NASA High Speed Commervial Vehicle (HSCV) Propulsion System and NPSS Model Development

NASA’s High Speed Commercial Vehicle (HSCV) project aims to develop concepts and establish technology needs to enable supersonic commercial air travel for 50 passengers at cruise speeds in the range of Mach 2 – 4. This paper summarizes the propulsion content of the HSCV program. Specifically described within is the derivation of propulsion system requirements, the architecture concept, the development of a corresponding NPSS model, and trade study conclusions derived therefrom.

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2025-07-16
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https://doi.org/10.2514/6.2025-3128
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Rocket and propulsion systems research
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NASA High Speed Commervial Vehicle (HSCV) Propulsion System and NPSS Model Development

Jimmy C. Tai, Russell K. Denney, Daniel Moore
Rocket and propulsion systems research
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NASA High Speed Commervial Vehicle (HSCV) Propulsion System and NPSS Model Development

Jimmy C. Tai, Russell K. Denney, Daniel Moore
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NASA’s High Speed Commercial Vehicle (HSCV) project aims to develop concepts and establish technology needs to enable supersonic commercial air travel for 50 passengers at cruise speeds in the range of Mach 2 – 4. This paper summarizes the propulsion content of the HSCV program. Specifically described within is the derivation of propulsion system requirements, the architecture concept, the development of a corresponding NPSS model, and trade study conclusions derived therefrom.

Georgia Institute of Technology (US)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Rocket and propulsion systems research
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NASA High Speed Commervial Vehicle (HSCV) Propulsion System and NPSS Model Development — Jimmy C. Tai, Russell K. Denney, et al. · (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS