An integrated method to design a spacecraft vibration protection system

Authors

  • Ermakov Vladimir Yur'evich Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)
  • Plaskeev Nikita Aleksandrovich Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)
  • Tufan Ant Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)
  • Milanko Kirill Nikolaevich Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

Keywords:

vibration protection system, method for measuring the amplitude frequency response, finite element method, machine learning method, dynamic rigidity, damping coefficient, mechanical stress, spectral power density of vibrations

Abstract

The article proposes an integrated method to design a spacecraft vibration protection system which includes the rational use and combination of well-known methods such as the method of amplitude-frequency characteristics of an oscillator, the finite element method and the machine learning method. The analysis of the effectiveness of using each method in the design of a vibration protection system is carried out, depending on the mass-dimensional and physical characteristics of spacecrafts, as well as on the levels of vibration disturbances coming to them. While developing the proposed integrated method, the limitations imposed on vibration protection systems, as well as limitations depending on the objectives of spacecrafts, are taken into account

Author Biographies

Ermakov Vladimir Yur'evich, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

Cand.Sci. in Engineering Science, Associate Professor of Department 601 “Space Systems and Rocket Science”, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

Plaskeev Nikita Aleksandrovich, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

postgraduate student of Department 601 “Space Systems and Rocket Science”, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

Tufan Ant, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

Teaching Assistant of Department 601 “Space Systems and Rocket Science”, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University).

Milanko Kirill Nikolaevich, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

postgraduate student of Department 601 “Space Systems and Rocket Science”, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)

Published

2024-15-08

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