CEC/ICMC 2025 Abstracts & Technical Program

Session

M1Or2A - [Special Session] Transportation I: Government Agencies & Industry Partners

May 19, 2025, 11:15 AM

Naples 1/2

Conveners

M1Or2A - [Special Session] Transportation I: Government Agencies & Industry Partners

• Parag Kshirsagar (Raytheon Technologies Research Center)
• Shreyas Balachandran

409. M1Or2A-01: [Invited] Advanced Cryogenic Cooling Concepts for Superconducting Technologies on Electric Transport Platforms

Sastry Pamidi (FAMU-FSU College of Engineering & The Center for Advanced Power Systems)

5/19/25, 11:15 AM

Invited Oral

There is growing interest in superconducting technologies for large electric transport platforms such as electric aircraft and ships to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector. Superconducting technologies have high efficiency and power density, which are necessary to achieve the electrification of large transport platforms. Liquid hydrogen (LH2) fueled platforms...

428. M1Or2A-02: [Invited] Impacts of Liquified-Petroleum-Gas (LPG) and Liquid-H2 Cryogenic Fuels to improve the Performance and Thermal Management of Aerospace Vehicles

Timothy Haugan

5/19/25, 11:35 AM

Invited Oral

Alternative families of propulsion fuels such as hydrogen, the liquified-petroleum-gas (LPG) family (methane, ethane, propane, butane, other), alcohols of hydrocarbons (methanol, ethanol, propanol, other), natural gas, biofuels, and other, are increasingly being considered for transportation industries and applications, including shipping, aerospace and rocket propulsion. And the cryo-cooled...

207. M1Or2A-03: [Invited] Non-functional superconducting system requirements in a marine environment

Peter Ferrara (Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division)

5/19/25, 11:55 AM

Invited Oral

The US Navy has been investing in superconducting and cryogenic technology since the 1940’s when the Navy Research Lab published its first scientific article on the subject. Since then the Office of Naval Research and the Naval Sea Systems Command have worked towards developing applications of the technology including motors, generators, cables, and magnets. When designing such complex...