High Power Rocketry
A RAMBLIN' ROCKET CLUB PROJECT
High Power Rocketry
NAR Section 701 - GTRC
High Power Rocketry at Georgia Tech is an individually paced project team meant to help subsidize the cost of certification flights with the National Association of Rocketry and Tripoli organization.
About HPR
Georgia Tech High Power Rocketry is a group focused on assisting students with designing and launching their own high powered rockets. Students collaborate on designs and work to obtain certifications from both the National Association of Rocketry and Tripoli organizations.
First time building a rocket? Just bring your enthusiasm and we’ll teach you how to do the rest! Students learn to use simulations/design software to create their rockets and have the opportunity to apply rocketry concepts while building manufacturing experience with their Level 1 rockets. At Level 2, we help students build more complex vehicles that typically include electronics, and may include more advanced materials such as fiberglass or carbon fiber. At Level 3, the final level for the NAR, students can create a written report that documents their process in building and designing a large high powered rocket. Rockets at this level will include electronics and utilize multiple advanced materials that can withstand the forces on the rocket.
Each year, HPR attends several launches to provide all our students the opportunity to launch their creations. Expect to see us at HARA, ROSCO, and SEARS launches located across Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina! Hope to see you there!
