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Thermal Mathematical Model of the H‐Shaped Block of a Nonhermetic Instrumental Compartment of a Geostationary Spacecraft

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A dynamic thermal mathematical model in distributed‐lumped parameters, a computational algorithm, and a software of numerical calculations have been developed. The results of these calculations for multidimensional nonstationary temperature fields in operation of the on‐board devices and a network of uncontrolled heat pipes in a nontraditional H‐shaped block of the service‐system module of a nonhermetic instrumental compartment of promising durable geostationary spacecraft under the conditions of orbital operation have been obtained.

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Burakov, V.A., Elizarov, V.V., Korchagin, E.N. et al. Thermal Mathematical Model of the H‐Shaped Block of a Nonhermetic Instrumental Compartment of a Geostationary Spacecraft. Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics 76, 909–918 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1025678927864

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