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Study on radiation characteristics of multi-phase plumes containing ice crystals in orbit-control engines

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In order to obtain the radiation characteristics of the multiphase plume containing ice crystals in the high-altitude orbit control engine and analyze its influence on the telemetry effect, this paper deduces the radiation characteristics parameters of gases based on Einstein radiation theory and radiation transfer equation. Based on the latest HITRAN2020 spectral line library solving gas radiation and the Mie theory of particle scattering solving particle radiation, the radiation characteristic parameters of the multi-phase plume containing ice crystals in the high-altitude orbital control engine and the radiation intensity distribution in the near-infrared and mid-long wave infrared bands are simulated, and the main influencing factors of the radiation are analyzed. The results show that, in general, the main radiation of the engine plume includes the scattered light in the near infrared band and the thermal radiation in the middle long wave infrared band. In the near-infrared band, considering solar background radiation, the total radiation amount in the calculation domain is about 10 −6 W/sr, and the thermal radiation is dominant within the axial distance of 0.5 m, while the ice crystal scattering is dominant beyond the axial distance of 0.5 m . In the mid-long wave infrared band, the total radiation amount in the calculation domain is about 10 W/sr, and the thermal radiation of gas dominates within 1 m axial distance, while the thermal radiation of ice crystal dominates beyond 1 m axial distance.
Title: Study on radiation characteristics of multi-phase plumes containing ice crystals in orbit-control engines
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In order to obtain the radiation characteristics of the multiphase plume containing ice crystals in the high-altitude orbit control engine and analyze its influence on the telemetry effect, this paper deduces the radiation characteristics parameters of gases based on Einstein radiation theory and radiation transfer equation.
Based on the latest HITRAN2020 spectral line library solving gas radiation and the Mie theory of particle scattering solving particle radiation, the radiation characteristic parameters of the multi-phase plume containing ice crystals in the high-altitude orbital control engine and the radiation intensity distribution in the near-infrared and mid-long wave infrared bands are simulated, and the main influencing factors of the radiation are analyzed.
The results show that, in general, the main radiation of the engine plume includes the scattered light in the near infrared band and the thermal radiation in the middle long wave infrared band.
In the near-infrared band, considering solar background radiation, the total radiation amount in the calculation domain is about 10 −6 W/sr, and the thermal radiation is dominant within the axial distance of 0.
5 m, while the ice crystal scattering is dominant beyond the axial distance of 0.
5 m .
In the mid-long wave infrared band, the total radiation amount in the calculation domain is about 10 W/sr, and the thermal radiation of gas dominates within 1 m axial distance, while the thermal radiation of ice crystal dominates beyond 1 m axial distance.

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