Space

Thermal management in launch vehicles is critical to mission success. From cooling powerful rocket engines to preserving cryogenic propellants, protecting sensitive electronics, and safeguarding structures during re-entry, these systems ensure performance under extreme conditions.

Thermal management in space infrastructure plays a key role in maintaining functionality. It ensures temperature regulation across power systems, shields equipment from solar radiation, and sustains critical operations in orbiting stations or space habitats.

For satellites, thermal control is vital to protecting onboard electronics from extreme temperatures. It maintains stable operation by dissipating excess heat and managing cold exposure, ensuring reliable communication, data transmission, and power generation.