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Aerospace Engineering
Department
SD2: Status and On Comet Science P. Di Lizia, F. Malnati, P. Francesconi, A. Ercoli Finzi, F. Bernelli-Zazzera
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Aerospace Dep.
Pierluigi Di Lizia 2
SD2 Status
SD2 Open points Cruise phase Post Hibernation phase Comet phase
First Science Sequence (FSS) Requirements Proposed sequence
Long Term Mission (LTM) SD2 Facility Perforation Strategy Test campaign Preliminary Results
Agenda
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In flight tests performed: Commissioning (4 blocks)
– Electronic behaviour tests
– Carousel movements
– Volume Checker movements
Active checkout ( 3 checkouts)– Carousel movements
– Drill rotation
– Drill translation
– EEPROM refresh
Passive Checkout ( 6 checkouts)– EEPROM content check
– Electronics switch on
– Position resolvers switch on
SD2 Status
(switch on SD2) OK
(4 rotations) OK
(2 movements) OK
(20 rotations) OK
(4 movements) OK
(2 movements) OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
Results
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Fully commissioned: All mechanical items of SD2 have been tested during cruise phase
SD2 Status
Mechanical unit(including Drill)
SD2 is ready for comet phase
Electronic unit
Carousel
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Required (or desired) activities for next active checkouts:
Carousel movements Drill rotation Drill translation EEPROM Refresh (during PC#12)
SD2 OPEN POINTS: Cruise phase
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Test definition Complete test of SD2 is recommended after hibernation
• Carousel movements
• Drill rotation movement
• Drill translation movements
• EEPROM refresh (Mandatory)
Constraints about• Power budget
• Data rate
• Access to Rosetta (RF link)
• Other subsystems and experiments activities
SD2 OPEN POINTS: Post hibernation phase
No activities foreseen during SDL phase
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Decisions for both phases:
First Science Sequence How many holes How many samples from each hole Which ovens shall be used to release samples Use of Volume Checker
Long Term Mission Use of SD2 to perform qualitative analysis of mechanical
characteristics of comet soil
SD2 OPEN POINTS: Comet phase
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SD2 FSS: Requests (1/2)
Reference Documents: Philae Science Objectives [RO-LAN-L1-1000; Issue 1.1 Draft;
January, 02, 2009]
Requests:
CIVA M/V Requests # of holes # of samples Depth Oven type
ROS-PHI-CIV-FSS-002
Analyze samples from different depths and location
2 4 Different depths (TBD)
MTO
CIVA M/I Requests # of holes # of samples Depth Oven type
ROS-PHI-CIV-FSS-003
Analyze samples from different depths and location
2 4 Different depths (TBD)
MTO
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SD2 FSS: Requests (2/2)
COSAC Requests # of holes # of samples Depth Oven type
ROS-PHI-COS-FSS-003
Collect 2 samples: 1 from deepest location, 1 from surface
1 2 1 from deepest 1 from surface
1 MTO 1 HTO
PTOLEMY Requests # of holes # of samples Depth Oven type
ROS-PHI-PTO-FSS-001
Load HTO1 with a surface sample, HTO2 with a sample at maximum depth
1 2 1 from surface 1 from deepest
2 HTO
ROS-PHI-PTO-FSS-002
Load MTO with sample and rotate oven between CIVA and Ptolemy
1 1 TBD 1 MTO
ROS-PHI-PTO-FSS-001
Analyze the coma at various epochs/solar distances
N.A. N.A. N.A. 1 HTO
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SD2 FSS: # of holes - # of samples
Required Depths
Surface Max Depth
Hole 1
Sample 1 MTO 1 under CIVA M/V MTO 1 under CIVA M/I
Sample 2 HTO 1 under COSAC
Sample 3 HTO 2 under PTOLEMY
Sample 4 MTO 2 under CIVA M/V MTO 2 under CIVA M/I – PTOLEMY
Sample 5 MTO 3 under COSAC
Sample 6 HTO 3 under PTOLEMY
Hole 2
Sample 1 MTO 4 under CIVA M/V MTO 4 under CIVA M/I
Sample 2 MTO 5 under CIVA M/V MTO 5 under CIVA M/I
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SD2 FSS: Proposed Sequence
Seq.
DescriptionDuration
[h]Consumption
[Wh]Oven Depth Instrument
PTO HTO 0 - PTOLEMY 0.57 2.20
H1S1 MTO 1 Surface CIVA 3.83 21.10
H1S2 HTO 1 Surface COSAC 2.00 10.70
H1S3 HTO 2 Surface PTOLEMY 2.00 10.70
H1S4 MTO 2 Max CIVA-PTOLEMY 6.65 34.81
H1S5 MTO 3 Max COSAC 3.49 19.58
H1S6 HTO 3 Max PTOLEMY 3.49 19.58
H2S1 MTO 4 Surface CIVA 3.83 21.10
H2S2 MTO 5 Max CIVA 5.85 33.16
Total: 31.70 172.93 Low Drill translation velocity (2 mm/min) for H1S1 and H2S1, and during
drilling to maximum depth Duration and consumption do not include stand-by phases
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SD2 FSS: Mission Plans; HK, SC Packets
Necessary mission plans: 30
MP Description # of words bit
1 Drill bite rearming 30 480
2 Sample retrieval 25 400
3 Sample release 22 352
4-7 Drill down high and low velocity to surface and maximum depth
100 1600
8-30 Ovens’ positioning 322 5152
Total: 499 7984
House-keeping (HK) and Science (SC) Packets
Packet # of packets Mbit
HK 481 2.07
SC 4544 19.56
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How to sample the comet
Drilling phase Sampling phase Discharge phase
Sampling tube
Drill bite
Comet soil
Oven
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SD2 Scientific Instrument
Correlation analysis between drill telemetry data and the mechanical characteristics of the perforated material
Tool
Scientific Instrument
(material parameters) = f (telemetry data)?
Experimental approach
SD2
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SD2 DIA Facility (Laboratory)
• Strain gauge equipped with an amplifier and the conditioning system
• Current sensor
• DC Power Supply
• Low-pass digital filter
• Data Acquisition device
• Labview Software
• MATLAB
SD2 DIA Facility
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Simulation of different sampling scenarios,
according to different on comet surface conditions.
SD2 Facility - Specimen
GRAPHITIC-FOAM
MULTI-LAYERGASBETON
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Perforation strategy - Material Characteristics
GASBETON• Fragile material• Low density (~500 kg/m3)• Porous composition
GRAPHITIC-FOAM• Fragile material• Low density (560 kg/m3)• Porous composition
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The contact between cutting and surface is asymmetrical, with an asymmetrical distribution of cutting stress
1) Test 20°2) Test 60° F
CFL
Simulation of SD2 operation on irregular cometary surface
Test campaign - Inclined surface
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Goal: Drill behaviour analysis(discontinuity of force and torque)
First layer: mix of concrete material
Second layer: gasbeton
Test campaign - Multi-layers specimen
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First layer: dry graphitic-foam
Second layer: frozen graphitic-foam
Goal: Drill behaviour analysis(discontinuity of force and torque)
Test campaign - Multi-layers specimen
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Minimum Rotation Speed
Experimental campaign with different specimen categories:
• Imposition of decreasing drill rotation speed values • Identification of the minimum rotation speed required to drill the specimen without stepper motor stop
Creation of a DATABASE of correlations between minimum speed value
and the material characteristics
Perforation strategy - Experimental Approach
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Test campaign - Gasbeton
Gasbeton drilling:
Ct = 4 Vt = 10
Cr = 1 Vr = 18
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Test campaign - Gasbeton
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Preliminary Results
SD2 could be used as a scientific instrument in order to retrieve qualitative mechanical information about comet soil
The procedure about the soil analysis is both time and power consuming
Several mission plans need to be uploaded
Several laboratory tests must be implemented: The database about different soil mechanical characteristics The correct sequence of drilling test in order to perform the test in best
way without risk
It could be useful in case of some failure of other experiments (backup solution)
Aerospace Engineering
Department
SD2: Status and On Comet Science P. Di Lizia, F. Malnati, P. Francesconi, A. Ercoli Finzi, F. Bernelli-Zazzera