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THERMAL ANALYSIS OF THE
CAMERA HEAD OF THE ROVER
Saikumar Reddy
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MOTIVATION
Extreme thermal conditions on the Moon
Affects the smooth functioning of the vision
system, by overheating the cameras
i) In-turn affecting the 500m traverse detection and/or
ii) Quality of the images sent back
This calls for a careful heat transfer analysis, for predictingfailures and help design a better thermal casing
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TYPES OF FAILURES
Over-heating of electronic components (Cameras)
Failure due to thermal expansion
- Fatigue due to thermal cycling (expansion
during day and contraction during night)
- Pointing of the stereo cameras is affected
due to the thermal expansion of casing
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APPROACH
Test for Over-Heating Computational radiation and conduction analysis
using THERMAL DESKTOP
Test for Thermal -Expansion Coupled Thermal-Structural analysis using
ABAQUS (Finite Element Analysis)
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RESULTS
The temperature of the stereo cameras during
duty cycle, generating 2.5 W, on a typical hotlunar day came out to be in range of 500 to 600 C
Due to thermal expansion the relative
displacement between the stereo cameraschanges approximately by
r = Ux i + Uyj + Uz k
r = 0.78 i+ 0.27j+ 0.76 k
= 1.26 mm
r
r
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HEAT TRANSFER ANALYSIS IN THERMAL
DESKTOP (SET- UP)
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RESULTS (RAY-TRACE PLOT AND HEAT
FLUX PLOT)
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RESULTS(HEAT FLUX CONTOUR PLOT)
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RESULTS(TEMPERATURE CONTOUR PLOT)
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THERMAL-STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS SET-UP
Albedo (12% of Solar)
Solar radiation heat
(assumed Sun is directly above)
Casing is made of Pure Aluminum and is
Isotropic in nature, painted white, e = 0.85
Ambient temperature is 120 C
Loading Conditions
Assumptions
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Boundary Conditions
THERMAL-STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS SET-UP
Revolute Joint
Ux=Uy=Uz=0
CAD model of the Camera-HeadAnalogous fully enclosed casing of the
camera head
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RESULTS
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RESULTS
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RESULTS
Comparison of deformed and un-deformed shapes of the thermal
casing (scaled 10 times)
Stress plot
MPa
High stress points, with stress valuebeyond Yield point.
Filleting required
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SOLUTION
Try to design the camera head, in such a way that
the stereo cameras could be placed more close to
each other. Current design is good, but a better
design could be made.
Expansion can be avoided/reduced by choosing
better materials which have lower values of CTE.
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FLOW-CHART FOR ANALYSIS
New design
of thermal
casing
Develop similar CAD
model in Thermal
Desktop (TD)
PRE-PROCESSING
material properties, heat-
loads, orbital heating rates
Solve for heat flux
absorbed using Radks
solver in TD
Input the heat-flux results
obtained from radiation
analysis into SINDA solver
to solve for temperatures
Is camera
temperature
within
tolerable
limits?
Change design
parameters
(design topology,thickness, width
etc.,), choose new
materials
Perform thermal-
structural analysis
Develop an appropriate
CAD of the thermal casing
with cameras in ABAQUS/
ANSYS
Use heat-flux values obtained from
TD as loads provide boundary
conditions based on the assembly
Is the
pointing of
the cameras
affected?
YesNo
Post-Process the results toplot displacement and
stress contour plot
Change design parameters
(design topology, thickness, width
etc.,), choose new materials
No
Yes
Design
Okay!
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CONCLUSION
Approximately 45% - 50% temperature gradientexists between the ambient temperature(120 C)and the temperature of the cameras (50 C to 60C), which is towards a conservative side (worst
case temperature), as no heat pipes have yet beendesigned.
The cameras move a distance of ~ 1.26 mmrelatively from each other when a purealuminum casing is used. This could possiblyaffect the calibration of the cameras and theprecision of 500m traverse, depending upon thetolerance levels
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FUTURE WORK
Using heterogeneous (alloys/ composite
materials) to perform the heat transfer and
thermal-structural analysis
Design of heat pipe that conducts away the heat
generated by the stereo cameras
Once the casing design is finalized, its prototypecan be subjected experimental high and low
temperatures so as to observe if the structural
integrity of the casing is maintained.
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THANK YOU!