Integrated development of space systems - design for AIT - design for assembly, Integration and Testing of satellites - D4AIT

Adalberto Coelho Silva, G. Loureiro
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The Satellite Assembly, Integration and Testing (AIT) activities are a logical and interrelated sequence of events. The main objective in this phase of a space program development is to achieve a high degree of confidence that the satellite complies with its specified performance parameters. Traditional simultaneous engineering space systems (e.g. satellite) development can have a better approach for taking into consideration AIT requirements during the initial phases of satellite conception and project detailing. By combining model driven system design approach with simultaneous engineering concepts for process modeling, AIT requirements at system level can be dealt with during satellite conceptual and detailed design. AIT requirements comprise electrical, mechanical and environmental requirements. This paper aims to present a new process for the development of satellites, that includes - electrical, mechanical and environmental requirements of assembly, integration and testing (AIT) of satellites, at the system level, already at the design stage of the satellite project.
空间系统综合开发。AIT设计。卫星装配、集成和试验设计。D4AIT
卫星装配、集成和测试(AIT)活动是一系列合乎逻辑且相互关联的事件。空间计划发展的这一阶段的主要目标是实现卫星符合其指定性能参数的高度可信度。传统的同步工程空间系统(例如卫星)发展可以采用更好的方法,在卫星概念和项目细节的初始阶段考虑AIT需求。通过将模型驱动系统设计方法与同时进行过程建模的工程概念相结合,可以在卫星概念设计和详细设计期间处理系统级的AIT需求。AIT的要求包括电气、机械和环境要求。本文旨在提出一种新的卫星发展过程,包括卫星在系统层面上的组装、集成和测试(AIT)的电气、机械和环境要求,已经在卫星项目的设计阶段。
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