An electronic calibrating system to increase measurements accuracy during aerospace payload transfer operations

F.A. Soto Toro, W. Mikhael
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NASA at Kennedy Space Center conducts multiple payload transfer operations for each space launch, These operations require the mating of multiple payload trunnions to simultaneously latch to the cargo bay. Today, payload technicians help with the guiding of these operations by informing the payload conductor about the offset distances between the payload trunnions and the cargo bay latch. These crane transfer operations are hazardous and time consuming. A simple, robust, centrally operated portable electronic system is proposed to automatically measure coordinate offsets between the trunnions and their support during payload transfer operations. Furthermore, a system is proposed to enhance the electronic counter by calibrating its measurements due to the system mechanical limitations. The calibrating system suggested in this paper is primarily used during the corrections of the reeling range measurements.
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一种电子校准系统,用于提高航空载荷转移操作期间的测量精度
NASA在肯尼迪航天中心为每次太空发射进行多次有效载荷转移操作,这些操作需要多个有效载荷耳轴的配合,以同时锁定在货舱上。今天,有效载荷技术人员通过告知有效载荷指挥员有效载荷耳轴和货舱门闩之间的偏移距离来帮助指导这些操作。这些起重机转移操作是危险和耗时的。提出了一种简单、可靠、集中操作的便携式电子系统,用于在载荷转移操作中自动测量耳轴与其支架之间的坐标偏移。此外,由于系统的机械限制,提出了一种通过校准其测量值来增强电子计数器的系统。本文提出的标定系统主要用于摇摇距离测量的校正。
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