GB/T 43515-2023Code of test practice for launching of high-altitude scientific balloons (English PDF)

Foreword

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This document was drafted by: Institute of Aerospace Information Innovation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Atmosphere, Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Physics, National University of Defense Technology, China Special Aircraft Research Institute, China Electronics Technology Group Corporation 38th Research Institute:

The main drafters of this document: Zhang Yanlei, Wang Sheng, Zhang Donghui, Jiang Luhua, Li Zhaojie, Yang Yanchu, Wang Lixiang, Wang Tinghe, Xu Guoning, Zhang Taihua, Wang Xuwei, Wang Qian, Zhu Bingjie, Zhu Rongchen, Zhang Xiangqiang, Zhang Qianghui, Zhang Shuai, Jia Yongguo, Zhang Lidong, Chen Ting:

High-altitude scientific balloon release test procedures

1 Scope

This document stipulates the basic testing requirements for high-altitude scientific balloons before release, mainly including general testing requirements, test phase division, testing Test process and test content:

This document applies to space science experiments or observation projects using high-altitude scientific balloons and a series of tests conducted before the balloons are released: Work:

2 Normative reference documents

GB/T 13283-2008

GB/T 38060

GB 50194

3 Terms and definitions

The terms and definitions defined in GB/T 38060 and below apply to this document: 3:1 An unpowered aerostat that flies at stratospheric heights to conduct high-altitude scientific experiments or observations:

Note 1: Referred to as scientific balloon:

Note 2: See Appendix A for a schematic diagram of the high-altitude scientific balloon system: 3:2 launchfield A venue for the release of high-altitude scientific balloons: 3:3 Release testtestforlaunch A series of test activities of stand-alone, sub-system and system integration were carried out before the release of high-altitude scientific balloons: 3:4 pod gondola The experimental cabin is equipped with balloon platform equipment and scientific payloads and suspended under the balloon through mooring cables: 3:5 subsystemsubsystem Components of a high-altitude scientific balloon:

Note: Including sphere, energy, measurement and control, flight control, payload, distribution and recovery subsystems: