2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jppr.2021.12.001
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Dynamic interaction between clustered liquid propellant rocket engines under their asynchronous start-ups

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“…The operational conditions of LREs are typically categorized into three stages: the startup phase, the main stage, and the shutdown phase. A majority of studies indicate that during the startup and shutdown phases, the data measured by sensors exhibit highly non-stationary and transient characteristics [35][36][37][38]. Conversely, during the main stage, the engine operates stably, and the sensor measurements are either inherently stationary or can be rendered stationary through normalization, differencing, and similar procedures.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The operational conditions of LREs are typically categorized into three stages: the startup phase, the main stage, and the shutdown phase. A majority of studies indicate that during the startup and shutdown phases, the data measured by sensors exhibit highly non-stationary and transient characteristics [35][36][37][38]. Conversely, during the main stage, the engine operates stably, and the sensor measurements are either inherently stationary or can be rendered stationary through normalization, differencing, and similar procedures.…”
Section: Strategies For Online Monitoringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For solving the problems of low-frequency dynamics of LRPS and liquid rockets, the hydrodynamic model of LRE cavitating pumps [1,4,5,[11][12][13][14][15][16] includes elasticity of cavitation caverns B ~1(k*, q), volume V ~C(k*, q), and negative cavitation resistance B ~2(k*, q). These parameters of cavitation flow in pumps may be determined based on the dependencies of the experimental frequencies of cavitation bubble oscillations on pressure at the pump inlet p 1 and flow rate through pump G. According to the definition of elasticity of cavitation bubbles:…”
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“…With the help of semi-empirical coefficients obtained in [10], some important problems of low-frequency dynamics of LRPS and liquid rockets have been solved. They include the analysis of stability of longitudinal oscillations and the selection of parameters of dampers of longitudinal oscillations [5], the prediction of amplitudes of longitudinal oscillations while upgrading LVs [11,12 ], the study of the stability of the propulsion system [13], the determination of transi ent processes during the start and stop of the LRPS [4], the study of the influence of staggered start on the parameters of propulsion system launch [14], the influence of external and internal factors on the thrust misalignment at the LRE start [15], the simulation of engine start during fire tests in the throttle mode [16], etc.…”
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