Title: MHD element for Attitude Control and Stabilization of the Rotating Spacecraft Some new ideas
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5Stability of a rotating SC with a flexible
element located along its rotation axis 1, 2
6Auroral Probe (INTERBALL project)
7Mathematical model
where
8Stability condition
where
9 Stability and instability domains for the
rotating SC of the AP type- - stability -
instability (one unstable root) instability
(two unstable roots)
??
?I
10Root loci of the second and third roots for
the variable parameters ?? and ?I
11Mathematical simulation of the nutation of the
gyro-stable AP- type SC (?0 const 0.0523 s-1
and ?c 0.06 s-1) (a) s is a vector locus
corresponding to the mass m displacement by the
strains of the flexible element (b) ? is a
vector locus corresponding to the angular
components of the SC
?
s
12Mathematical simulation of the nuta tion of the
gyro-unstable SC of the AP type (?0 const
0.0523 s-1 and ?c 0.03 s-1) (a) s is a vector
locus corresponding to the mass m displacement by
the strains of the flexible element (b) ? is a
vector locus corresponding to the angular
components of the SC
?
s
13MHD-elementTheory and experiment3, 4
14The MHD-element of the torus shape completely
filled with an electroconductive magnetized liquid
15Stability of a rotating SC with MHD-element in
the control loop 5, 6
16Mathematical model of a rotating SC with MHD
control
The root of the characteristic equations
responsible for the stability
17Stabilization of the gyro-stable SC of the AP-
type with MHD elements and accelerometers. The
mathematical simulation for ?0 const 0.0523
s-1, ?c 0.06 s-1 (a0 2, a1 3) (a) s is a
vector locus corresponding to the mass m
displacement by the strains of the flexible
element (b) ? is a vector locus corresponding to
the angular components of the SC
?
s
18Stabilization of the gyro-unstable SC of the AP-
type with MHD elements and accelerometers. The
mathematical simulation for ?0 const 0.0523
s-1, ?c 0.03 s-1 (a0 2, a1 3) (a) s is a
vector locus corresponding to the mass m
displacement by the strains of the flexible
element (b) ? is a vector locus corresponding to
the angular components of the SC
?
s
19Facility for the experimental studying of the
MHD-phenomena
1, 2, 3 the rotating MHD-element
20Experimental results
Amplitude and phase responses of I/V control loop
- Theory
- Experiment, A(f)
- Experiment, ??(f)
?, ?
The hydrodynamical moment acting on the torus
during the slow braking of its rotation
- Theory
- Experiment without magnetic field
- Experiment with magnetic field
21MHD-element for the attitude control and
stabilization of a rotating spacecraft Some new
ideas 7, 8, 9, 10
22Reminiscences concerning some problems of Rocket
Carriers dynamics and stability
The launches of N-1 heavy Rocket Carrier (RC) in
the years 1969 1972 discovered the disturbing
moment in the roll plane, caused by the twist of
the Liquid Propellant Engines (LPE) jets
combination around the longitudinal axis of the
RC.
23The heavy RC N-1
The view from the tail on the 30 LPE of the N-1 RC
24The equilibrium forms of 8 interacting LPE jets
- a The form with the regular symmetry
- b The form with two planes of symmetry
- c - The form with screw symmetry
25Mechanical models of the LPE jets forms presented
in the previous slide
- a The form with the regular symmetry
- b The form with two planes of symmetry
- c - The form with the screw symmetry
26The launch of N-1 RC 3-L
27General comment to the slide 22
- Analyzing the situation described above we see
the arising in particular cases of the roll
moment caused by a gas dynamical eccentricity of
LPE jets. The moment is acting on a non rotating
object (RC). - We are looking forward to use the analogous
phenomena for generating the pitch and yaw
moments for the attitude control of the rotating
SC. These moments must be in the contrary to the
previous case under strict control. The point is
that we can use for this purpose a hydro
dynamical eccentricity with MHD control. - Let us consider this problem more closely.
28MHD effects in the Nature
Force lines of the Jovian magnetic field in the
vicinity of the Io orbit
The forces acting on the elements of a rotating
plasma torus
Eccentric Jovian plasma torus including the Io
moons orbit
29Table 1. Parameters of Jupiter
30Table 2. Parameters of Jovian torus
31 New MHD-element realizing the attitude control
of a spinning SC
Ferromagnetic magnet guide
Electro conductive liquid
Winding
32Rotating SC with a new MHD-element
Mathematical model
Steady-state regime
33MHD control of the three surface of the liquid
34Summary
- The fact of vital importance is that the system
being under consideration has no hinges and does
not need any special fuel expenses - To confirm the new conception and to make the
next step for its practical application we must
fulfill a good deal of theoretical and
experimental investigation.
35References
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Rotating Spacecraft of the INTERBALL Auroral
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