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Development and application of Hall electric propulsion technology(PDF)

《火箭推进》[ISSN:1672-9374/CN:CN 61-1436/V]

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2017年01期
Page:
8-17
Research Field:
专论与综述
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Title:
Development and application of Hall electric propulsion technology
Author(s):
KANG Xiaolu1;  2;  HANG Guanrong1;  2; ZHU Zhichun1;  2
1. Shanghai Institute of Space Propulsion, Shanghai 201112, China; 2. Shanghai Engineering Research Center of Space Engine, Shanghai 201112, China
Keywords:
Hall electric propulsion technology; Hall thruster; multimode adjustment; high power propulsion
PACS:
V439.4-34
DOI:
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Abstract:
Hall electric propulsion has the merits of high thrust density,high thrust-to-power ratio,high specific impulse and high reliability.It brought through its key technology and completed its space experiments during 1960s and 1970s.Now Hall electric propulsion has got a lot of applications,such as station keeping,orbit transfer,orbit adjustment and main propulsion of deep space,in spacecrafls of Russia,USA and some other countries.Currently,on-orbit application of 100 W～5 kW Hall thrusters has been realized,and 100 kW Hall thruster is under development.According to the mission requirements of future manned deep-space exploration,GEO satellites,LEO satellites and super low orbit satellites and orbital maneuver vehicles,Hall electric propulsion is developed towards the directions of higher-power envelope,stronger multimode adjustment capability,higher performance,longer life and propellant diversification.In this paper,the technical features and the applicable tasks of Hall electric propulsion technology is analyzed,the development and applications of Hall electric propulsion technology at home and abroad are reviewed,and then the development trends of Hall electric propulsion is prospected.

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