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27 April 2011 Performance analysis for a new whole-spacecraft isolation using viscoelastic damping material
Bo Fang, Song Li, Wenhu Huang
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Abstract
In severe vibration environment, whole-spacecraft isolation is applied to increase the success probability of launch. For keeping the spacecraft safe, a new structure of whole-spacecraft isolation using viscoelastic damping material (VEM) is presented. First, the models of the VEM are described, and the influencing factors of the damping are analyzed. Then the significant of stiffness, area and geometry for VEM in practical use processing is proved through the simulation experimentation of the VEM we designed. Finally, the performance of new whole-spacecraft isolation structure is evaluated in varying operational modes by simulation experiments. Results show that VEM applied in the new whole-spacecraft isolation is reasonable, and the vibration environment of satellite is improved.
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Bo Fang, Song Li, and Wenhu Huang "Performance analysis for a new whole-spacecraft isolation using viscoelastic damping material", Proc. SPIE 7977, Active and Passive Smart Structures and Integrated Systems 2011, 79772B (27 April 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.880251
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KEYWORDS
Solid modeling

Vibration isolation

Optical isolators

Satellites

Polymers

Data modeling

Motion models

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