Application of simulation modelling in static tests of space-rocket vehicles
- Authors: Grebnev D.N.1, Duplihin V.K.1, Zuperman J.A.1, Aistov A.I.1, Kukushkin V.E.1
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Affiliations:
- JSC Space Rocket Centre «Progress», Samara
- Issue: Vol 15, No 2 (2016)
- Pages: 43-49
- Section: AIRCRAFT AND SPACE ROCKET ENGINEERING
- URL: https://journals.ssau.ru/vestnik/article/view/3059
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.18287/2412-7329-2016-15-2-43-49
- ID: 3059
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Abstract
The study presents the principles of application of simulation modeling in conducting static tests of aerospace products using the small satellite (SS) «Aist-2D» as an example. Limitations of static tests that do not allow comprehensive analysis of the stress-strain state of a satellite are discussed. For example, it is not always possible to install sensors for measuring stress in remote locations. Simulation static tests using the finite element method with the use of the finite- element analysis MSC. Patran/Nastran package is proposed as an additional method of analyzing the stress-strain state of a product. The goals and tasks of the simulation tests are formulated and the main stages of the simulation modeling tests are described. To obtain consistent results of simulation modeling tests validation of the finite- element model of a satellite is required. The validation consists in confirming the adequacy of the model by analyzing the stress-strain state of the structure of the satellite. The main advantage of the simulation modeling test is the reduction of the cost of preparing and conducting the static tests. The efficiency of the method was confirmed in conducting the simulation modeling tests of the SS «Aist-2D», held in parallel with the static tests of the satellite. Thus, the application of the method of simulation modeling of static tests makes it possible to reduce the costs of static tests, improve the quality of static strength experiments and, consequently, increase the reliability of the satellite.
About the authors
D. N. Grebnev
JSC Space Rocket Centre «Progress», Samara
Author for correspondence.
Email: grebnev@samspace.ru
Deputy Chief Designer, Deputy Head of Department
Russian FederationV. K. Duplihin
JSC Space Rocket Centre «Progress», Samara
Email: duplihin@samspace.ru
Head of Department
Russian FederationJ. A. Zuperman
JSC Space Rocket Centre «Progress», Samara
Email: zuperman@samspace.ru
Head of Sector
Russian FederationA. I. Aistov
JSC Space Rocket Centre «Progress», Samara
Email: aistov@samspace.ru
Head of Sector
Russian FederationV. E. Kukushkin
JSC Space Rocket Centre «Progress», Samara
Email: kukushkin@samspace.ru
Design Engineer
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