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]]>10. Method of autonomous determination of the rocket’s reference attitude during pre-launch processing
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Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2024, (1); 85-92
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2024.01.085
Language: Ukrainian
Annotation: To solve the navigation tasks (determination of the apparent accelerations and angular velocities and calculation of rocket orientation angles) in the rocket engineering, the data from the sensing elements (angular velocity sensors and accelerometers) is used. Accuracy of reference attitude determination of the rocket in the steady mode (at lift-off) has great influence on accuracy of the received navigation data during the flight. Gimballess inertial navigation system, built on the basis of inertial MEMS-sensors of Industry class (three angular velocity sensors and three accelerometers), is taken as the navigation device. In the classical version, the integration of data from angular velocity sensors and from accelerometers is the basis of gimballess inertial navigation system operation. It results in accumulation of errors when solving the navigation task (in particular due to the integration of data from angular velocity sensors). Taking it into consideration, the alternative method of rocket’s reference attitude determination during the pre-launch processing is offered. This method does not use mathematical operations of integration and is autonomous. Initial data, received from the gimballess inertial navigation system, is used as the output data. This data is used to determine the rocket’s reference attitude (orientation of object-centered coordinates in the geographical reference system) in the steady mode. Orientation angles are determined without the integration of data picked up from the angular velocity sensors. The comparative analysis to define the processing efficiency of the navigation device initial data was held during the determination of the rocket’s orientation angles in the steady mode, using the proposed method and Runge-Kutta method. The received results showed that accuracy of the reference attitude determination with the proposed method is higher. Thus, the proposed method will help reduce the errors in determination of the rocket’s reference attitude in the steady mode that in the future will improve the accuracy in determination of navigational parameters during the rocket’s flight.
Key words: navigation system, mems-sensors, accelerometers, angular velocity sensors, reference attitude
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2024, (1); 121-128 DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2024.01.121 Language: Ukrainian Annotation: Pyrotechnic devices are important elements in rocket and space technology, which to a large degree determine the flight success of the launch vehicles, since they enable instantaneous operations to separate spent stages, change configurations, ensure safety, etc.
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]]>14. Experimental studies of the performance of pyrotechnic devices installed on the launch vehicle separation systems
Organization: Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2024, (1); 121-128
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2024.01.121
Language: Ukrainian
Annotation: Pyrotechnic devices are important elements in rocket and space technology, which to a large degree determine the flight success of the launch vehicles, since they enable instantaneous operations to separate spent stages, change configurations, ensure safety, etc. Pyrotechnic devices are subject to strict requirements for reliability, safety, security and efficiency. The article presents an experimental study of the performance of a linear shaped charge of a launch vehicle stage separation system. This type of linear shaped charge is one of the most common types of linear shaped charge, which are used in launch vehicle separation systems being developed in Ukraine. One of the main characteristics of the linear shaped charge, which determines the efficiency and reliability of the separation process, is the depth of penetration of the cumulative jet into the obstacle. The work studied the effect of a cumulative jet of a linear shaped charge with a semi-cylindrical cumulative part. An experimental confirmation of the performance of this type of linear shaped charge is presented, using the example of a linear shaped charge with a diameter of 5 mm, acting on an obstacle made of aluminum alloy grade 2219. The research methodology, experimental scenario, in particular, a description of the research object and a scheme for measuring test results are presented. Depth of cumulative jet penetration into the obstacle was measured in 60 points along the cut line of the samples under study. A statistical analysis of the experimental results was carried out, in particular, the average penetration depth was determined. An improved formula is proposed for the practical calculation of the penetration depth of a cumulative jet for a linear shaped charge with a semi-cylindrical cumulative part, using an additional correction factor. It is noted that the depth of penetration of a cumulative jet into an obstacle is significantly influenced by technological aspects. Taking into account this influence, the lower limit of the one-sided tolerance interval was determined. Recommendations are provided to improve future experimental procedures. Based on the obtained results, it was established that the linear shaped charges under study are operational and meet the requirements for linear shaped charges, installed on launch vehicle separation systems.
Key words: cumulative effect, shaped charge, linear shaped charge, separation systems, pyrotechnic separation devices, linear shaped charge parameters.
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ESA Operations. – Access mode: https://twitter.com/esaoperations/status/ 1168533241873260544 (Access date 12.09.2019). Orbital Debris: The Growing Threat to Space Operations / Advances in the Astronautical Sciences. Trajectory Error and Covariance Realism for Launch Cola Operations / Advances in the Astronautical Sciences. Recommended Risk Assessment Techniques and Thresholds for Launch Cola Operations / Advances in the Astronautical Sciences.
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]]>7. Mechanics of a satellite cluster. Methods for estimating the probability of their maximal approach in flight
Organization:
Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2020, (1); 76-84
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2020.01.076
Language: Russian
Annotation: The mathematic modeling was performed of the flight of light-class three-stage launch vehicle injecting a payload into sun-synchronous orbit of 700 km altitude and a cluster of observed space debris objects in the conditions of dynamically changing cataloged space situation. It is shown that as the launch moment becomes closer, the cataloged space situation is ascertained, which leads to the constant change of the quantity of hazardous space debris objects observed in the vicinity of launch vehicle trajectory and to the change of the parameters of their approach to the launch vehicle: minimal relative distance, relative velocity, rendezvous angle and launch moment for which hazardous approach is revealed. The hazardous approaches for the launch vehicle trajectory under consideration are more often observed with the relative velocities of more than 8 km/s and rendezvous angles less than 90 deg and their variations within the launch window do not exceed 1.2 m/s and 0.035 deg respectively. In this case, the histograms of distribution of relative distance, relative velocity, and rendezvous angle from catalog to catalog vary insignificantly. The distribution of hazardous approaches in launch time within launch window is not uniform, the regions are observed with low quantity of hazardous approaches and with high quantity. The hazard of launch vehicle collision with observed space debris objects in a launch is confirmed. In all, in the launch day time window under consideration, more than ten hazardous approaches are revealed, for two of them the approach to minimal distance of less than 1 km is predicted. This testifies to the necessity of taking measures to increase safety of launch vehicle flight through observed space debris cluster. In order to increase Ukrainian launch vehicles miss ion safety in the conditions of near space pollution, it is proposed to create the system of pre -flight space analysis, whose tasks are periodic analysis of space situation not less than once in a day, revealing of hazardous approaches, determination of their parameters, and preparation of data to make decision on launch time.
Key words: method of launch time planning, safety of flight through space debris cluster
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The laser welding and surfacing technology will allow avoiding the use of costly and unique equipment and will allow reducing and optimizing the technological manufacturing cycle rejecting the long –term and energy-consuming technological operations.
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]]>8. Development of Nozzle Blocks New Manufacturing Technology without Blazing
Organization:
Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine1; STC «Paton Welding Institute», Kiev, Ukraine2
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2018 (2); 68-75
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2018.02.068
Language: Russian
Annotation: The article describes the problems of manufacturing large-size nozzle blocks by classical for Ukrainian space industry method of high-temperature brazing. The Yuzhnoye SDO-selected way of solving this problem and the first strides on the way to organization of new production using innovative technologies of laser welding and surfacing are presented. The step-by-step sequence and procedure of research work to develop and test a new technology of cooled nozzle block manufacturing are described. Four phases are identified, out of which the first two phases have already been successfully performed. The laser welding and surfacing technology will allow avoiding the use of costly and unique equipment and will allow reducing and optimizing the technological manufacturing cycle rejecting the long –term and energy-consuming technological operations. The scientific-and-technological works performed showed the principle feasibility of making connection between the external jacket and internal wall of a nozzle block using laser welding. The test samples manufactured confirmed the high strength characteristics, which had been preliminary obtained by the theoretical calculation methods. The sections obtained by surfacing demonstrate good metallurgical connection between the layers. On the test samples, the technique was tried-out allowing repairing defect areas in a welded seam obtained by laser welding method. This is especially important from the technological and economic viewpoints, as the technology of high-temperature brazing applied currently does not allow making guaranteed repair of brazed joints.
Key words: liquid rocket engine nozzles, laser, laser welding, laser surfacing
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A comparison of nitrogen and time specific consumption in dehydration operations is done and recommendations are given for their use in the cosmodromes’ launch complexes fuel storage and preparation facilities. Space Rocketry Ground Infrastructure Technological Facilities: Engineering Manual.
]]>2. Dehydration of Hydrocarbon Fuels by Method of Over-Saturation Drop
Organization:
Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2018 (1); 6-12
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2018.01.006
Language: Russian
Annotation: An alternative method of kerosene dehydration is proposed, which is based on application of cyclic technology of supersaturation decrease using dry nitrogen. A comparison of nitrogen and time specific consumption in dehydration operations is done and recommendations are given for their use in the cosmodromes’ launch complexes fuel storage and preparation facilities.
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For the specified loading conditions during the ground operations with the warhead, the most dangerous computational cases are determined which have been implemented during the virtual tests. Key words: computer modelling , computational models , ground operations , mechanical condition , performance Bibliography: 1. computer modelling , computational models , ground operations , mechanical condition , performance .
]]>8. Virtual Tests of Cassette Reentry Vehicle Dash Elements Attachment System during Ground Operation
Organization:
Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine1; Pidgorny A. Intsitute of Mechanical Engineering Problems, Kharkiv, Ukraine2; National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute”, Kharkiv, Ukraine3
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2019, (1); 54-63
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2019.01.054
Language: Russian
Annotation: This paper describes the effective approach for the technology of the rocket airframe development testing, based on the method of numerical modelling, which enables the virtual experimental runs prior to the beginning of the development testing to check the performance of the standard airframes and predict issues of concern. The method is realized based on the computer models developed in the ANSYS Workbench environment. Based on the offered method the complex mechanical system, which attaches the cluster projectiles in the conditions of the temperature exposure and heat cycling, underwent the virtual tests. Computational models, criteria and test procedures necessary for the analysis of the mechanical condition and prediction of the performance of the actual airframe of the warhead were developed. Moreover, computational models consider all the design and technological features of the airframe: layout of the projectiles attachments, initial stress-strain state of the system after the tightening of the threaded connections, friction between the components of the system and their mutual displacement, temperature dependence of the physical and mechanical characteristics and ultimate stress of materials. For the specified loading conditions during the ground operations with the warhead, the most dangerous computational cases are determined which have been implemented during the virtual tests. Test results were used to conduct the static analysis of the mechanical condition, strength and conditions for performance of the actual structure of the attachment under the impact of the operating levels of temperature exposure and heat cycling. Results of the virtual tests confirm the performance of the projectiles attachment system and are introduced into production in the phase of engineering development.
Key words: computer modelling, computational models, ground operations, mechanical condition, performance
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In spite of the fact that this procedure does not provide exact value of the specified gas saturation, its application will accelerate and make cheaper the process of fuel preparation for filling operations at the launch site, which is especially relevant in case of fuel saturation by helium.
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]]>6. Investigation into Peculiarities of Delivery to Launch Base of Rocket Propellant with Specified Gasing
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Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2019, (1); 38-44
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2019.01.038
Language: Russian
Annotation: This article considers the issue of achievement of the specified value of propellants saturation by helium after their delivery from the manufacturers to the launch site. Knowing the fact that propellants gas saturation or gas separation processes are labour-consuming and costly this issue is of immediate interest. In order to solve this problem number of factors have been considered, which determine the value of gas saturation in the propellants delivered to the launch site and procedure to control the value of gas saturation by the fuel manufacturer has been developed. This procedure implies that shipping tank container is pressurized after being fueled with propellants at the manufacturer’s, the pressure is characterized by the value of the known initial deficit or excess of gas in the propellants, following which tank container is delivered to the launch site. During transportation tank container is subjected to various kinds of mechanical actions (vibration, rolling and pitching in the sea, braking, transshipment), therefore intensive mixing of propellants occur. As propellants mix, process of propellant saturation occurs when certain amount of gas transits from tank container’s gas volume into the liquid, therefore certain gas saturation is reached. Article includes the measuring results of the gas liquid medium parameters inside the tank containers with fuel in the process of fuel transportation to Ukraine from PRC factories and estimations of the measuring results using the developed model which confirmed the quantitative nature of the mass exchange processes, included in the model, going on in the gas liquid medium during transportation of the tank container with fuel equipment. It has been determined that due to inevitable errors in the measuring of the specified parameters by the tank container, the achievement of the specified gas saturation with high precision is problematic. In spite of the fact that this procedure does not provide exact value of the specified gas saturation, its application will accelerate and make cheaper the process of fuel preparation for filling operations at the launch site, which is especially relevant in case of fuel saturation by helium. Based on this fuel saturation by helium procedure, the complex technology is suggested, providing controlled gas saturation during fuel delivery and subsequent adjustment of gas saturation using launch site equipment. Therefore, this article develops and studies the original model of the controlled gas saturation of the fuel during its delivery to the consumer. Alternative of the practical use of the study results is suggested in the form of the complex technology of fuel saturation by helium, delivered in the tank containers from the manufacturer to the launch site.
Key words: oxidizer, fuel, saturation by helium, tank container, transportation
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Launch sites are the combination of technologically and functionally interconnected mobile and fixed hardware, controls and facilities, designed to support and carry out all types of operations with integrated launch vehicles.
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]]>5. Methodology of Normative Principles of Justification of Launch Vehicle Launching Facility Structures Lifetime
Organization:
The Institute of Technical Mechanics, Dnipro, Ukraine1; Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine2; Oles Honchar Dnipro National University, Dnipro, Ukraine3
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2019, (1); 28-37
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2019.01.028
Language: Russian
Annotation: This article contains results of methodology and standards development for life prediction of launch site structures to launch various types’ launch vehicles into near-earth orbit. Launch sites have been built in various countries of the world (European Union, India, China, Korea, Russia, USA, Ukraine, France, Japan, etc.). In different countries they have their own characteristics, depending on the type and performance of the launch vehicles, infrastructure features (geography of the site, nomenclature of the space objects, development level of rocket and space technology), problems that are solved during launches, etc. Solution of various issues, arising in the process of development of the standards for justification of launch site life is associated with the requirement to consider complex problems of strength and life of nonuniform structural elements of launch sites and structures of rocket and space technology. Launch sites are the combination of technologically and functionally interconnected mobile and fixed hardware, controls and facilities, designed to support and carry out all types of operations with integrated launch vehicles. Launch pad, consisting of the support frame, flue duct lining and embedded elements for frame mounting, is one of the principal components of the launcher and to a large extent defines the life of the launch site. Main achievements of Ukrainian scientists in the field of strength and life are specified, taking into account the specifics of various branches of technology. It is noted that the physical nonlinearity of the material and statistical approaches determine the strength analysis of useful life. Main methodological steps of launch site structures life prediction are defined. Service limit of launch site is suggested to be the critical time or the number of cycles (launches) over this period, after which the specified limiting states are achieved in the dangerous areas of the load-bearing elements: critical cracks, destruction, formation of unacceptable plastic deformations, buckling failure, corrosion propagation, etc. Classification of loads acting on the launch sites is given. The useful life of launch site is associated with estimation of the number of launches. Concept of low and multiple-cycle fatigue is used. Developing strength standards and useful life calculation basis, it is advisable to use modern methods of engineering diagnostics, in particular, holographic interferometry and acoustic emission, and to develop the high-speed circuits of numerical procedures for on-line calculations when testing the designed systems.
Key words: classification of loads and failures; shock wave, acoustic and thermal loads; low-cycle fatigue; hierarchical approach in classification; projection-iterative schemes of numerical procedur
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Based on the statistical processing of the deviations of the predicted time of solid fuel burn-out versus the realized one it was determined that the forecast based on the results of apparent acceleration measurement has the greatest accuracy with the minimal number of operations.
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]]>13. Prediction of Solid Propellant Burnout Time in Launch Vehicle Propulsion System in Flight
Organization:
Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2019, (1); 87-94
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2019.01.088
Language: Russian
Annotation: This article considers the problem of determination of propulsion system solid fuel burn-out time in the extraatmospheric flight segment taking the apparent acceleration and apparent speed measured by the inertial navigation system. Correlation analysis of the realized and nominal dependencies of the apparent acceleration and apparent speed of the launch vehicle on relative operating time of the propulsion system is suggested to be used to forecast the fuel burn-out time. In order to improve the accuracy of the forecast, and to decrease the amplitude and vibration rate of its results several channels simultaneously are suggested to be used for calculations with subsequent majority voting and digital filtration. As a result of the study, the procedure to forecast the time of solid fuel burn-out in the launch vehicle propulsion system in flight has been developed. Operability of the suggested procedure has been verified using the mathematical simulation of the launch vehicle flight for two operating modes of the propulsion system different from the nominal ones. Based on the statistical processing of the deviations of the predicted time of solid fuel burn-out versus the realized one it was determined that the forecast based on the results of apparent acceleration measurement has the greatest accuracy with the minimal number of operations. Suggested procedure is easily realized as the multistage adaptive algorithm and can be used in the guidance system of the solid-propellant launch vehicle in the extra-atmospheric flight segment for the numerical forecast of the reachable terminal parameters of flight, definition of command vector and development of the relevant thrust vector control commands.
Key words: guidance system, correlation analysis, procedure, mathematical simulation
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Based on this, as well as taking into account the sharp increase in the cost of weaponry, the considered problem is classified as an optimization one that should be solved through the theory of operations research. The classification of mathematical models has been indicated according to the scale of reproduced operations, purpose, and goal orientation. The first is implemented through modeling of the combat operations.
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]]>9. Methodology for selecting design parameters of solid-propellant sustainer engines. Mathematical support and software
Organization:
Yangel Yuzhnoye State Design Office, Dnipro, Ukraine
Page: Kosm. teh. Raket. vooruž. 2023 (1); 77-87
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33136/stma2023.01.077
Language: Ukrainian
Annotation: Substantiation of the research tools has been performed as a part of methodology development for the air and missile defense system. The problem under consideration is very complex due to the multifactorial nature of the research object, its qualitative variety and manifold structure, incomplete definition of the problem statement. Furthermore, the ability of modern technologies to produce different arms systems, which are capable of carrying out same class tasks, considerably increases the risk of making not the best decisions. Based on this, as well as taking into account the sharp increase in the cost of weaponry, the considered problem is classified as an optimization one that should be solved through the theory of operations research. In this theory, such task is viewed as a mathematical problem, and mathematical simulation is the basic method of research. The main types of mathematical models, their areas of application have been considered as a part of the analysis. The classification of mathematical models has been indicated according to the scale of reproduced operations, purpose, and goal orientation. Quantitative and qualitative correlation of forces has been accepted as the efficiency criterion, which determines a goal orientation of the model. The problems related to this have been shown. In particular, searching for the compromise between simplicity of the mathematical model and its adequacy to the research object is among these problems. Two of the basic approaches to principles of the military operation model construction and its assessment have been considered. The first is implemented through modeling of the combat operations. The second approach is based on the assumption that different armament types can be compared based on their contribution to the outcome of the operation, and on the possibility to assign «a weighting coefficient» named as a combat potential to each of these types. The modern level of problem solving related to this method has been shown. The reasonability of its application in the considered task, including the definition of forces correlation of the opposing parties, has been substantiated. The basic regulations of the construction concept of the required mathematical model and tools for its research have been formulated based on the analysis results: the assigned problem should be solved by analytical methods through the theory of operations research; the analytical model is the most acceptable conception of the analyzed level of the military operation; the synthesis of the model should be based on the idea of a combat potential. At the same time, it should be taken into account that the known approach to the definition of forces correlation, which uses the combat potential method, has a number of essential limitations, including the methodological ones. Therefore, within the bounds of further research, this approach requires the development both in terms of improving the reliability of the single assessment and in terms of giving the system qualities to the synthesized mathematical model.
Key words: multifunctional system, mathematical model, military unit, combat potential, correlation of forces, defensive sufficiency
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