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摘要:
霍尔推力器是一种广泛应用于航天器的先进电推进装置。传统的环形闭环霍尔推力器由于结构限制,无法开展放电通道内磁场构型剖切面上等离子体二维分布诊断。为解决这一问题,设计一种带有光学诊断窗口的非闭环直线型通道电场
×磁场E 的霍尔推力器,对推力器内部磁场和流场进行了仿真分析,提出磁场设计原则。通过稳态放电参数监测、瞬态放电振荡分析、束流区等离子体参数诊断和放电通道内部电离区等离子体分布结构成像,验证了直线型放电通道构型对等离子体的有效约束与电磁场加速,发现其放电模式随推进剂流量的演变趋势,并实现基于放电电压的放电模式调控。成功获取了放电通道内部等离子体在磁场构型剖切面上二维分布精细结构。综上,实现了简易装置下类霍尔推力器B ×E 等离子体稳定放电与模式调控,结合等离子体二维平面上分布结构的光学诊断,为进一步霍尔推力器典型放电振荡过程的等离子体微观表现提出了新思路。B Abstract:A common form of sophisticated electric propulsion technology in spacecraft is the Hall thruster. The traditional annular closed-loop Hall thrusters are unable to carry out the 2D distribution diagnosis of plasma inside the discharge channel due to structural limitations. In order to address this issue, an unclosed-loop linear channel
×E Hall thruster with optical diagnostic windows was constructed, the magnetic and flow fields inside the thruster were simulated and evaluated, and magnetic field design principles were suggested. Further, this paper verified the effective plasma confinement and electromagnetic field acceleration by the linear discharge channel configuration through steady-state discharge parameter monitoring, transient discharge oscillation analysis, plasma parameter diagnosis in the beam region, and plasma distribution structure imaging in the ionized region inside the discharge channel. The discharge mode regulation based on the discharge voltage was realized, and the evolutionary tendency of the discharge mode with the propellant flow rate was identified. Finally, this paper successfully obtained the 2D distribution fine structure of plasma inside the discharge channel on the magnetic field configuration profile. In summary, this paper realized the stable discharge and mode regulation of the plasma in theB ×E field of a Hall-like thruster under a simple device, combined with the optical diagnosis of the distribution structure of the plasma in the two-dimensional plane, and put forward a new idea for the further microscopic manifestation of the typical discharge oscillation process of a Hall thruster.B -
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