Qiang LI, Lin KONG, Lei ZHANG, et al. Thermal design and validation of multispectral max width optical remote sensing satellite[J]. Optics and precision engineering, 2020, 28(4): 904-913.
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Qiang LI, Lin KONG, Lei ZHANG, et al. Thermal design and validation of multispectral max width optical remote sensing satellite[J]. Optics and precision engineering, 2020, 28(4): 904-913. DOI: 10.3788/OPE.20202804.0904.
Thermal design and validation of multispectral max width optical remote sensing satellite
In order to solve the thermal control problem of multiple optical remote sensing payloads and platform units on asatellite using limited thermal control resources
a design scheme based on active and passivethermal control strategies was presented. First
according to the satellite characteristics
thermal control requirements
and orbital heat flux
the thermal designing overall project was confirmed. Next
detailed thermal design instructions foroptical payloads and important platform instruments were listed
and the temperaturesof satellite subassemblies are calculated by finite element analysis software. Then
a thermal balance experiment on the whole satellite system was carried out to obtain test temperatures and verify the correctness of the thermal design. Finally
the real effect of the thermal design scheme was proved by comparing the temperature data obtained from on-orbit telemetry
thermal analysis
and thermal testing of the satellite. On-orbit telemetry data indicate that the temperature of the main payload camera is controlled from 19.7 ℃ to 20.3 ℃.The temperature of minor optical payloads ranged from -31.2 ℃ to 6.6 ℃
and the temperature of units inside the satellite cabinranged from 9.7 ℃ to 29.5 ℃. All the temperature results meet the requirements of the thermal control index. The temperature difference between on-orbit telemetry
thermal analysis
and thermal testing is less than ±3 ℃.The results show that the thermal design of the optical remote sensing satellite is correct and feasible
while the thermal analysis and test process are reasonable and credible.
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