Abstract

In this paper we consider the problem of mathematical modeling of fluid flow in the vertical channel of fuel management system. The system has a vertical measuring channel with sensors inside the channel for fixing the free surface level of fluid in the channel. By lowering the level of fuel in the tank fuel level decreases in the channel. When the level of fuel in the channel reaches the sensor, the sensor activation occurs. Thus, the level of fuel in the channel determining fuel level in the tank. Fluid flow in the vertical measuring channel describes by non-stationary equation of motion of parabolic type. For dynamic modeling used a viscous incompressible fluid. The fluid flow is called non-stationary parabolic equation of motion for the cylindrical channel. We got an approximate solution of the problem by averaging the terms of the equation of motion for the channel radius. The solution of the differential equation is satisfied in the package Mathcad applications. Graphs of displacement and velocity of the free surface of fuel in the measuring channel are represented over time. Measurement error of liquid level in the fuel tank has been determined. It is proposed engineering solution to eliminate error of the fuel level measurement.

Highlights

  • A fuel of the oxidizer tank and combustible tank flows into the combustion chamber of the rocket engine

  • Efficient operation is dependent on accurate measurement of the fuel level in the tank

  • Fluid flow in the vertical measuring channel describes by non-stationary equation of motion of parabolic type

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Introduction

A fuel of the oxidizer tank and combustible tank flows into the combustion chamber of the rocket engine. Simultaneous supply of fuel at a predetermined proportion, ensures efficient operation of a rocket engine. Synchronous fuel delivery, at a predetermined proportion, enables efficient operation of the rocket engine. Efficient operation is dependent on accurate measurement of the fuel level in the tank. For this purpose, the fuel tank has a fuel management system. The system is a vertical measuring channel with sensors inside the channel for fixing the free surface level of fluid in the channel (Figure 1)

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