CN114201846A - Quality estimation method in recovery rocket control - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a mass estimation method in recovery rocket control, which is used for acquiring mass m of a rocket before takeoff0(ii) a Obtaining average specific impulse I and nozzle area S of the enginea(ii) a Obtaining sea level atmospheric pressure p0(ii) a Acquiring a calculation period tau of a flight control computer; acquiring the real-time atmospheric pressure p of flight and the axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) from the tau moment (K-1) to the K tau moment of an arrow body in real time; the quality at time K τ is estimated. The method for estimating the quality in the control of the recovery rocket can effectively estimate the real-time quality in flight. Therefore, conditions are created for realizing control of the recovered rocket, and the method is greatly improved compared with the traditional control method.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of rocket recovery, in particular to a quality estimation method in recovery rocket control.
Background
When the rocket is used for recovery control, the thrust and the mass of the rocket are changeable and unknown at any time, and if a constant-height hovering and recovery technology is realized, estimation of the mass of the rocket is an important content. As the mass of the rocket in flight is unknown, no equipment and technical means capable of directly measuring the mass exist at present, and certain difficulty is brought to rocket recovery control.
Because there is no equipment or technology which can directly measure the mass in flight at present, the traditional control method can not know the rocket mass, so that the recovery control is difficult to carry out.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problem of quality estimation in the rocket flying process, the invention provides the quality estimation method in the recovery rocket control, which can effectively estimate the real-time quality in the flying process, thereby being beneficial to realizing the recovery rocket control and having great progress compared with the traditional control method.
To achieve the above object, the present invention provides a method for estimating a mass in a recovery rocket control, comprising:
obtaining the mass m of the rocket before taking off0(ii) a Obtaining average specific impulse I and nozzle area S of the enginea(ii) a Obtaining sea level atmospheric pressure p0(ii) a Acquiring a calculation period tau of a flight control computer;
acquiring the real-time atmospheric pressure p of flight and the axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) from the tau moment (K-1) to the K tau moment of an arrow body in real time;
the quality at time K τ is estimated as:
k is an integer, the value is increased from 1, and m (0) is m0。
Further, the mass m of the rocket before takeoff0Average specific impulse I and nozzle area S of engineaSea level atmospheric pressure p0And the calculation period tau of the flight control computer is a fixed value in the rocket flight process.
Further, before the rocket takes offMass m of0Average specific impulse I and nozzle area S of engineaSea level atmospheric pressure p0And inputting the calculation period tau of the flight control computer into the flight control computer before the rocket takes off.
Further, the flight control computer acquires real-time atmospheric pressure p of flight and axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) of an arrow body from (K-1) tau moment to K tau moment in real time in the flight process, and estimates the mass at the K tau moment.
Further, the rocket is a single-stage non-separation rocket or a single-stage sub-rocket after separation.
The invention provides another quality estimation method in recovery rocket control, which comprises the following steps:
obtaining the mass m of the rocket before taking off0(ii) a Obtaining average specific impulse I and nozzle area S of the enginea(ii) a Obtaining sea level atmospheric pressure p0(ii) a Acquiring a calculation period tau of a flight control computer;
the rocket is separated in the recovery process to obtain the mass m of the separated partf;
Acquiring the real-time atmospheric pressure p of flight and the axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) from the tau moment (K-1) to the K tau moment of an arrow body in real time;
and the flight control computer judges whether the separation of the recovery process is carried out or not, and if the separation is not carried out, the quality of the estimated K tau moment is as follows:
if so, modifying m (K) to m (K) -mfThe quality at the time of (K +1) tau is continuously estimated in the next period;
k is an integer, the value is increased from 1, and m (0) is m0。
Further, the mass m of the rocket before takeoff0Average specific impulse I and nozzle area S of engineaSea level atmospheric pressure p0And the calculation period tau of the flight control computer is a fixed value in the rocket flight process.
Further, the mass m of the rocket before takeoff0EngineAverage specific impulse of I, orifice area SaSea level atmospheric pressure p0And inputting the calculation period tau of the flight control computer into the flight control computer before the rocket takes off.
Further, the flight control computer acquires real-time atmospheric pressure p of flight and axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) of an arrow body from (K-1) tau moment to K tau moment in real time in the flight process, and estimates the mass at the K tau moment.
The technical scheme of the invention has the following beneficial technical effects:
(1) the invention provides a quality estimation method in recovery rocket control, which can effectively estimate real-time quality in flight. Therefore, conditions are created for realizing control of the recovered rocket, and the method is greatly improved compared with the traditional control method.
(2) The flight control computer can master the quality of the rocket in real time, and is favorable for controlling the attitude more accurately in the recovery process.
(3) The mass estimation method in the control of the recovery rocket considers the balance of forces in the flying process, is obtained by pushing through the flying principle, and is simple in calculation.
(4) The invention has wide application range, corrects the situation of separation in the recovery process, and can be used for calculating by using the estimation formula provided by the invention no matter whether separation occurs in the recovery process or not.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings in conjunction with the following detailed description. It should be understood that the description is intended to be exemplary only, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Moreover, in the following description, descriptions of well-known structures and techniques are omitted so as to not unnecessarily obscure the concepts of the present invention.
The invention provides a quality estimation method in recovery rocket control. The mass of real-time change in flight is estimated by a formula through quantities which can be measured or known in advance, values measured and calculated in real time by an inertial measurement unit and a flight control computer in flight. Thereby being beneficial to realizing the control of the recovered rocket and having great progress compared with the traditional control method.
The quality estimation method in the recovery rocket control is completed by a flight control computer, and the steps are as follows by combining the figure 1:
(1) determining the mass m of a rocket before takeoff0. For a certain rocket, the parameter is a fixed value, and can be determined and input into a flight control computer before takeoff.
(2) Determining engine-related parameters: average specific impulse I and nozzle area Sa. The relevant parameters of the engine are determined by the performance of the engine, do not change in the flight process, and can be determined before takeoff and input into a flight control computer.
(3) Determining sea level atmospheric pressure p0. The parameter is also a fixed value, determined before takeoff and input into the flight control computer.
(4) And determining the calculation period tau of the flight control computer. The parameter is a design constant value, and the calculation period of the flight control computer cannot be changed in the flight process, so the parameter is also a constant value input in the flight control computer.
(5) Determining a real-time value obtained by a flight control computer in flight: the real-time atmospheric pressure p of flight, the axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) from the time of (K-1) tau to the time of K tau of the arrow body. And outputting the axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) to a flight control computer from the inertia measurement combination, wherein K is an integer.
(6) The quality at which the flight control computer can estimate K τ is:
where m (K) is the mass value of the rocket at time (K) τ and m (K-1) is the mass value of the rocket at time (K-1) τ. The initial value of m (K-1) is the initial mass m of the rocket during takeoff0Then, the real-time mass m (k) is continuously calculated iteratively according to equation 1). Wherein K is an integer, the value is increased from 1, and m (0) is m0. Continuously iterating through the increase of K, and estimating the current quality of the rocket in real time by the flight control computerAmount of the compound (A).
The method is suitable for recovering a single-stage non-separated rocket or a single-stage sub-rocket after separation, and if a separation process is carried out in the recovery process, the separation mass can be directly subtracted in a formula, wherein the separation mass is a constant value and can be determined before takeoff, and the specific mass estimation method comprises the following steps:
(1) determining the mass m of a rocket before takeoff0. For a certain rocket, the parameter is a fixed value, and can be determined and input into a flight control computer before takeoff.
(2) Determining engine-related parameters: average specific impulse I and nozzle area Sa. The relevant parameters of the engine are determined by the performance of the engine, do not change in the flight process, and can be determined before takeoff and input into a flight control computer.
(3) Determining sea level atmospheric pressure p0. The parameter is also a fixed value, determined before takeoff and input into the flight control computer.
(4) And determining the calculation period tau of the flight control computer. The parameter is a design constant value, and the calculation period of the flight control computer cannot be changed in the flight process, so the parameter is also a constant value input in the flight control computer.
(5) Separating the rocket in the recovery process to obtain the mass m of the separated partf. The mass can be determined before takeoff and is input into a flight control computer as a constant value.
(6) And (3) acquiring a value in real time by a flight control computer in flight: the real-time atmospheric pressure p of flight, the axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) from the time of (K-1) tau to the time of K tau of the arrow body. And outputting the axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) to a flight control computer from the inertia measurement combination, wherein K is an integer.
(7) The flight control computer judges whether the separation of the recovery process is carried out or not, if not, the quality of the estimated K tau moment is as follows:
if it has already been separated, a correction is made, m (K) to m (K) -mf. Correction iterationThe subsequent iteration still adopts the estimation formula to estimate.
Therefore, the quality estimation method in the control of the recovered rocket is realized, and powerful guarantee is provided for realizing the control of the recovered rocket.
In summary, the invention relates to a mass estimation method in recovery rocket control, which is used for acquiring the mass m of a rocket before takeoff0(ii) a Obtaining average specific impulse I and nozzle area S of the enginea(ii) a Obtaining sea level atmospheric pressure p0(ii) a Acquiring a calculation period tau of a flight control computer; acquiring the real-time atmospheric pressure p of flight and the axial apparent velocity increment delta W (K) from the tau moment (K-1) to the K tau moment of an arrow body in real time; the quality at time K τ is estimated. The method for estimating the quality in the control of the recovery rocket can effectively estimate the real-time quality in flight. Therefore, conditions are created for realizing control of the recovered rocket, and the method is greatly improved compared with the traditional control method.
It is to be understood that the above-described embodiments of the present invention are merely illustrative of or explaining the principles of the invention and are not to be construed as limiting the invention. Therefore, any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement and the like made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention. Further, it is intended that the appended claims cover all such variations and modifications as fall within the scope and boundaries of the appended claims or the equivalents of such scope and boundaries.
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