Thermal control subsystem ensures performance in low Earth orbit, indicating effective design strategies.
This paper focuses on the analysis and investigating the design of thermal control subsystem for a small satellite operating in low Earth orbit (LEO). The European Student Earth Orbiter (ESEO) satellite was selected as the subject of this study. The primary goal of the thermal control subsystem is to guarantee the proper operation against the hard conditions of environment in space. The goal is to certify that the maximum and minimum temperatures of the panel’s lower sheet remain within the specified design range. Thermal analysis was implemented using commercially available tools. The comparison between the results showed that maximum Hot Case (1) temperature difference is 2.12 ℃ in panel (3), maximum Hot Case (2) temperature difference is 2.61 ℃ AMSAT. maximum cold Case (3) temperature difference is 1.68 ℃ in SOLAR PANEL (+Z). maximum cold Case (4) temperature difference is 2.05 ℃ in SOLAR PANEL (+X).
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