Solving engineering challenges in Aerospace and Advanced Technologies.
Quartus supports programs of every scale, from emerging innovators to industry leaders. Whether we’re augmenting your team or delivering a complete solution, we help teams overcome their toughest engineering challenges. Explore our case studies to see how we’ve partnered with others, and how we can support your next project.
Quartus worked collaboratively with the JPL FSS team for over two years, functioning as the primary structural (stress and dynamics) analyst.
Ares I-X geometry is used to develop a CFD model for transonic termination shock around an expansion corner and check calculations against flight and test data.
Quartus and Momentus worked together to develop a gallery-type PMD to maintain uninterrupted reaction mass at the outlet of the tank for fill fractions from launch to end of life.
A nonlinear transient survival level seismic analysis was performed on the Magellan Telescopes using Abaqus/Standard 6.14.
Quartus was contracted by Malin Space Science Systems (MSSS) to perform thermal analysis of two imaging instrument for the MSL mission: MAHLI and MastCam.
Quartus was contracted by Malin Space Science Systems (MSSS) to perform thermal analysis for the NASA Lunar Orbiter Cameras (LROC).
Honeywell needs to certify a Flight Control Chassis for a new aircraft environment.
A Structural, Thermal, and Optical Performance (STOP) analysis was needed to assess the robustness of Arcstone instruments in a specific thermal setting and to highlight areas for possible design improvement.
Quartus provided structural analysis support for the SkySat program for several years, from pre-PDR concept development thru qualification and acceptance testing.
Quartus performed an independent FE model correlation of the E-STA for NASA’s Engineering and Safety Center (NESC).
Quartus provided Harris with a turnkey solution to their problem in the form of a very precise, highly engineered Lidar system that incorporated cutting edge aerospace design, including novel (and subsequently patented) scanner technology.
Quartus conducted nonlinear seismic and windshake analysis for the Giant Magellan Telescope to assess structural behavior under extreme loads. High-fidelity simulation revealed critical risks and informed design decisions.
Quartus has been involved in the Stratolaunch project - the largest wingspan aircraft to ever fly at 385ft. - since its infancy, and continues to help navigate engineering challenges and provide exceptional value.
