The parachute container cover ejection separation is the first and foremost motion for the return capsule recovery system,which is related to the success of a recovery system.Adopting the computational fluid dynamics(...The parachute container cover ejection separation is the first and foremost motion for the return capsule recovery system,which is related to the success of a recovery system.Adopting the computational fluid dynamics(CFD)simulation and flight dynamics coupling method,the parachute container cover ejection separation is simulated.The rationality of the ejection separation speed and dynamic characteristics of the separation process is analyzed.Meanwhile,the influences of angle of attack,Mach number and ejection separation speed on the parachute container cover ejection are also investigated.Results show that the ejection separation speed design is reasonable.It has a certain design margin for parachute container cover to escape from the wake region,and to pull out the drag parachute completely.The results may provide a theoretical basis for recovery system engineering design of the lunar exploration project.展开更多
基金Supported by the Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(2012ZC52035)
文摘The parachute container cover ejection separation is the first and foremost motion for the return capsule recovery system,which is related to the success of a recovery system.Adopting the computational fluid dynamics(CFD)simulation and flight dynamics coupling method,the parachute container cover ejection separation is simulated.The rationality of the ejection separation speed and dynamic characteristics of the separation process is analyzed.Meanwhile,the influences of angle of attack,Mach number and ejection separation speed on the parachute container cover ejection are also investigated.Results show that the ejection separation speed design is reasonable.It has a certain design margin for parachute container cover to escape from the wake region,and to pull out the drag parachute completely.The results may provide a theoretical basis for recovery system engineering design of the lunar exploration project.