Temperature deformations of the mirror of a radio telescope antenna

Details Temperature deformations of the mirror of a radio telescope antenna Temperature deformations of the mirror of a radio telescope antenna

Jun 1979

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"Temperature deformations of the mirror of a radio telescope antenna Transl. into ENGLISH of "Temperaturnyye Deformatsil Sostav

Mathematics

Antennas, Paraboloid Mirrors, Radio Telescopes, Stress Analysis, Temperature Effects, Analysis (Mathematics), Radio Interferometers, Temperature Distribution, Thermoelasticity

Scientific paper

The stress informed state of the mirror of an antenna, with a diameter
of 3 m, for a radio interferometer used in space, and located in a
temperature field is examined. The mirror represents a parabolic shell,
consisting of 19 identical parts. The problem is based on
representations of the thermoelasticity of thin shells.

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