; Julie Fosse;

Emmanuel Joubert; Nicolas Fouquet

AEP-02. Aircraft Electric Propulsion II – Tuesday 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM; 150 DE

• AIAA-2016-4711. Principles of High-efficiency Electric Flight - J. Philip Barnes

• AIAA-2016-4712. Optimizing Power Density and Efficiency of a Double-Halbach Permanent-Magnet Ironless

Axial Flux Motor - Kirsten P. Duffy

• AIAA-2016-4713. Potential of Aircraft Electric Propulsion with SOFC/GT Hybrid Core - Keiichi Okai; Takehiro

Himeno; Toshinori Watanabe; Hiroshi Nomura; Takeshi Tagashira; Akira Nishizawa

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Aircraft Electric/Hybrid-Electric Power &

Propulsion Workshop

Second Steering Committee Meeting, 24 June 2016

Revised

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Attendees by Committee and Affiliation

Transformational Flight PC Andrew Gibson, ESAero

Brien Seeley, SAF

Ben Schiltgen, ESAero

Aircraft Design Ilan Kroo, Stanford

Energy Optimized Aircraft… PC Cheryl Bowman, NASA

Narendra Joshi, GE

John Kinney, GE

John Nairus, AFRL

Green Engineering PC Mike Armstrong, RR

Cheryl Bowman, NASA

Marty Bradley, Boeing

Andrew Gibson, ESAero

Jeff Hamstra, LM

Nateri Madavan, NASA

Ben Schiltgen, ESAero

Brien Seeley, SAF

Rich Wahls, NASA

Jerry Welch, NASA

V/STOL TC Darold Cummings

Andrew Gibson

Craig Hange, NASA

AFRL Tim Haugan

John Nairus

Extreme Machines Kaushik Rajashekara

David Torrey

Tim Haugan

Others Brad Belcher, RR

Mike Dudley, NASA

Neil Garrigan, GE

Amy Jankovsky, NASA

Pascal Joly, Airbus

Jimmy Kenyon, PW

Kurt Papathakis, NASA IEEE Kiruba Haran

Phil Krein

Kaushik Rajashekara

Aerospace Power Systems TC Michael Butler, JHUAPL

Eli Kawam, Microchip

Margot Wasz, Aerospace

General Workshop Agenda

Surrounding Activities

• Forum 360 topic related to workshop

topic (Monday 9:30 – 12:00)

• Evening: Light reception for workshop

participants

• Optional No-host dinner

AM Presentations

Introduction

Community research

Related R&D (Govt)

Committee activities

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PM Agenda

• Lunch

• Rotating Breakout Discussions

Technologies

Systems Integration

Standards

Role of AIAA

• Coffee Break

• Reports from Breakout Discussions

• Wrap Up/Next Steps

• Closing Comments

See Backup Material for Update

Speakers

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Time Topic Group Speaker Status

8:30-9 Introduction AIAA Tom or Jeff

9:00-10:00 Community

(Speakers)

Batteries Babinec, ARPA-E

Chamberlain, UCB

Invited

Extreme Electric

Machines

Kiruba Haran Confirmed

10:-10:15 Coffee break

10:15-11:15 Visions of the Future

(Panel)

AFRL Tim Haugan Confirmed

NASA Cheryl Bowman Confirmed

Sandia Natl Lab Dr. Babu Chalamala Invited

11:15 – 12:15 Committee activities

(Panel)

Aircraft Design Ilan Kroo Invited to speak

VSTOL Craig Hange Confirmed

Green Engineering Andrew Gibson Invited to speak

Energy Optimized John Nairus Invited to speak

12:30 Lunch

See Backup Material for Update


• Space 2016 (Jeremy Straub, xxx) – Long Beach A few abstracts came in … reviewed and have a GEPC session

• SciTech 2017 (Tarek Abdel-Salam, Nathan Hicks) – Grapevine TX F360 GeoEngineering – Marty Bradley Invited session: Hydrogen Economy (nothing H2 related submitted – try for 2018) 1 or 2 Special sessions - Hybrid Electric Propulsion – Cheryl Bowman HWB Session – Tarek needs to check on this. David Chan.

• Aviation 2017 (Jeremy Straub, xxx)[Fay Collier is General Chair for entire conference] – Denver Potential Erik Lindbergh as suggested Keynote speaker

• P&E 2017 (George Miley, TBD) - Atlanta Potential for Advanced Nuclear Session – George Miley to attend planning meeting on

Tuesday July 26, 2016 Co sponsor TBD topic with EO PC

• Space 2017 (Jeremy, xxx) – Orlando FL Continue effort – build momentum

• SciTech 2018 (TBD, Nathan Hicks) – Orlando FL Invited session: Hydrogen Economy (Nathan Hicks)

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GEPC General Meeting – Conference Session Ideas

• Other topics (conference sessions not scheduled yet)

1. Geoengineering F360 Session (Marty) – waiting to finalize for SciTech 2017

2. Airborne Wind Turbines (Nicole Mendoza) – possible presentation to GEPC at SciTech 2017?

3. Energy Harvesting (Noel Bahktian) – possible presentation to GEPC at SciTech 2017?

4. Advanced Nuclear (George Miley/Michael Houts) – presentation on state of the art at P&E 2015 – possible future session? P&E 2017

5. Hydrogen Economy (Nathan Hicks) - presentation to GEPC at SciTech 2016 – possible future session? SciTech 2017 invited session?

6. Possible Keynote Speaker (Erik Lindbergh) – Electric Aircraft and STEM Education

7. Green electrical grid (projections for the future and how it relates to viability of electric aircraft) – possible presentation or session (Fang Luo, XXX)

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2016 SciTech/SciTech 2016 F360 Climate Geoengineering Bradley.docx

Possible Keynote Speaker (Erik Lindbergh) for Aviation

2017 – Electric Aircraft and STEM Education

Erik,

It appears to me like you might be a great “keynote speaker” at one of our conferences,

rather than just talking to our relatively small group. Typically, each day of one of our

AIAA conferences (there are 4-5 each year) is kicked off by an inspirational

speaker. Have you ever done this at an AIAA conference? Your speech can have a

lot more impact this way. Should I check into it?

Thanks,

Marty

Yes – the more people the merrier! I did a keynote for AIAA San Diego around a decade

ago – they filled up the San Diego Aerospace Museum. Let me know if I can help or

provide info…

Best,

Erik

Www.PoweringImagination.com

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http://www.poweringimagination.com/

GEPC Subcommittee Status

July 26, 2016

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Propulsion and Energy Group Meeting – Key Takeaways

• New Constitution Will Enable Significant Restructure To

Better Align To The Future - Transition Will Take Time

• Institute Financial Results Continue To Improve; Forum

Attendance Increasing

• Continually Pursuing Enhancement Of P&E Forum; Always

Looking For New Ideas - Bring Yours Forward

• Several Key Initiatives Maturing

TC Discretionary Funding

Short Course Content, Delivery & Marketing

Tech Excellence Awards Robustness

ITAR Session Working Group

• Group Is In A Good Place

Engaged Leaders; Solid TC Chair Succession Planning

58 New TC Members; 15 New Fellows & Associate Fellows

• Contact Me If You Need Help Or Have A Suggestion!

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Propulsion and Energy Group Meeting – 2016 P&E Forum

July 24, 2016 – Salt Lake City, Utah

Jeff Hamstra

Meeting Notes - Propulsion and Energy Group – Jeff Hamstra

Tom Irvine – State of the AIAA – Growth areas – Rotorcraft/Runway Independent Flight (with Electric.Hybrid Electric Propulsion)

Justine Locke – P&E Forum 2016 – Recommendations :

» Reintegrate Airbreathing Electric Propulsion with ABPSI

» Review and consolidate energy topics

– GEPC TAO Tarek Abdel-Salam – no papers (only F360 and invited sessions)

David Ransom – P&E Forum 2017 – GEPC TAO Tarek Abdel-Salam – no papers

– Push back on Energy Efficient & Renewable Energy Technologies

Jeff Hamstra – P&E Group Update – P&E 2017 – Atlanta P&E 2018 – Cincinnati

– P&E 2019 – Indianapolis – Co-locate P&E and Space

– Good attendance and trends

– Good chart summarizing “Year in Review” article webinar

– Awards – Need a place for electric/hybrid electric aircraft propulsion

– TC Chair Roundtable » New member spotlight chart

» Student tethered electric airplane competition

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Marty’s Notes

Meeting Notes

• Will be sent out separately

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Thursday, 28 July 20150800-1700 hrs Aircraft Hybrid Electric Propulsion Workshop Hilton-Granite Conf Center

and Salons 1, 2, 3

Meeting Notes

• Terrestrial Energy Systems TC – Ryo S. Amano Essam Khalil and Marty are listed as liaison for GEPC/TESTC

Keichi Okai will help TESTC with their Year in Review article

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Agenda

5. Other subcommittee status Policy – Marty Bradley Standards – Nathan Hicks/Mike Armstrong Year in Review Article – Gary Dale

– Need to get organized for 2016 - had webinar – see charts

Communications – Tayo Ladeinde – Upcoming newsletter status? – Facebook and Twitter – Sharepoint

Awards – Essam Khalil – Best Paper Award on Wednesday – need to co-sponsor paper sessions to

be able to make the award in the future.

Membership – Dani Soban

6. Action items

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Year in Review Article

Aerospace America is now soliciting articles for the December issue, “2016 Year in Review.”

These articles will highlight notable technological breakthroughs and important developments

in the space and aviation fields and will be written by you, the members of AIAA’s 80+

technical and program committees.

All technical and program committee chairs are asked to designate a writer to prepare a 600-

word year-end review article. The writers should review the article requirements (attached)

and e-mail their article and photo captions on the attached Submission Form. Please send

JPG photographs with the article, but on separate emails to keep the file size manageable.

Please number the Photos 1, 2, 3 to match the caption information on the Submission Form.

The deadline to receive the year-end review articles is Friday, Sept. 16.

Until then, if you have any questions or require any further information, please feel free to

contact me at any time.

Regards,

Greg Wilson

Production Editor, Aerospace America

703/264-7596

[email protected]

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applewebdata://862C73D4-FBAE-4574-AC9F-65AFE8914419/[email protected]

2016 Year-in-Review Webinar Key Takeaways

STYLE/CONTENT TIPS

• Describe breakthroughs in the 2016

calendar year.

• Briefly introduce readers to small

companies and unique terminology

• Describe tech in a few plain-English

words. Is it a smartphone app? A plane?

A camera on a satellite?

• Convey the significance of each event.

Was this the fastest the plane has flown?

Did the review clear the way to start

construction?

• Write conversationally, as though you are

speaking with a smart person who might

know little about this particular topic.

LOGISTICS and MORE INFO

• To listen to webinar and view slides, visit:

http://cc.readytalk.com/play?id=480al4

• To receive webinar slides by email, contact

Greg Wilson ([email protected])

• Read and follow Year-in-Review guidelines.

• Send stories and photo details via

submission form.

QUESTIONS?

Greg Wilson, [email protected], 703-264-7596

Ben Iannotta, [email protected], 703-264-7528









We need YOU to volunteer!

• Subcommittee Leaders Liaison, Policy, Vice-Chair, (possible Education, possible

Awards)

• Conference TAO’s and Assistants Space 2016, 2017, 2018

SciTech 2018

Aviation 2017, 2018

P&E 2017, 2018

• Liaison with other TC’s, PC’s, and Organizations

• Help ANY subcommittee you have an interest in

• Help to address any action item from list

• ANYTHING you want to do! 38


Publication /

Communications

Tayo Ladeinde






Chair Andrew Gibson

Vice Chair (Future Chair) XXX

Past Chair Marty Bradley

Conferences Tarek Abdel-Salam?

Liaison XXX

Green Aviation – Brien Seeley Marty Bradley et al.– Electric Aircraft









TBD Fan Luo? – Green Energy Grids


Armstrong / Fang Luo

Public Policy XXX

July 27, 2016


GEPC Action Items

July 26, 2015

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Will be deleted and Andy Gibson will decide how to keep

track in the future

Actions

116.Send out GEPC SciTech 2016 charts to membership - Marty

117.Talk to Aircraft Design TC (Rob McDonald) about including

environmental performance in future RFP’s – Charles Beard

and Tarek

118.Send info on Green Aviation textbook proposal to Tarek and

Charles Beard - Marty

119.Coordinate with Aerospace Power TC – Michael Butler and

Marty

120.Send out inquiry email about green engineering events in 2016

- Marty

121.Arrange for summaries of other green engineering events in

2016 - TBD

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Green = complete

Actions

110. Prepare “lessons learned” from writing AIAA standard for

“Electric Spacecraft Propulsion” – present to committee(s)

interested in “Electric Aircraft Propulsion” – Nathan Hicks

111.Send out meeting list for SciTech16 & charts from Dec

meetings to GEPC members - Marty

112.Double staffing on conference support (TAO and assistant for

each conference) – Andy Gibson/Leadership Team

113.Send F360 Geoengineering Session Proposal to Tarek – Marty

114.Send F360 and Invited Session Proposal to Tarek - Marty

115.Send note to Fay Collier on using Erik Lindbergh as a Keynote

speaker for Aviation 2017

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Green = complete

Actions

103.Replace Chris Hughes as SciTech 2016 TAO – Andrew Gibson

– Larry Leavitt will do it

104.Newsletter for P&E16 or SciTech 2017– Tayo Ladeinde

105.Roster update – Dani Soban

106.Annual report – Marty

107.Send Tarek sample F360 Session Proposal - Marty

108.Organize Special sessions in the U.S. at an AIAA Conference –

Hybrid Electric / Electric Transport Aircraft & Technologies –

Workshop at P&E 2016

109.Organize Special Session – NRC Low Carbon Aviation

Committee – Marty to prepare Session Proposal - Done

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Green = complete

Actions

95. Generate and distribute outline for Year in Review Article – YIR

team + Marty

96. Larry Leavitt to check in with Gary Dale on starting the YIR article

97. Update the GEPC website when software is updated - Nathan

Hicks

98. Prepare presentation on how to get research funding – Naiara

Petralanda

99. Investigate MHD Electric Propulsion – Chiping Li

100.Coordinate with SAE on electric aircraft propulsion (talk to David

Paisley [email protected]) – Mike Armstrong

101.Find new Liaison Subcommittee Leader – Marty/Andy

102. Identify session chairs for 2 SciTech16 GEPC Sessions –

Conference Subcommittee – Andy Gibson, Larry Leavitt

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Green = complete

Actions

88. Find advocate for EPA/ICAO policy paper – TBD – Give up?

89. Present on Hydrogen Economy to GEPC at SciTech16 - Nathan

Hicks

91. Find SciTech 2017 GEPC TAO – Tarek Abdel-Salam, Nathan Hicks

92. Check if AIAA is doing a policy position on EPA/ICAO – Dan

Jensen

93. Provide GEPC info on European Clean Sky work package 1.6 –

Mike Armstrong – Did we do this?

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Green = complete

Actions

84. Have Michael Houts contact Pavel Tsvetkkov Texas A&M Univ. –

coordinate Nuclear Engineering activities with TES TC

85. Student Engine Design Competition – Contact Jimmy Tai of ABP

TC’s – Doing Lightweight Trainer Aircraft Engine RFP – IF there is

Green Content (Emissions, Noise) then GEPC should help. If not, try

to get these elements into next year’s RFP - Tarek & Charles Beard

86. Provide a nomination from GEPC for the TES award – Essam

87. Investigate technical issue for Metroplex Policy topic – Marty –

question send to FAA

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Green = complete

Actions:

78. Respond to request from Tom Irvine on AIAA Women in Aerospace, relating AIAA and

Aerospace positive message of “protecting the planet”. Tayo had idea for a reverse

conference panel where young AIAA members answer questions from the (old)

audience. – Tayo

79. Make minor updates to Newsletter and prepare for distribution before and at P&E –

Tayo/Marty

80. Check into Lindbergh Electric Airplane STEM competition - GEPC should get involved

– Jason Slagle to provide info, Marty to distribute – Marty to contact for speaker at

future GEPC meeting – Jason Slagle to help

81. Check with Joaquin Castro on P&E related awards. Provide 1 or 2 GEPC related

nomination packages – Essam.

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Green = complete

Actions:

67. Energy Harvesting and/or Energy Water Nexus presentation for SciTech 2016 or

2017 – Noel Bahktian

68. Airborne Wind Turbine presentation for SciTech 2016 or 2017 – Nicole Mendoza

69. Find new Subcommittee Lead for Liaison - Marty, Andy, & Leadership Team

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Green = complete

Actions:

52. Investigate Speaker / Session on Geo-Engineering – Marty - done

53. Investigate Speaker / Session on Energy Harvesting – Noel Bakhtian

38. Use other AIAA Facebook groups and pages to publicize GEPC Page – New Liaison

30. Find leader for Standards. - Marty & Leadership team – Nathan Hicks (& Mike

Armstrong?)

31. Have them explain process to do a standard for AIAA. Have them identify other

current non-AIAA standards related to green aviation of energy – Standards Leader

35. Help find new Green Energy leader – John Blanton, Andy

37. Outreach to student chapter – New Liaison to get email POC’s for student chapters

from Betty Guille

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Actions:

21. Standing up a new Major Award Nominations Committee – Contact Wayne Hurwitz

[action GEPC Awards – Essam Khalil]

25. GEPC Awards – Figure out possible award nominations for Green Engineering related

people or projects (RCEE, ERA, SUGAR, MIT Double Bubble D8, ???) – Essam

Khalil

11. Develop process for Green Engineering Best Presentation Award – Essam and

Conference Subcommittee – Session leads to send nominations to Marty and Essam

– Essam to check with AIAA – Award at P&E 2016

1. Send out email to enable/energize liaison activities – TBD Liaison

2. Find new lead for Green Aviation – Marty, Andy, & Leadership Team – Brien Seeley

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Back Up and Informational

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Aircraft Electric/Hybrid-Electric Power &

Propulsion Workshop

Workshop to be held July 28th, 2016

Hilton Salt Lake City Center, 255 S W Temple, Salt Lake City, UT

Detailed Agenda and Welcome Package

Workshop Objectives

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• Discuss and define the technologies and technology advances required

to realize hybrid electric and electric-propelled flight in civil and military

aircraft

• Further the understanding of the evolving and future demand for

electrical power in military aircraft in order to help identify potential dual-

use applications

• Help identify the appropriate role for AIAA in supporting the aerospace

industry and profession in the identification of the R&D necessary to

make advances in more electric aircraft in the nearer term and the

transition to hybrid electric, and even electric propulsion

• Bring appropriate communities together to discuss challenges and

advances in EP-related technologies by aerospace R&D organizations,

enhancing research roadmaps

Schedule

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0700 – 0800 Check-in and Continental Breakfast – Hilton Hotel Granite Conference Center

0800 – 0830 Introduction and welcome by Jeff Hamstra and Tom Irvine – Hilton Hotel Granite Conference Room

0830 – 0930 Speakers from adjacent research, Introduced by Shahab Hasan

Large Scale Batteries, Daniel Abraham and Extreme Electric Machines by Kiruba Haran

0930 – 1030 Panel: Visions of the Future, Moderator: Tom Irvine

Featuring John Nairus (AFRL), Cheryl Bowman (NASA) and Dr. Babu Chalamala (Sandia National Lab)

1030 – 1100 Coffee Break

1100 – 1205 Panel: Activities from AIAA Committees, Moderator: Rich Wahls

Craig Hange (V/STOL Aircraft Systems TC), Andrew Gibson (Green Engineering PC),

John Nairus (Energy Optimized Aircraft and Equipment Systems PC), Virginia Stouffer (Transformational PC)

1205 – 1305 Lunch

1305 – 1315 Breakout session introduction – Hilton Granite Conference room

1315 – 1345

1350 – 1420

1425 – 1455

Break out session 1 (Salons 1,2, and 3)



1500 – 1530 Coffee Break

1530 – 1615 Reports from breakout sessions by session moderators Shahab Hasan, Virginia Stouffer, and Michael Dudley

1615 – 1645 Wrap- Up and Next Steps by Jeff Hamstra and Tom Irvine

1645 – 1700 Closing Comments

Discussion Questions

• Technologies

What are the critical technology barriers to propagating E/HEP from small to large scale

applications? What are the top three breakthroughs are needed?

What is the risk/readiness assessment of the electric/hybrid electric propulsion technologies that are

currently being developed/demonstrated for small scale applications?

Do applicable standards for high power distribution on aircraft exist (IEEE/SAE/FAA), or are there high

power distribution standards that can be adapted? How about for large scale batteries?

When and how should the creation of FAA FARs and TSOs for large scale electric propulsion begin?

• Systems Integration

What new system integration architectures will be critical at large scale?

How will the role of traditional gas turbine engine manufactures evolve as we move toward large-scale

E/HEP applications? Will the GTE manufacture remain the “propulsion system contractor” and provide

all propulsion components, or will the airframe contractor take more of a propulsion integration role?

What are the advantageous or early roles for hybrid electric propulsion on aircraft? Eg. providing lift at

take off or cruise power in different phases of flight?

Are there certification roadmaps for hybrid-electric propulsion aircraft?

Are there regulatory or business-related roadblocks that are different from small to large scale

applications?

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Topics of Discussion Continued

• Role of AIAA

How can AIAA develop and encourage research and work in this field?

What EP/HEP activities should be taking place, and in which AIAA forums?

What are ways that AIAA could or should collaborate with IEEE and FAA to develop this field?

Is there a role for AIAA in creating standards for this field?

Is there a gap or gaps that FAA, IEEE and other bodies are not addressing that AIAA can help with?

What does that look like? A forum on power electronics? A new technical committee?

What is the perception of E/HEP technology within your organization; what is needed to better advocate

the technology?

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