ams tracker thermal control system (ttcs) phase ii safety presentation srii meeting, 21 may 2007,...
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AMS Tracker Thermal Control System (TTCS) Phase II Safety Presentation SRII meeting, 21 May 2007, Houston Johannes van Es/NLR. Contents. TTCS Objective TTCS System Overview TTCS Components TTCS operational results. TTCS System Overview. 144 Watts. TTCS Objective . - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Tracker Thermal Control System
AMS Tracker Thermal Control AMS Tracker Thermal Control System (TTCS)System (TTCS)
Phase II Safety Presentation Phase II Safety Presentation SRII meeting, 21 May 2007, HoustonSRII meeting, 21 May 2007, Houston
Johannes van Es/NLR
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• TTCS Objective• TTCS System Overview• TTCS Components• TTCS operational results
ContentsContents
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TTCS System OverviewTTCS System Overview
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The AMS-2 SiliconTracker
Radiators for the Tracker (2x1.25 m2)
192 Hybridsproducingeach 0.75Watt of heat
144 Watts
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Tracker Thermal Control System
• Provide accurate temperature control of AMS Tracker front-end electronics
• Keep heat away from the Cryogenic System and Magnet
TTCS Objective TTCS Objective
Silicon wafer thermal requirements Hybrid circuit thermal requirements Operating temperature: Operating temperature: -10˚C / +25˚C -10˚C / +25˚C Survival temperature: Survival temperature: -20˚C / +40˚C -20˚C / +40˚C Temperature stability: Temperature stability: 3˚C per orbit 3˚C per orbit Maximum allowed gradient between any silicon: 10.0˚C Dissipated heat: Dissipated heat: 2.0 W EOL 144 W total (±10%)
0.75 W per hybrid pair (S=0.47 W, K=0.28 W)
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• Two independent redundant CO2 two-phase pumped loops– Primary loop
• TTCB Box on Port side • Condenser at Wake and RAM radiator (also port side)
– Secondary Loop • TTCB Box on Starboard side • Condenser at Wake and RAM radiator (also starboard
side)– TTCE Tracker Thermal Control Electronics located at
the wake radiator bottom next to PDS
TTCS Overview TTCS Overview
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TTCS box envelopes
(locations)
Tracker radiators
TTCS Condensers are attached to the Tracker radiators
Tracker
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• All components except the evaporator and the condenser are located in the TTCS-box– one primary box (port side)– one secondary box (starboard side)
• Containing– Pumps (2x)– Accumulator with Peltier heat exchanger– Heat Exchanger with start-up heaters– Absolute pressure sensors (2x)– Differential pressure sensors (2x)– Cold orbit heater (1 unit)– Pre-heaters (2x)– Thermal switches (20x)– Pt1000 temperature sensors (30x)– Dallas temperature sensors (22x)
Box componentsBox components
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Tracker Thermal Control SystemTracker Thermal Control System
Evaporator (overview)Evaporator (overview)
192 Hybrids each producing 0.75
Watts of heat (144 W total)
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Tracker Thermal Control SystemTracker Thermal Control System
Evaporator (overview)Evaporator (overview)
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Evaporator tubing upper inner and outer ring Evaporator tubing upper inner and outer ring
Connection to transport tubing
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Welding close to TTCS boxesWelding close to TTCS boxes
Tracker Thermal Control System
TTCS Boxes TTCS Boxes
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weld locations indocated with arrows
TTCS Primary Box TTCS Primary Box location location
(wake port side)(wake port side)
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Tracker Thermal Control SystemTracker Thermal Control System
TTCS Condenser locationsTTCS Condenser locations
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• TTCS Primary loop Wake Condenser (WAKE port side)
• Each system has two condensers one on Wake side and one on RAM side
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RAM
WAKEPORT side
STARBOARD side
Primary loop TTCS tubing on port side
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RAM
WAKEPORT side
STARBOARD side
Secondary loop TTCS tubing on starboard side
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Each independent loop includes the following components the loop box:• 2 redundant pumps• 1 Accumulator to
– accommodate liquid in case of two-phase operation and to allow for temperature-volume changes
– control the evaporation temperature in the evaporator by control heaters, Peltier elements and emergency heaters
• Heat Exchanger to use the evaporator heat to pre-heat the subcooled CO2 fluid (saves power)
• 2 Pre-heaters to heat both evaporator branches to Tsaturation
TTCS System summary box components TTCS System summary box components
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• Absolute pressure sensors to monitor the pressure
• Differential pressure sensors to monitor the mass flow
• Cold orbit heater used to increase energy content of the CO2 two-phase flow. To avoid too low temperatures in cold orbit condition operation
• Start-up heater to heat the liquid flow to the evaporator from -40C to -20C to keep front-end electronics in their temperature window
TTCS System summary box componentsTTCS System summary box components
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Tracker Thermal Control SystemTTCS BoxTTCS Box
Cold orbit heater
accumulator
Heat exchanger
Diff. P-sensor
Abs. P-sensor
Swagelok weld couplings
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Cold orbit heater
accumulator
Heat exchanger
Diff. P-sensor
Abs. P-sensor
Cover with ext. connectors
Swagelok weld couplings
TTCS BoxTTCS Box
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Cold orbit heater
Pump Electronics box
Pumps
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Pump is an adapted Martian Exploration rover pump by PDT
• Centrifugal pump
• Successful CDR in September 2006
PumpPump
EM Pump
Pump Controller
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Two-phase accumulator • Heat pipe to heat the accumulator in the centre of the
accumulator– Peltiers to cool the accumulator at the mantle the Peltier
cold side connected to the liquid line from the condensers
AccumulatorAccumulator
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Tracker Thermal Control SystemAccumulatorAccumulator
HP cross section
liquid inlet pipe with mesh
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• Mesh Design• Spoke design to transport the liquid to the HP• Wick Design Fan Mesh to keep the CO2 around the liquid inlet to
supply the CO2-loop with liquid
Fan mesh detail
AccumulatorAccumulator
Spoke and Fan mesh design
Spoke mesh designfan mesh design and liquid inlet
HP cross section
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Heat Exchanger QM/FM
Heat exchanger AssemblyHeat exchanger Assembly
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• Heat Exchanger exists of: – 36 stacked heat exchanger plates (Inconel 625)– Two container parts (Inconel 625) with machined tube ends
• 2 Diff. Pressure Sensor at ones side• 4 connections to the loop at the other side
– 2 heater wires at the mantle– 2 brackets to connect to the bottom plate – 2 clips to connect HX to the brackets – 6 Thermal Switches (integrated later) to avoid overheating the TTCS
system
HX QM/FM AssemblyHX QM/FM Assembly
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HX QM/FM AssemblyHX QM/FM Assembly
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Pre-heaterPre-heater
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Cold-orbit heaterCold-orbit heater
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Tracker Thermal Control SystemTTCS Breadboard Testing ResultsTTCS Breadboard Testing Results
Datafile name: d:\CO2-loop data\030527 CO2 0906.asc
-40
-35
-30
-25
-20
-15
-10
-5
0
5
15500 17500 19500 21500 23500 25500
time[s]
AccuTop
LiqHX_in
LiqTopHX_outLiqLowHX_out
RAM-out
WAKE-out
To7
To12To16
To22
To30Ti1
Ti12Ti18
Ti21Ti23
Ti24
HX-vap-out
Tracker thermal I/F temperatures (evaporators)Accu
wake out
ram out
HX in
RAM and WAKE heat sinks are forced to thermal model radiator temperature profile
HX out