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Environmental Testing, Design, Analysis for HABs By: Ara Kourchians (arko)

Failure 1.Software 2.Power/Radio/Hardware configuration 3.Environment

Environmental Road Map 1.Understand the environment 2.Design/Understand your hardware 3.Determine tests 4.Build test rig 5.Test 6.Analyze 7.Redesign

Environment What are the expected environmental conditions of nearspace? Air Temperature: -60C to +40C Pressure: 0.01atm (1010Pa) to 1atm (101325Pa) Winds: 0mph – 100mph Forces: up to 10g Humidity: 0% - 100% Solar Heat (Irradiance): 180 W/m^ W/m^2 Radiation: <0.1krad/year (to put into perspective: HAB experiences 1 CT scan for each day of flight)

Environment Your HAB would need to fly for 10 years at 30km for radiation to become a legitimate concern What are the expected environmental conditions of nearspace? Air Temperature: -60C to +40C Pressure: 0.01atm (1010Pa) to 1atm (101325Pa) Winds: 0mph – 100mph Forces: up to 10g Humidity: 0% - 100% Solar Heat (Irradiance): 180 W/m^ W/m^2 Radiation: <0.1krad/year (to put into perspective: HAB experiences 1 CT scan for each day of flight)

Environment – Heat Transfer Solar Flux IR Sky Albedo Cloud Albedo GroundIR Ground Convection Radiation

Environment Solar Flux IR Sky Albedo Cloud Albedo GroundIR Ground Convection Radiation Convection drops off after 18,000m

Environment 43rd International Conference on Environmental Systems Thermal Design and Analysis of the Supersonic Flight Dynamics Test Vehicle for the Low Density Supersonic Decelerator Project Thermal Design and Analysis of the Supersonic Flight Dynamics Test Vehicle for the Low Density Supersonic Decelerator Project (doi: / ) Babbage,

Understand your hardware Datasheets Operating Temperature Heat generated (depends on parts) Your HAB falls in two categories Hot HAB – Overheats & fails at altitude Power regulator, powerful processor, etc Cold HAB - Freezes & fails at altitude Low power parts

What are you testing? 1.Can your HAB survive the expected temperatures? Electronic parts (-40C – +80C) 2.How well does your insulation work? 3.Does your HAB overheat? (Do your parts need cooling?) Camera Power Regulator Cutdown “New Tech” or “mystery box” Anything that acts significantly different in a vacuum

HAB Thermal Modeling

How do you know if you’re a hot or cold HAB? Just test it! Room temperature / Ice test Cheap ($10) Test parts to rating Answers questions like: does temp increase at room temp? How do the characteristics change at cold? Build Thermal/Vacuum/IR chamber Expensive ($ ) Good test & data

Environmental Chamber (on a budget $100-$200) Air Temperature -60C to +40C: Dry Ice, Hair Dryer Pressure 0.01atm to 1atm: Refrigerator Pump Solar heat 184 W/m^ W/m^2 : Light Bulb, Heat lamp Winds/Forces up to 10g: Fan/Stairs (Ed Method) Humidity 0% - 100%: Spray Bottle

ENV Chamber Design

ENV Chamber Design - Vacuum 12.7mm polycarbonate glass Schedule 40 PVC Tee Vacuum Pump Silicone Rubber

ENV Chamber Design - Cold Peltier Cooler Heat Transfer Rod Heat sink

ENV Chamber Design – Solar Heat Light Bulb

Setup Sun Vacuum of nearspace Deep space or ground HAB

Setup Sun Vacuum of nearspace Deep space or ground HAB Dry Ice Cloth Fishing Line Note: Vacuum pump must run continuously

Setup – Internal Cooling

Measurements

Results - Sun Side - Internal - Deep Space Side

Design Improvements Thermal shroud with Liquid Nitrogen, cold isopropyl, or glycol pumped through the walls Proper coating for maximum thermal absorptivity Control System Lazy Susan

But how do you solve these thermal problems? Now you know…

Solving the thermal problems Hot HAB Radiator – Copper braid & white acrylic paint (high emissivity) Aluminum foil or heat blanket (low absorptivity) Software (turn things off when not in use, underclock, etc) Single/Multiple component heating is solved with radiators Place radiators on sides or bottom Deep Space or Ground Earth State Hot HAB Radiator

Solving the thermal problems Cold HAB Insulate - Foamular or Styrofoam (extruded polystyrene) Black body - Acrylic craft paint (high absorptivity) Heater (wastes power, should have a control system to prevent becoming Warm HAB) Earth State Cold HAB Heater Insulate

Solving the thermal problems MLI (Multi Layer Insulation) Aluminum or Silver Mylar Kapton Polyester mesh R-value of >>5 K*m^2/W Foamular R-value of 0.88 K*m^2/W

What is Conformal Coating? Non conductive dielectric layer for protecting PCB’s Why Conformal Coating? Thermal stability and evenness Conductive heat transfer Corrosion prevention Humidity Accidental shorting Whiskering NOTE: Thermal expansion could damage parts Courtesy of DanielSaul

Conformal Coating Acrylic Low cost, durable, water resistant, fast dry Silicone Temperature resistant, flexible, water resistant, great insulator Urethane Chemical/Corrosion protection, thermal shock, moisture resistant Application: Avoid bubbles, don't go too thick or too thin Recommended Suppliers: MG Chemicals, Techspray coating

Thanks! Questions? arkorobotics.com/env