Thrust-vectoring capability has become a critical feature for propulsion systems as space missions move from static to dynamic.Thrust-vectoring is a well-developed area of rocket engine science.For electric propulsion...Thrust-vectoring capability has become a critical feature for propulsion systems as space missions move from static to dynamic.Thrust-vectoring is a well-developed area of rocket engine science.For electric propulsion,however,it is an evolving field that has taken a new leap forward in recent years.A review and analysis of thrust-vectoring schemes for electric propulsion systems have been conducted.The scope of this review includes thrust-vectoring schemes that can be implemented for electrostatic,electromagnetic,and beam-driven thrusters.A classification of electric propulsion schemes that provide thrust-vectoring capability is developed.More attention is given to schemes implemented in laboratory prototypes and flight models.The final part is devoted to a discussion on the suitability of different electric propulsion systems with thrust-vectoring capability for modern space mission operations.The thrust-vectoring capability of electric propulsion is necessary for inner and outer space satellites,which are at a disadvantage with conventional unidirectional propulsion systems due to their limited maneuverability.展开更多
This paper presents the flight dynamical behavior of the thrust vectoring aircraft with extended bifurcation and continuation methods. In contrast to the standard bifurcation and continuation methods, the extended met...This paper presents the flight dynamical behavior of the thrust vectoring aircraft with extended bifurcation and continuation methods. In contrast to the standard bifurcation and continuation methods, the extended methods are capable of calculating the continuation curves of the equilibrium points for the particular type of trimming flight. Therefore, these methods can not only give the performance measures of aircraft, but also determine the stability of trimming points. In this paper, the methods are used to verify the effectiveness of the thrust vectoring control law, to define the flight envelope boundary, to analyze the stability and controllability of trimming flight, and to predict the departures of the instable flight. The result shows that the extended methods provide more flight dynamic information and are useful in preliminary design of the thrust vectoring aircraft.展开更多
This research paper presents a numerical study on the flow characteristics and performance of a baffled shock two-dimensional vector nozzle. The baffled shock vector nozzle is a type of fluid thrust vectoring nozzle t...This research paper presents a numerical study on the flow characteristics and performance of a baffled shock two-dimensional vector nozzle. The baffled shock vector nozzle is a type of fluid thrust vectoring nozzle that uses a secondary injection to deflect the primary flow and generate a vector angle. The fluid thrust vectoring technology is regarded as a key technology for the development of very low detectable vehicles because of its advantages, such as fast response, lightweight, and good stealth performance. The main objectives of this study are to investigate the effects of various parameters such as slot interval distance, slot width, injection angle, nozzle pressure ratio, secondary flow pressure ratio, and outflow Mach number on the deflection angle, thrust coefficient, thrust efficiency, and secondary flow ratio of the nozzle. The numerical simulations are carried out using the k-epsilon turbulence model, which is validated by comparing it with experimental data. The results indicate that optimizing the slot interval distance and width, increasing the injection angle, adjusting the nozzle pressure ratio and secondary flow pressure ratio, and controlling the outflow Mach number can enhance the nozzle performance. The results also reveal the complex flow phenomena inside the nozzle, such as shock wave interactions, flow separation and reattachment, and boundary layer effects. The study provides a comprehensive understanding of the flow characteristics and performance of a baffled shock two-dimensional vector nozzle and offers some guidance for its design and optimization.展开更多
Dual throat nozzle (DTN) is fast becoming a popular technique for thrust vectoring. The DTN is designed with two throats, an upstream minimum and a downstream minimum at the nozzle exit, with a cavity in between the u...Dual throat nozzle (DTN) is fast becoming a popular technique for thrust vectoring. The DTN is designed with two throats, an upstream minimum and a downstream minimum at the nozzle exit, with a cavity in between the upstream throat and exit. In the present study, a computational work has been carried out to analyze the performance of a dual throat nozzle at various mass flow rates of secondary flow and nozzle pressure ratios (NPR). Two-dimensional, steady, compressible Navier-Stokes equations were solved using a fully implicit finite volume scheme. The present computational results were validated with available experimental data. Based on the present results, the control effectiveness of thrust-vectoring is discussed in terms of the thrust coefficient and the coefficient of discharge.展开更多
Aiming at the deficiencies of notch filters on the aspect of vibration suppression for elastic missile with swing nozzle thrust vector control(SNTVC),an active vibration controller(AVC)is proposed.It is composed of an...Aiming at the deficiencies of notch filters on the aspect of vibration suppression for elastic missile with swing nozzle thrust vector control(SNTVC),an active vibration controller(AVC)is proposed.It is composed of an optimal state feedback controller(OSFC)and an optimal minimal order state observer(OMOSO),which can be respectively designed based on the separation principle.The design rules of these two elements are successively given.Computer simulation results present that AVC can realize strong vibration suppression and good convergence property after disturbing.Moreover,it has simple design and then it is easily implemented in engineering.In addition,the AVC scheme can also resolve the poor system stability to a great extent,which is resulted from the bad static stability of missile body.展开更多
基金performed at large-scale research facility"Beam-M"of Bauman Moscow State Technical University following the government task by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation(No.FSFN-2024-0007).
文摘Thrust-vectoring capability has become a critical feature for propulsion systems as space missions move from static to dynamic.Thrust-vectoring is a well-developed area of rocket engine science.For electric propulsion,however,it is an evolving field that has taken a new leap forward in recent years.A review and analysis of thrust-vectoring schemes for electric propulsion systems have been conducted.The scope of this review includes thrust-vectoring schemes that can be implemented for electrostatic,electromagnetic,and beam-driven thrusters.A classification of electric propulsion schemes that provide thrust-vectoring capability is developed.More attention is given to schemes implemented in laboratory prototypes and flight models.The final part is devoted to a discussion on the suitability of different electric propulsion systems with thrust-vectoring capability for modern space mission operations.The thrust-vectoring capability of electric propulsion is necessary for inner and outer space satellites,which are at a disadvantage with conventional unidirectional propulsion systems due to their limited maneuverability.
文摘This paper presents the flight dynamical behavior of the thrust vectoring aircraft with extended bifurcation and continuation methods. In contrast to the standard bifurcation and continuation methods, the extended methods are capable of calculating the continuation curves of the equilibrium points for the particular type of trimming flight. Therefore, these methods can not only give the performance measures of aircraft, but also determine the stability of trimming points. In this paper, the methods are used to verify the effectiveness of the thrust vectoring control law, to define the flight envelope boundary, to analyze the stability and controllability of trimming flight, and to predict the departures of the instable flight. The result shows that the extended methods provide more flight dynamic information and are useful in preliminary design of the thrust vectoring aircraft.
文摘This research paper presents a numerical study on the flow characteristics and performance of a baffled shock two-dimensional vector nozzle. The baffled shock vector nozzle is a type of fluid thrust vectoring nozzle that uses a secondary injection to deflect the primary flow and generate a vector angle. The fluid thrust vectoring technology is regarded as a key technology for the development of very low detectable vehicles because of its advantages, such as fast response, lightweight, and good stealth performance. The main objectives of this study are to investigate the effects of various parameters such as slot interval distance, slot width, injection angle, nozzle pressure ratio, secondary flow pressure ratio, and outflow Mach number on the deflection angle, thrust coefficient, thrust efficiency, and secondary flow ratio of the nozzle. The numerical simulations are carried out using the k-epsilon turbulence model, which is validated by comparing it with experimental data. The results indicate that optimizing the slot interval distance and width, increasing the injection angle, adjusting the nozzle pressure ratio and secondary flow pressure ratio, and controlling the outflow Mach number can enhance the nozzle performance. The results also reveal the complex flow phenomena inside the nozzle, such as shock wave interactions, flow separation and reattachment, and boundary layer effects. The study provides a comprehensive understanding of the flow characteristics and performance of a baffled shock two-dimensional vector nozzle and offers some guidance for its design and optimization.
文摘Dual throat nozzle (DTN) is fast becoming a popular technique for thrust vectoring. The DTN is designed with two throats, an upstream minimum and a downstream minimum at the nozzle exit, with a cavity in between the upstream throat and exit. In the present study, a computational work has been carried out to analyze the performance of a dual throat nozzle at various mass flow rates of secondary flow and nozzle pressure ratios (NPR). Two-dimensional, steady, compressible Navier-Stokes equations were solved using a fully implicit finite volume scheme. The present computational results were validated with available experimental data. Based on the present results, the control effectiveness of thrust-vectoring is discussed in terms of the thrust coefficient and the coefficient of discharge.
文摘Aiming at the deficiencies of notch filters on the aspect of vibration suppression for elastic missile with swing nozzle thrust vector control(SNTVC),an active vibration controller(AVC)is proposed.It is composed of an optimal state feedback controller(OSFC)and an optimal minimal order state observer(OMOSO),which can be respectively designed based on the separation principle.The design rules of these two elements are successively given.Computer simulation results present that AVC can realize strong vibration suppression and good convergence property after disturbing.Moreover,it has simple design and then it is easily implemented in engineering.In addition,the AVC scheme can also resolve the poor system stability to a great extent,which is resulted from the bad static stability of missile body.
