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    • 专利摘要:
    The invention relates to the field of regulating fluid flow rates, and in particular a flow control device (109) comprising an upstream chamber (206), a downstream chamber (207), a plurality of capillary ducts (201-205 ) electrically conductive, fluidly connecting in parallel the upstream chamber (206) and the downstream chamber (207), a first and a second electrical terminal (208, 209) adapted to be connected to a source of electric current, and at least one electrical switch ( 210a, 210b, 21a, 211b) arranged to selectively connect one or more of said capillary conduits (201-205) between the electrical terminals (208, 209). The invention furthermore relates to a propellant supply system for a space electric thruster (101), comprising at least one such flow control device (109) for regulating a flow of propellant gas, as well as a method flow control device using such a flow control device (109).
    公开号:FR3034214A1
    申请号:FR1552500
    申请日:2015-03-25
    公开日:2016-09-30
    发明作者:Stephan Zurbach；Julien Rabin；Michael Oberg
    申请人:SNECMA SAS；
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    专利说明:

    [0001] BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to the field of regulating fluid flow rates, and in particular the regulation of very small flow rates such as those for supplying propellant gas to space electric thrusters. A means known to the person skilled in the art for regulating such a flow rate is the device known as "thermocapillary", that is to say an electrically conductive capillary conduit that can be connected to a source of electric current. Such an electric current flowing through the capillary duct will cause its heating by Joule effect, which will modify the pressure drop due to the capillary duct, and therefore the mass flow rate of fluid passing through the capillary duct for a supply pressure. determined.
    [0002] However, a significant disadvantage of known thermocapillary devices is that they do not allow to vary the fluid flow rate over a very limited range, especially when the supply pressure is constant.
    [0003] OBJECT AND SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present disclosure aims to remedy these drawbacks by proposing a flow control device which makes it possible to regulate very small fluid flow rates with great accuracy, over relatively wide ranges. This object is achieved by virtue of the fact that this flow control device comprises an upstream chamber, a downstream chamber, a plurality of electrically conductive capillary ducts, fluidly connecting the upstream chamber and the downstream chamber in parallel, a first and a second electrical terminal. capable of being connected to a source of electrical power, and at least one electrical switch arranged to selectively connect one or more of said capillary conduits between the electrical terminals.
    [0004] Thanks to the arrangement of a plurality of capillary ducts in parallel and the selective activation of the individual ducts, it is possible to very substantially widen the range over which the fluid flow rate can be regulated, compared with a system in which all the flow 5 through a single capillary duct can be heated by Joule effect. In order to simplify the regulation of the current flowing between the two electrical terminals, and thus the heating of the capillary ducts and of the flow, said at least one electrical switch may be arranged so as to selectively connect, between the electrical terminals, one of said capillary ducts. or more of said capillary conduits in series. In particular, to broaden the flow control range, the flow control device may comprise at least three of said capillary ducts and a plurality of electrical switches arranged to permit selection of a number of said capillary ducts to be connected to one another. series between the electrical terminals. To obtain these results with a particularly simple electrical circuit, the flow control device may comprise at least one electrical switch connected to one of said capillary ducts and able to be switched between an electrical connection to another of said capillary ducts and a electrical connection to one of said electrical terminals. In particular, a first end of a first capillary conduit may be connected to the first electrical terminal, a first end of a second capillary conduit to be connected to the second electrical terminal, and an electrical switch connected to a second end of the first capillary duct, be able to be switched between an electrical connection to the second electrical terminal and an electrical connection to a second end of the second capillary duct. Thus, switching this electrical switch allows to insert or exclude the second electrical conduit of the electrical circuit formed between the two terminals. The flow control device according to the present disclosure is particularly useful for the control of very small gas flow rates with precision and reliability in particularly difficult environments.
    [0005] Thus, the present disclosure also relates in particular to a propellant gas supply system, such as, for example, xenon, a space electric thruster, such as a Hall effect thruster comprising at least one such control device. flow rate for regulating a flow rate of said propellant gas, as well as a space electric thruster comprising such a propellant gas supply system. The present disclosure also relates to a method of regulating fluid flow rate between an upstream chamber and a downstream chamber, wherein at least one electrical switch selectively connects between two electrical terminals one or more of a plurality of electrically conductive capillary conduits connecting in a fluid manner in parallel with the upstream chamber and the downstream chamber, in order to heat by the Joule effect the one or more capillary conduits thus electrically connected between the two electrical terminals, in order to regulate a flow of circulating fluid, through the plurality of capillary ducts, of the upstream chamber to the downstream chamber. Several of said capillary ducts can thus be electrically connected in series between the two electrical terminals to regulate the flow of fluid. The current flowing between the two electrical terminals is also regulated to regulate the flow of fluid flowing through the plurality of capillary conduits. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be better understood and its advantages will appear better on reading the following detailed description of an embodiment shown by way of non-limiting example. The description refers to the accompanying drawings, in which: FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an example of an electric spatial thruster; and - Figures 2A to 2E schematically illustrate a flow control device according to one embodiment in five different modes of operation.
    [0006] DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION FIG. 1 illustrates an electric space thruster 101. The thruster 101, which is more specifically a Hall effect electrostatic thruster 5, comprises a channel 150 with an annular section, closed at its upstream and open end. at its downstream end, an anode 151 located at the upstream end of the channel 150, an emitting cathode 152, situated downstream of the downstream end of the channel 150 and equipped with at least one heating element 153, electromagnets 154, situated radially inside and outside the channel 150, and the propellant fluid injectors 155, located at the upstream end of the channel 150. Such a propellant 101 is particularly applicable for controlling the trajectory and orientation of a spacecraft, such as a satellite, a probe or an upper launcher stage. It makes it possible to obtain very high specific pulses (of the order of 1500 to 2000 seconds) and thus a very low consumption of propellant gas. However, their maximum thrust is currently quite limited. As can also be seen in FIG. 1, the thruster 101 also comprises a system 104 for supplying propellant fluid (for example, in xenon) with a line 105 for supplying the electrostatic propellant 101 with propellant gas connected to the injectors 155. of the electrostatic thruster 101. On the line 105 is installed a regulator 107 of supply pressure of the electrostatic propellant 101 propulsive gas. This pressure regulator 107 thus ensures substantially constant supply pressures of the two thrusters, even when the supply pressure upstream varies greatly. An on-off valve 110 and a flow control device 109 are also installed in series on the line 105 for supplying the electrostatic propellant 101 with propellant gas, downstream of the pressure regulator 107 but also upstream of the injectors. The on-off valve 110 serves to control the supply of the propellant to the electrostatic propellant, while the flow control device 109 serves to regulate its flow. Furthermore, the propellant fluid supply circuit 104 also comprises a bypass 171 connecting the line 105 downstream of the flow regulator 109 to the cathode 152, in order to provide a very limited flow of gas to this cathode. 152, which is a hollow cathode, so as to facilitate the emission of electrons from the cathode 152, and its cooling. Narrows 172 on this bypass 171 and upstream of the injectors 155 restricts the flow of propellant gas supplied to the cathode 152 relative to that injected through the injectors 155. The flow control device 109 should normally be suitable to regulate a very low propellant gas supply mass flow rate, of the order of a few mg / s. For this, the person skilled in the art normally uses flow control devices of the so-called "thermocapillary" or "thermoresist" type, in which the gas passes through a capillary duct connected to a current source in order to regulate the flow of gas by heating the capillary duct by Joule effect. In practice, however, these flow control devices of the state of the art allow to vary the flow rate on fairly narrow ranges, especially when the supply pressure is constant. Thus, the flow control device used in Hall PPS® 1350 thruster with a 265 kPa xenon supply pressure can only vary the flow rate in a range of 4 to 8 mg / sec. Although this is sufficient for this existing Hall effect booster, which is optimized for a single operating point, at 1.5 kW of power and 350 V of electrical voltage between the anode and the cathode, this is clearly insufficient. for electrostatic thrusters envisaged for operation over wide ranges of power and thrust, and thus requiring the regulation of propellant gas flow rates that may vary, for example, between 10 and 17 mg / s or even between 17 and 50 mg / s.
    [0007] To meet this need, the flow control device 109 according to one embodiment, illustrated in detail in FIGS. 2A to 2E, comprises five capillary ducts 201 to 205, fluidically connecting in parallel an upstream chamber 206 to a downstream chamber. 207. The upstream chamber 206 is intended to receive propellant gas from a source of propellant gas through the feed line 105, downstream of the pressure regulator 107 and the on-off valve 110, while that the downstream chamber 207 is intended to be connected upstream of the injectors 155, to supply them with propellant gas at regulated flow rate and pressure. The capillary ducts 201 to 205 are also electrically conductive, and the flow control device 109 also comprises a first electrical terminal 208, connected to a first end 201a of the capillary duct 201 adjacent to the upstream chamber 206, a second electrical terminal 209 , connected to a second end 205b of the capillary duct 205 adjacent to the downstream chamber 207, as well as to electrical circuits 210, 211 located respectively on the upstream and downstream chambers 206. Insulating tips 220 may be interposed between the ends capillary ducts 201 to 205 and the upstream and downstream chambers 206, 207 to isolate these ends of the circuits 210, 211 and between them. The electrical terminals 208, 209 may be connected to a source of electrical power, and in particular to a variable electrical power source. The circuit 210 comprises two switches 210a and 210b, and the circuit 211 comprises two other switches 211a and 211b. The switch 210a is connected to the end 202a of the capillary conduit 202, and is configured to be able to switch between a connection at the end 203a of the capillary conduit 203 and a connection at the second electrical terminal 209. Similarly, the switch 210a 210b is connected to the end 204a of the capillary conduit 204, and is configured to be able to switch between a connection at the end 205a of the capillary conduit 205 and a connection to the second electrical terminal 209. On the circuit 211, the The switch 211a is connected to the end 201b of the capillary conduit 201, and is configured to be able to switch between a connection at the end 202b of the capillary conduit 202 and a connection at the second electrical terminal 209. Similarly, the switch 211b is connected to the end 203b of the capillary conduit 203, and is configured to be able to switch between a connection at the end 204a of the capillary duct 204 and a connection to the second electrical terminal 209.
    [0008] The switches 210a, 210b and 211a, 211b thus make it possible to select a number of capillary ducts, among the five capillary ducts 201 to 205, to be electrically connected in series between the first and second electrical terminals 208, 209. Thus, in the configuration illustrated in FIG. 2A, the switch 211a connects the end 201b of the capillary conduit 201 to the second electrical terminal 209. In this way, regardless of the positions of the other switches, only the capillary conduit 201 is connected between the two electrical terminals 208, 209, and an electric current flowing between these two terminals 208, 209 will circulate through this capillary conduit 201, among all the capillary ducts 201 to 205, heating the capillary duct 201 to regulate the flow gas. In contrast, in the configuration illustrated in FIG. 2B, the switch 211a connects the end 201b of the capillary conduit 201 to the adjacent end 202b of the capillary conduit 202. The switch 210a connects the other end 202a of the capillary conduit 202 to the second terminal 209, in such a way that, independently of the positions of the remaining switches, only the capillary ducts 201 and 202 are connected, in series, between the first and second electrical terminals 208, 209, and an electric current flowing between them two terminals 208, 209 will circulate only through these capillary ducts 201, 202, among the set of capillary ducts 201 to 205, heating these capillary ducts 201, 202 to regulate the gas flow.
    [0009] In the configuration illustrated in FIG. 2C, the switch 211a connects the end 201b of the capillary conduit 201 to the adjacent end 202b of the capillary conduit 202, while the switch 210a connects the other end 202a of the capillary conduit 202 to the adjacent end 203a of the capillary conduit 203, thereby connecting the three capillary conduits 201,202,203 in series. On the other hand, the switch 211b connects the end 203b of the capillary conduit 203 to the second electrical terminal 209, so that regardless of the position of the switch 210b, only the capillary conduits 201, 202 and 203 are connected, series, between the first and the second electrical terminal 208, 209, and an electric current flowing between these two terminals 208, 209 will circulate only through these capillary conduits 30 201, 202 and 203 among all the capillary ducts 201 to 205, heating these capillary ducts 201, 202 and 203 to regulate the flow of gas.
    [0010] In the configuration illustrated in FIG. 2D, the switch 211a connects the end 201b of the capillary conduit 201 to the adjacent end 202b of the capillary conduit 202, the switch 210a connects the other end 202a of the capillary conduit 202 to the end. adjacent 203a of the capillary conduit 203, and the switch 211b connects the other end 203b of the capillary conduit 203 to the adjacent end 204b of the capillary conduit 204, thereby connecting the four capillary conduits 201 to 204 in series. On the other hand, the switch 210b connects the end 204a of the capillary conduit 204 to the second electrical terminal 209, so that only the capillary conduits 201, 202, 203 and 204 are connected in series between the first and the second electrical terminal 208, 209, and an electric current flowing between these two terminals 208, 209 will circulate solely through these capillary ducts 201, 202, 203 and 204 among all the capillary ducts 201 to 205, heating these capillary ducts 201, 202, 203 and 204 for regulating the gas flow.
    [0011] Finally, in the configuration illustrated in FIG. 2E, the switch 211a connects the end 201b of the capillary conduit 201 to the adjacent end 202b of the capillary conduit 202, the switch 210a connects the other end 202a of the capillary conduit 202 to the adjacent end 203a of the capillary conduit 203, the switch 211b connects the other end 203b of the capillary conduit 203 to the adjacent end 204b of the capillary conduit 204, and the switch 210a connects the other end 204a of the capillary conduit 204 to the adjacent end 205a of the capillary duct 205, thereby connecting the five capillary ducts 201 to 205 in series, such that an electric current flowing between these two terminals 208, 209 will flow through the five capillary ducts 201 to 205, heating all these capillary ducts 201 to 205 to regulate the flow of gas.
    [0012] Thus, by selectively connecting between the two electrical terminals 208, 209, with the switches 210a, 210b, 211a and 211b, one or more capillary ducts of the five capillary ducts 201 to 205 fluidically connect in parallel the upstream chamber and the downstream chamber. the one or more capillary ducts thus selected may be heated by the Joule effect, so as to regulate, through the number of heated capillary ducts, the flow rate 5 of gas flowing from the upstream chamber 206 to the downstream chamber 207 through all the ducts. Capillaries 201. A regulation of the electric current flowing between the two electrical terminals 208, 209 may also contribute to the precise regulation of the gas flow.
    [0013] Thus, a flow control device such as that illustrated, with five capillary ducts, each equivalent to that used for the PPS® 1350 propellant, fed with xenon gas at 265 kPa, and regulated electric current over a range between 0, 5 and 3 A, can regulate the flow rate of the gas between 78 and 68 mg / s in the configuration illustrated in FIG.
    [0014] 2A, between 75 to 55 mg / s in the configuration illustrated in FIG.
    [0015] 2B, between 71 and 43 mg / s in the configuration illustrated in FIG. 2C, between 68 and 30 mg / s in the configuration illustrated in FIG. 2D, and between 64 and 17 mg / s in the configuration illustrated in FIG. 2E resulting in this way in an overall control range of 17 to 78 mg / s.
    [0016] Although the present invention has been described with reference to a specific exemplary embodiment, it is obvious that various modifications and changes can be made to this example without departing from the general scope of the invention as defined by the claims. . For example, the number of capillary ducts may be less than or greater than five. In addition, the arrangement of the switches may vary as long as it allows the selective power supply of one or more subsets of capillary conduits among their set. Therefore, the description and the drawings should be considered in an illustrative rather than restrictive sense.
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    Claims (10)
    [0001]
    REVENDICATIONS1. A flow control device (109) comprising: an upstream chamber (206); a downstream chamber (207); a plurality of electrically conductive capillary conduits (201-205) fluidically connecting the upstream chamber (206) and the downstream chamber (207) in parallel; a first and a second electrical terminal (208, 209) adapted to be connected to a source of electric power; and at least one electrical switch (210a, 210b, 211a, 211b) arranged to selectively connect one or more of said capillary conduits (201-205) between the electrical terminals (208, 209). 15
    [0002]
    The flow control device (109) according to claim 1, wherein said at least one electrical switch (210a, 210b, 211a, 211b) is arranged to selectively connect, between the electrical terminals (208,209), one of said capillary ducts (201-205) or a plurality of said capillary ducts (201-205) in series. 20
    [0003]
    A flow control device (109) according to claim 2, comprising at least three of said capillary ducts (201-205) and a plurality of electrical switches (210a, 210b, 211a, 211b) arranged to allow the selection of a number of said capillary conduits (201-205) to be connected in series between the electrical terminals (208, 209).
    [0004]
    Flow control device (109) according to any one of the preceding claims, comprising at least one electrical switch (210a, 210b, 211a, 211b) connected to one of said capillary ducts (201-205) and capable of to be switched between an electrical connection to another of said capillary conduits (201-205) and an electrical connection to one of said electrical terminals (208, 209).
    [0005]
    A flow control device (109) according to claim 4, wherein a first end (201a) of a first capillary conduit (201) is connected to the first electrical terminal (208), a first end ( 202a) of a second capillary duct (202) is connected to the second electrical terminal (209), and an electrical switch (211a), connected to a second end (201b) of the first capillary duct (201), is adapted to be switched between an electrical connection to the second electrical terminal (209) and an electrical connection at a second end (202b) of the second capillary conduit (202).
    [0006]
    A propellant supply system for a space electric thruster (101), comprising at least one flow control device (109) according to any one of the preceding claims for regulating a flow rate of said propellant gas.
    [0007]
    7. Spac booster (101) comprising a propellant supply system according to claim 6.
    [0008]
    A method of controlling fluid flow between an upstream chamber (206) and a downstream chamber (207), wherein at least one electrical switch (210a, 210b, 211a, 211b) selectively connects between two electrical terminals (208,209) a or a plurality of capillary ducts among a plurality of electrically conductive capillary ducts (201-205) fluidically connecting the upstream chamber (206) and the downstream chamber (207) in parallel in order to heat the capillary ducts (201-205) by Joule effect. ) and electrically connected between the two electrical terminals (208,209), for regulating a flow of circulating fluid, through the plurality of capillary ducts (201-205), the upstream chamber (206) to the downstream chamber (207).
    [0009]
    The fluid flow control method of claim 8, wherein a plurality of said capillary conduits (201-205) are electrically connected in series between the two electrical terminals (208, 209) to regulate fluid flow.
    [0010]
    The fluid flow control method according to any one of claims 8 to 9, wherein the current flowing between the two electrical terminals (208, 209) is also regulated to regulate the flow of fluid flowing through the plurality of ports. capillary ducts (201-205).
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