Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering

Cryogenic Space Thermal Systems and Advanced Refrigeration Laboratory (CSTAR)

Led by Sunjae Kim · Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

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What we study

This lab studies how liquids boil and condense in low gravity, which matters for keeping spacecraft and their fuel cool. Liquid hydrogen is a major focus, along with cooling for high-power electronics and computer simulations of these flows.

What working here is like

  • Computational
  • Building & testing
  • Coding helps
Projects
2

Current projects

Acoustic wave-assisted microgravity water electrolysis

Tests whether acoustic waves can help water electrolysis work in microgravity, for the life support system of spacecraft.

Cryogenic storage and thermal control for liquid hydrogen ships

Investigates cryogenic storage and two-phase thermal control for liquid hydrogen ships.

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