The Space Station active thermal control technical challenge

Ellis, W. E.

doi:10.2514/6.1989-73

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“…An essential challenge in thermal 3.3. Challenges in Developing MPFL Systems for Small Satellites: Insights and Considerations control system mechanical interfaces involves connecting the satellite radiators (both externally deployable and body-mounted) with the fluid lines, which is a crucial aspect [Ellis, 1984]. Efficient heat transfer between these sections is vital for effectively transporting heat from hot regions to radiators.…”

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Thermal control techniques for infrared imaging on nanosatellites

Shanmugasundaram

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Chandrakanth Joshi for their time and advice in various capacities. Mr. Lamphrecht's guidance on spacecraft thermal analysis and control techniques were essential to shaping my research to one that is purposeful and meaningful to the thermal community.I extend my gratitude to CR Technologies for providing me with a free license of the Thermal Desktop Software to support my research simulations and other student projects that I led at the lab. Specifically. I am thankful to Ms. Cindy Beer for her help and communication with installing the software packages and offering advice to my queries.

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