1999
DOI: 10.15407/knit1999.01.090
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Theoretical evaluation of the amplitudes of pogo vibrations in liquid propellant launch vehicles

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“…where  is the angular (circular) oscillations frequency, G d is weight flowrate at the POGO suppressor inlet, R d , J d are linearized hydraulic and inertial resistance coefficients, F sf is the effective bellow area. The symbol (*) in (17) marks the deviations of the parameter (*) from its steady-state value. For the gas-liquid POGO suppressor with a free boundary between liquid and gas phase, the expression (17) for the input impedance of this type of sup- .4  10 -3 m 3 at the suppressor working pressure of liquid oxygen g p = 5 bar.…”
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“…where  is the angular (circular) oscillations frequency, G d is weight flowrate at the POGO suppressor inlet, R d , J d are linearized hydraulic and inertial resistance coefficients, F sf is the effective bellow area. The symbol (*) in (17) marks the deviations of the parameter (*) from its steady-state value. For the gas-liquid POGO suppressor with a free boundary between liquid and gas phase, the expression (17) for the input impedance of this type of sup- .4  10 -3 m 3 at the suppressor working pressure of liquid oxygen g p = 5 bar.…”
Section: The Choice Of the Pogo Suppressor Rational Parameters For Prmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The symbol (*) in (17) marks the deviations of the parameter (*) from its steady-state value. For the gas-liquid POGO suppressor with a free boundary between liquid and gas phase, the expression (17) for the input impedance of this type of sup- .4  10 -3 m 3 at the suppressor working pressure of liquid oxygen g p = 5 bar. The analysis of the effectiveness of LV POGO stability providing for considered suppressor design versions showed the gas-liquid suppressor without bellows separation of phases is a bit more effective than the POGO suppressor with bellows separation of gas and liquid phases (for identical volumes of their gas cavities).…”
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“…In flights of large scale launch vehicles with liquid rocket engines, axial coupled vibrations have always been observed [1,2]. The vibrations arise when the frequency of Study on fluid-structure interaction in liquid oxygen feeding pipe systems using finite volume method 707 pressure oscillation in the propulsion system closely matches that of the vehicle structure.…”
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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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