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Thermal Control
Robert ManningAAE450Spring 2007
Outline Fundamentals Thermal Control Devices Heat Shield (TPS) Resources & Considerations
Fundamentals: Steady-state thermal modeling is
simply an energy balance. Q is heat flux or transfer (Watts) q is heat flux per unit area (W/m2) Area is ALWAYS normal to transfer. Three method of heat transfer:
radiation, conduction, & convection.
Fundamentals: Conduction Simple one dimensional condition:
K = Thermal conductivity (W/m/K) dt/dx = Temperature gradient (K/m) Derivative can be approximated
using two temperature (T1 and T2)
x
TTKq
dx
dTKq
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Fundamentals: Convection Newton’s Law of cooling:
h = Transfer Coefficient (W/m2-K) Empirical equation. Use Nusselt number
correlations to determine h. Laminar/Turbulent?
Free convection/external/internal?Boiling/Condensation?
)( 2121 TThq
Fundamentals: Radiation
Heat emitted is governed by Stefan-Boltzmann Law. is emissivity. is 5.67x10-8 J/(K4-m2-s)
Heat absorbed is governed by the absorbitivity coefficient .
Use view factor relationship (Incropera Chapter 13)
incidentabsorbout qqTq 4
Fundamentals: Tricks Area is projected area of radiation. If no heat is generated in body,
temperature can be controlled by examining /.
We can treat thermal conductance as an electrical resistor:
R
TQ
KA
xR
Thermal Control Devices Passive Thermal Control:
System without any moving parts or electrical input
Active Thermal Control:Anything that has moving parts and/or electrical input
Multi-layer Insulation
MLI is typically part of micrometeorite protection.
Use Effective Emmittance(~0.005):
Chapter 13.2.5 from Incropera
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Pumped-Loop Systems Active Control Transfers heat from one location to
another using a pumped liquid. Typically use water for human habitat. Ammonia or Freon used for external or
non-habitat portions. Use counter-flow heat exchangers! Chapter 11 of Incropera
Radiators Active Control Used in conjunction with pumped-
loops to radiate heat into space. Two types:
body-mounted or deployable Use Flash Evaporators when not
deployed
Thermal Protection System Difficult. Ask Prof. Schneider! Establish characteristics of entry:
Velocity-altitude profilebluff or streamlined bodyKnudsen numberablative vs. no ablation
Consider using existing data or codes!
TPS: Flow characteristics Chemical reaction at high temperatures
Oxygen: T > 2000 K, Nitrogen: T > 4000 K Possible ionization Turbulent, separated, shock interactions Convection vs. Radiation
Knudsen: kn > 0.1 => no continuum
length ccharacteri
path freemean
kn
Resources: Books
1) Excellent Thermal Design Book:David G. Gilmore. Spacecraft Thermal Control Handbook.
2) Incropera, DeWitt, et al. Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer.
3) Anderson, John. Modern Compressible Flow or Hypersonic and High Temperature Gas Dynamics.
Resources: Web Code for aero-thermal modeling:
http://roger.ecn.purdue.edu/~aae450s/methods.pdf
TPSX:http://tpsx.arc.nasa.gov/
Resources @ Purdue SODDIT:
Sandia One-Dimensional Direct and Inverse Thermal Code
Newton’s Method:
Predicts Cd and Cl for high mach numbers Prof. Schneider