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Rocsat 2 Propulsion Module
Satellite and spacecraft propulsion systems from Astrium
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Rocsat 2
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ROCSAT 2 (Republic of China Satellite) is the second high-resolution
Earth observation satellite for the Taiwanese National Space Programme
Office (NSPO).
Rocsat is a regional remote sensing satellite for the collection
of data for natural disaster evaluation, agricultural applications,
urban planning strategy, environmental monitoring, and ocean surveillance.
The Rocsat 2 Attitude and Orbital Control System is based on 4
x 1 N
monopropellant thrusters supplied from a 104 litre monopropellant
N2H4 surface tension tank.
Propulsion Module
The Rocsat 2 propulsion system is typical of the many
self contained 'plug-in' propulsion modules supplied by Lampoldshausen.
The module, comprises the complete propulsion system together with
all of the associated sensors, heaters, thermistors, pressure transducers
and harness elements.
The 'plug-in' propulsion module provides just two interfaces:
A
structural interface to the satellite.
A single
electrical interface via connectors.
The following provides a pictorial insight into the Rocsat activities
at Astrium Lampoldshausen:
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Integration - Rocsat 2 Propulsion
Module
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Integration - heaters and thermistors
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Fitting of heaters and thermistors, routing of harness, verification
of heater and
thermistor functions.
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Integration - Harness Routing
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Manufacturing of harness, routing of harness and harness
verification.
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Testing - Propulsion Module
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Proof pressure test, response time measurement flow test,
calibration of pressure
transducer, verification of heaters etc.
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Integration - Multi-Layer Thermal
Insulation
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Alignment of Thrust Vectors
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Integration - Complete Propulsion
System
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More information
More information about the Rocsat AOCS system, and its functions,
can be found at theTaiwanese National Space Programme Office NSPO.
Contact for Further Information
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you require more detailed information on any of our products or services,
then please contact
us, indicating your particular areas of interest or intended application.
Your enquiry will receive our best attention.
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