Michał Jasztal
Senior lecturer
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Dr. Michał Jasztal is a Senior Lecturer at the Military University of Technology in Warsaw, Poland. His research areas include vulnerability analysis of drones, aviation mechanisms, sustainable design in engineering, and the development of parachute deployment systems. He has published several articles examining the static and fatigue strength of materials, as well as numerical simulations related to aviation and fire safety.
Articles (14)
Sounding rockets must be equipped with a proper recovery system enabling the safe return of all rocket modules to the ground. This requirement is achieved by a parachute recovery system triggered by various types of deployment mechanisms. The paper presents the process of designing and implementing a low-cost parachute deployment mechanism for use in sounding rockets. The design of the mechanism is based on commercially available CO2 cartridges, electric igniter and the original housing structure made using 3D printing technology. As a result of a number of experimental tests, the design details of the device were improved. Finally, successful verification tests were carried out on the operation of the developed parachute deployment mechanism on the finished sounding rocket structure.
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Collaborators (7)
Justyna Tomaszewska
Polish Air Force University
Andrzej Komorek
assistant professor
Polish Air Force University
Artur Kłosiński
Military University of Technology
Norbert Grzesik
Professor
Military University of Technology
Marek Rośkowicz
Military University of Technology in Warsaw
Jan Godzimirski
Military University of Technology in Warsaw
Mariusz ZIEJA
Instytut Techniki Budowlanej
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