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Full-Text Articles in Propulsion and Power
Application Of Low Thrust Propulsion Techniques To Satellite Attitude Control Systems, Jeffrey J. Abbott
Application Of Low Thrust Propulsion Techniques To Satellite Attitude Control Systems, Jeffrey J. Abbott
Theses and Dissertations
Equation of motion for a satellite controlled through continuous, low thrust propulsion systems are analyzed through numerical integration techniques. The equations of motion are derived using the Euler Moment Equations. The properties of the satellite model are based upon the Intelsat VII design of communications satellite. A simple rate and error feedback controller is used in providing active attitude control about two and three axes. Perturbation models are created and applied based upon the satellite model. Parameters varied include thrust levels and controller deadband widths. System response times, pointing accuracy, and total impulse required for attitude control are determined as …
Experimental Evaluation Of Design Variables For Two-Dimensional Confined Jet Thrust Vector Control Nozzles, Timothy M. Hawkes
Experimental Evaluation Of Design Variables For Two-Dimensional Confined Jet Thrust Vector Control Nozzles, Timothy M. Hawkes
Theses and Dissertations
An experimental study of the axial and vectoring performance of two - dimensional (2-D) confined jet thrust vector control (CJTVC) nozzles was performed. The effects of adding secondary injection ports and changing exit height and secondary injection port location were studied on several 2-D CJTVC nozzles. The axial and vectoring performance results for these nozzles were measured over a range of pressure ratios. An analytical method for predicting flow separation was found to be applicable to these nozzles. Guidelines for designing 2-D CJTVC nozzles, that can be vectored using secondary injection, were established.
Numerical Analysis Of An Axisymmetric Thrust Augmenting Ejector, Kenneth R. Gage
Numerical Analysis Of An Axisymmetric Thrust Augmenting Ejector, Kenneth R. Gage
Theses and Dissertations
Use of an ejector is an effective way to increase the thrust produced by a jet. In this thesis project an axisymmetric ejector concept which had been previously explored by experiment was numerically modeled. An existing axisymmetric, internal flow code based on the explicit MacCormack method was modified to incorporate primary nozzle structure and flow injection within the flowfield. Results were compared qualitatively and quantitatively with experimental results to verify the validity of the model. Internal flow structure, difficult to obtain in experiment, is easily examined. This code may be used for parametric analysis of such ejector performance parameters as …
Axisymmetric Thrust Augmenting Ejector With Discrete Primary Air Slot Nozzles, Steven G. Reznick, Milton E. Franke
Axisymmetric Thrust Augmenting Ejector With Discrete Primary Air Slot Nozzles, Steven G. Reznick, Milton E. Franke
AFIT Patents
A circular thrust augmenting ejector has an annular wall which defines a central passageway and a convergent contoured inlet section, a constant area cylindrical mixing section and a divergent conical diffuser outlet section. The inlet, mixing and outlet sections merge one into the next in axisymmetric serial relationship. The ejector also has a plurality of discrete primary nozzles arranged about the periphery of the annular wall at the entrance to the inlet section thereof for injecting a primary flow of high velocity air into the inlet section and thereby entraining a secondary flow of ambient air into the central passageway …