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.-- -- AVIONICS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DIVISION '

(N!! SA-CR- 142 ' 5 8 ) RCS PROPULSf ON Pt)r ':TIONAT : 'Ti4 A N A L Y S I S FOR PEaFORLIlbNCE B O R , T O R I N C t XVLT C E T E C T I C N AND A 1 % " ; ~ 2 I A T I G L ( L o c k h s e d Electrocics Co.) ?24 p HC 39.25 CSCL 218

Unclas G3/28 50343

RCS PROFULSIOd FUNCTIONAL ? A m ANALYSIS

FOR PERFORMANCE WNITORING FAULT DETECTJOi

AND ANNUNCIATION

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LYNDON B. JOaNSON SPACE CENTER - 3" July 1974

LEC- 3594

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19740026133 2020-03-05T17:33:13+00:00Z

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- - AVIONICS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 9IVISION -

2CS PROPULSION FUNCTIONAL PATH M L Y S I S

FOR PERFORMANCE MONITORIKG FAULT DETECTION

AND ANNUNCIATION

Lockheed ~ l e c t i o n i c s cbmpanyT Inc.

Chief, Communica ys teas Branch

Chief, Avionics Sys tems ~ n ~ i h e e r i n g Division

NATIOXAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION LYNDON B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

?%%STON, TEXAS

July 1974

LEC- 3594

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This document was prepared by Lozkheed Electronics Company, Inc . , Aerospace Systems Divis i -a , Houston, Texas, f or the Avionics Systems Engineering Div i s i t . . a t the Johnson Space Center, under contract NAS 9-12200, Job Order 22-20 . I t was writtex by E. L. Keesler, Principal Engineer, and was approved by J . R. Thrasher, Manager, Avionics Systems Engineering and Evaluatioa Department, Lockheed Elec tmnics Company, Inc.

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CONTENTS

Section

1.0 S U W R Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . 0 INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2 . 2 System Cescription . . . . . . . . . 2 . 2 . 1 Reaction Control System

(RCS) . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . 2 . 2 RCS organization . . . . . . . 2 . 2 . 3 RCS components . . . . . . . . 2 . 2 . 4 KCS propellant supply . . . . 2 . 2 . 5 RCS activation . . . . . . . . 2 . 2 . 6 RCS reentry configuration . . 2 .2 .7 Failed thruster m~nitoring . .

. . . 2 . 2 . 8 RCS configuraticn status

3.0 FUNCTIONAL PATH ANALYSIS OF FORNARD RCS . . . . . 3.1 Functional Path Identification

. . . . . 3 . 2 Functionat Path Description

. . . . . 3 . 3 Operating Functional Paths

MEASUREMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR FAULT DETECTION MD ANNUNCIATION -- FORWARD R C S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.1 FDA Measurements . . . . . . . . . . 4 . 2 Cescription of Parameters to be

Monitored . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page

P- 1

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Page

4.2.1 Helium source pressures . . . . 4-1 I

Section

4.2.2 Propellant ~ressures . . . . . 4-1 4.2.3 Manifold pressures . . . . . . 4 - 5

. . . . . 4.2.4 Thruster temperatures 4-5

. . . . . . . . 4.3 Leak Detection Methods 4-5

4.3.1 Quanity remaining . . . . . . . 4-5 4.3.2 Delta pressure . . . . . . . . 4- 5

5.0 FUNCTIONAL PATH ANAYLSIS OF THE AFT RCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

. . . . 5.1 Functional Path Identification 5-1

5.2 Functional Path Description Aft Left RCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

5.3 Functional Path Description Aft Right RCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6

. . . . . . 5.4 Operating Functional Paths 5-6

5.4.1 Fuel operating functional paths -aft left RCS . . . . . 5-7

5.4.2 Oxidizer operating functional paths - aft left RCS . . . . . 5-8

5.4.3 Fuel operating functional . . . . . paths - aft right RCS 5-9

5.4.4 Oxidizer operating functional paths - aft right RCS . . . . . 5-11

6.0 MEASUREMEJT REQUIREMENTS FOR FAULT . . . . DETECTION AND ANNUNCIATION - AFT RCS 6-1

6.1 FDA Measurements . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

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Section 6.2 Description of Parameters to be

Monitored . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page

6.2.1 Helium source pressure . . . . . . . . . 6.2.2 Propellsnt pressures

. . . . . . 6.2.3 Manifold pressures

. . . . . 6.2.4 Thruster temperature

. . . . . . . 6.3 Leak Detection Methods

. . . . . . 6.3.i Quanity remaining

. . . . . . . . 6.3.2 Delta pressure

RCS CROSSFEED OPERATION . . . . . . . . . . 7.1 Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.2 Operational Guidelines . . . . . . . 7.3 Crossfeed Components . . . . . . . . 7.4 Propellant Operating Functional . . . . . . . Paths for RCS Crossfeed

7.4.1 k;S fuel tanks to crossfeed lin? . . . . . . . . . . . . .

7.4.2 RCS oxidizer tanks to . . . . . . . crossfeed lines

7.4.3 Crossfeed from aft right RCS tanks to aft left . . . . . . . . RCS manifolds

7.4.4 Crossfeed from aft left RCS tanks to aft right . . . . . . . . RCS manifolds

7.5 Measurements . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Section 8 . 0 RCS, OMS INTERCONNECT OPERATION . . . . . .

Func~ional Paths for OMS/RCS Interconnect . . . . . . . . . . . . Functional Path Anal.ysis of OMS Propellant Path to Crossfeed Lines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OMS Operating Functional Paths to the Crossfeed Lines . . . . . . . . . Operating Functional Paths for Interconnect Left OMS to Left RCS Manifolds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Operating Functional Paths for Interconnect Right OMS to Left . . . . . . . . . . . . RCS Manifolds

Operating Functional Paths for Interconnect Left OMS to Right RCS Manifolds . . . . . . . . . . . . Operating Functional Paths for Interconnect Right OMS to Right RCS Manifold5 . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . Crossfeed Singie Point Failure

Measurements . . . . . . . . . . . . RCS INTERCONNECT TO CARGO BAY AUXILIARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PROPELLANT KIT

9.1 Functional Path Analysis of Auxiliary Propellant to Crossfeed Lines . . . . . . . . . . .

9.2 Cargo Bay Kit Operating Functional Paths to the Crossfeed Lines . . . .

9.3 Cargo Bay Kit Operating Functional . . . Paths to P-ft Left RCS Manifold

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8- 1

8- 1

8- 3

8 - 4

8- 5

8- 6

8- 7

8- 8

8- 8

9- 1

9- 1

9- 4

9- 4

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Page 9.4 Cargo Bay K i t Operating Functional

Paths to Aft Right RCS Manifold . . . 9-5

FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEMjREACTION CONTROL SYSTEM INTERFACES . . . . . . . . . . . . .lo- 1

. . . . . . . . 10.1 Interface Operation .lo-1

10.2 Detectable Failures . . . . . . . . .lo-1 . . . . . . . 10.3 Undetectable Failures .lo-3

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS . . . . . .11-1 . . . . . . . . . . 11.1 System Definition .11-1

. . . . . . . . . . . . 11.2 Forward RCS -11- 1

. . . . . . . 11.3 Left and Right A f t Rcs .11-i

11.4 RCS Cross feed/ Interconnect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Operation 11-2

. . . . . . . . . 11.5 FCS/RCS Interface .11-3

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\ . I

FIGURES

Figure

1

Page

Forward RCS propellant supply functional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . paths.. 3-2

Functional paths forward RCS A and C manifold thrusters . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3 Functional paths forward RCS E, B, and D manifolds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4 Forward RCS propellant supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . instrumentation 4-2

Forward manifolds B, D, and E instrunentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3 Forward manifolds A and C instrumentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4

. . . . . . . . Left aft RCS functional paths 5-2

. . . Left aft RCS manifold functional paths 5-3

Right aft KCS functional paths . . . . . . . 5-4 Right aft RCS manifold functional paths . . . 5-5

. . . . . . Left aft RCS measurements for FDA 6-2

Left aft RCS manifold measurements for FDA . 6-3

. . . . . 13 Right aft RCS measurenents for FDA 6-4

14 Right aft RCS manifolds measurements for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F D A . . 6-5

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Fuel crossfeed 7-2

16 Oxidizer crossfeed . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3 17 Functional paths for OMSIRCS interconnect . . 8-2

. . . . . . . 18 Cargo bay kit functional paths 9-2

. . . . . . . . . . . 19 Basic FCS/RCS interface 10-2

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Table 1

, r

TABLES

Page MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED FOR FORWARD RCS FAULT DETECTION AND ANNUNCIATION . . . 4-6

RIGHT AFT RCS MEASUREMEPTS FOR FDA . . . . 6-8

LEFT AFT RCS MEASUREMENTS FOR FDA . . . . . 6-20

LEFT OMS MEASUREMENTS FOR FDA DURING LEFT OMS/RCS INTERCONNECT . . . . . . . 8-9

RIGHT OMS MEASUREMENTS FOR FDA DURING RIGHT OMS/RCS INTERCONNECT . . . . . . 8-14

AUXILIARY PROPELLANT KJT MEASUREMENTS REQUIREDFG3RCSFDA.. . . . . 9-7

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Aux

Eng

FCS

Fu

Fwd

He

Inj r

Is In

I.,

Manf

OMS

Ox or Oxid

Po s

Prplt

R

RCS

Rlf

Rgltr

SOY

Temp

Tk

XFD

. . '

ABBREVIATIONS

Auxiliary

Engine

Flight Control Svstem

Fue 1

Forward

Helium

Injector

Isolation

Left

Manifold

Orbital Maneuvering System

Oxidizer

Position

Propellant

Right I

Reaction Control System

Relief

Regulator

Shut-off valve

Temperature

Tank

Crossfeed

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1.0 SUMMARY

The Reaction Control System (RCS) is not completely defined at this time. The configuration considered i~, this document is shown in the illustrations included in

this document.

Future configuration changes should have little impact

on the measurements required for fault detection and

annunciation.

One hundred and eleven measurements have been identified

for use in fault detection and annunciation, that are not included in the blaster Measurements List, dated November 16,

1373.

These measu-ements are divided into the following

categories :

a Burn through monitors

a Engine tempera-tures

Manifold pressures

e Shut-off valve positions

a Redundant helium source pressures

a Cargo bay taak pressures

Cowideration should bc! given to including the following in the design of the reaction jet drivers:

Redundant chamber pressure sensors.

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e Jet driver output monitors.

Jet driver electrical-ON failure isolation capab i 1 i ty . Single jet driver power isolation cr.pability.

Failure identification annunciation.

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and lto r

2.1 Purpose Z

This docwent defines the functional paths of the RCS :

defines the operational flight instrumentation required .: . performance monitoring fault detection and annullriation.

A functional path, as used in this document, is defined

as m e or more functional elements which may be combined

into operating functional paths which are controllable or

selectable by the flight crew for systems management.

2.2 System Description

2.2.1 Reaction Control S).stem (RCS) . The RCS, oper-

ating in conjunction ~ i t h the Guidance h'avigation and Control

Subsystem, employs 38 bipropellant primary and six vernier

thrusters to provide precise attitude coctrol arid three-

a x i s translation durinp sepc.: at i .in from the external tank.,

orbit insertion, orbital and reclti-y phases of flight.

In addition, the RCS pravides roll control dbring single

engine orbital maneuvering system burns.

2.2.2 RCS organization. The RCS consists of three

independent propulsion packages. One modvle, comprising 14

primary thrusters and two verniers, is located in the forward

fuselage and the other t w o nodules, each containing 12

primary thrusters and two ver~ipr thrusters, are contaiiied

in the auxiliary propulsion suhs~-ste:n mounted on each side

of the aft fuselage.

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2.2 .3 6CS caaponents. Each RCS Propulsion Package

contains a propellant storage and distribution system, a helium pressurant gas storage regulation and distribution system, a thermal control assembly, and electrical and flight

instrumentation system. Each primary thruster produces

approximately 900 pounds thrust. The vernier thrusters provide approximately 25 pounds thrust each.

2 . 2 . 4 RCS propellant supply. The hypergolic RCS pro- pellants are nitrogen tetroxide (N204) and monomethalhydrazine.

Each RCS is normally sup~lied propellants from its own dedicated set of tanks. Crossfeed lines provide the caya- bility to supply propellant to either aft. RCS thrusters from

one of the following sources:

a OMS propellant tanks

a Cargo bay kit tanks

a Pod tanks from the opposite RCS

2.2.5 RCS activation. During liftoff and ascent, the RCS is inactive with the helium isolation valves closed and the propellant isolated from the thruster bipropellant valve

inlets by the propellant isolation vazves. Prior to external

tank jettison. the propellant isolation valves, the helium

isolation valves, and the RCS docrs are commanded open and the RCS propellant and pressurization subsystems are ready

for operation

2 . 2 . 6 - RCS r.entry configuration. The forward KCS is

no; used during reentry. Prior to reentry, the forward RCS jets are deactivated, and the RCS doors are closed.

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2,2 .7 Failed thruster monitoring. Guidance and control will monitor for failed thrusters. It is assumed that a faxlt word will be provided from the guidance and control computer for performance monitoring fault annunciation.

RCS configuration status. Several areas of the

RCS are not defined at this time. For the purpose of this report, these areas are assumed to be as shown on the system prints in this document.

Vernier jet location and manifold connections, RCS door instrumentation, and the guidance and control monitors

are likely change points.

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3.0 FUNCTIONAL PATH ANALYSIS OF THE FORWARD RCS

3.1 Funct ional Path I d e n t i f i c a t i o n

The func t i ona l pa ths f o r t h e forward RCS a r e i d e n t i f i e d

a s RCXX on f i g u r e s 1 through 3.

3.2 Funct ional Path Descr ip t ion

RC1 i s t h e helium source b o t t l e f o r supplying helium p re s su re t o t h e f u e l tank. The b o t t l e has a volume of approximateiy 2 .02 cub ic f e e t and is p r e s su r i z ed t o 3600

p s i a p r i o r t o l i f t o f f . RC2 provides t h e same func t i oa f o r t h e ox id i ze r tank.

R C 3 through RC6 a r e h e l i - m i s o l a t i o n valves i n s e r i e s

wi th two helium r egu l a to r s . They provide helium source i s o l a t i o n and r e g u l a t e source p r e s su re t o a p rope l l an t tank

p ressure of approximately 280 p s i a .

RC7 and RC8 a r e s e r i e s p a r a l l e l check valves t h a t i s o l a t e p rope l l an t from t h e helium r egu l a to r s .

RC9 and R C l O provide over p r e s su re r e l i e f f o r t h e f u e l

and ox id i ze r tanks . They c o n s i s t of a normally open shu t -

of: va lve (SOV) i n s e r i e s wi th a b u r s t d i s c and a poppet r e l i e f valve. Over p ressure w i l l r up tu r e t he b u r s t d i s c

al low'ng excess helium t o be vented. In t h e event t h e poppet

va lve f a i l s t o r e s e a t , t h e SOV i s c losed by t h e crew.

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OM

AN

IFO

LD

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.-- \&

'I FOLDS

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R C l l and RC12 a r e p r o p e l l a n t ho ld ing tanks . Each t ank has a volume of approximate ly 14 cubic f e e t .

RC15 through RC18 a r e t a n k i s o l a t i o n v a l v e s used t o i s o l a t e p r o p e l l a n t f low from t h e p r o p e l l a n t t anks t o t h e

manifold i s o l a t i o n va lves .

RC19 through RC28 a r e manifold i s o l a t i o n va lves . Each

v a l v e c o n t r o l s t h e f low o f f u e l o r o x i d i z e r t o t h e i n l e t o f

f o u r primary o r two v e r n i e r j e t s . I n t h e even t of a f a i l e d -

on t h r u s t e r o r a l e a k , b o t h t h e f u e l and o x i d i z e r . H a n i f o l d i s o l a t i o n va lves a s s o c i a t e d w i t h t h e f a i l u r e a r e c losed .

RC29 through RC64 a r e engine i n l e t v a l v e s f o r f u z l and

o x i d i z e r . Each engine has a d e d i c a t e d j e t d r i v e r which

opens and c l o s e s t h e f u e l and oxid ' izer i n l e t v a l v e s on

ccrnmand.

3.3 Opera t ing Func t iona l Pa ths

Func t iona l p a t h s a r e combined i n t o o p e r a t i n g f u n c t i o n a l

p a t h s f o r f a u l t d e t e c t i o n and a n n ~ r ~ c i a t i o n . T h e o p e r a t i n g

f u n c t i o n a l p a t h s a r e i d e n t i f i e d a s ORCXX. A t o t a l of 16 f u e l and 16 o x i d i z e r f u n c t i o n a l p a t h s e x i s t i n t h e f0rwai.d

RCS system.

A l l f u n c t i o n a l p a t h s f o r f u e l a r e i d e n t i c a l from t h e

helium source t o t h e f u e l t ank i s o l a t i o n va lves .

O R C l = (RC1) (RC3 + RC5) ( R C 7 ) (RCll)

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In addition, two sets of eight engjnes have a common path through the fuel tank isolation valves.

0RC2 = (ORC1) (RClS)

Five groups of engines have common fuel paths through

the manifold isolation valves.

0RC4 = (ORC2) (RC21) for Manifold A

ORCS = (ORC3) (RC22) for Manifold C

0RC6 = (ORC2) (RC23) for Manifold B

ORC7 = (ORC3) (RC24) for Manifold D

ORC8 = (ORC2) (RC19) for Yanjfold E

The complete fuel flow path for each engine is the

manifold path combined with the engine inlet. The fuel

flow paths for the engines are:

ORC9 = (ORC4) (RC41) for Jet 1

ORClO = (ORC4) (RC49) for Jet 5

ORCll = (ORC4) (.RC33) for Jet 9

ORC12 = (ORC4) (RC57) for Jet 13

ORC13 = (ORC5) (RC37) for 3et 3

ORC1-I = (ORC5) (RC45) for Jet 7

ORCl5 = (ORCS) CRC29) for Jet 11

ORC16 = (ORC5) (RC53) for Jet 15

ORCl8 = (ORC6) (RC42) for Jet 6

ORC19 = (ORC6) (RC58) for Jet 10

GRC21 = (ORC7) (RC46) for Jet 4

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ORC22 = (OP77) (RC38) for Jet Q

ORC23 = (ORC7) (RC54) for Jet 12

ORC24 = (ORC7) (RC30) for Jet 16

ORC5l = (ORC8) (RC61) for Jet 101 T

ORC52 = (ORC8) (RC62) for Jet 102 : I

Oxidizer flow paths are similar and compiled as follows:

Common Path to Tank Isolation Valves

OF.C25 = (RC22 (RC4 + RC6) (RC8) (RC12)

Comon Paths through Tank Isolation valves

ORC26 = (ORC25) (RC18)

ORC27 = (OKC25) (RC16)

Common Paths to Manifolds

ORC28 = (ORC26) (RC25) A Manifold

ORC29 = (ORC27) (RC27) C Manifold

ORC30 = (ORC26j (RC26) B Manifold

ORC31 = (ORC27) (RC28) D Manifold

ORC32 = (ORC26) (RC20) E Manifold

Oxidizer Flow Paths to Jet:

ORC33 = (ORC28) (RC43) for Jet 1

ORC34 = (ORC28) (RC51) for Jet 5

ORC35 - (ORC28) (RC35) for Jet 9

ORC36 = (ORC28) (RC59) for Jet 13

O R C 3 7 = (ORC29) (RC39) for Jet 3

ORC38 = (ORC29) (RC47) for Jet 7

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for Jet 11

for Jet 1 5

for Jet 6

for Jet 10

for Jet 4

for Jet 8

for Jet 12

for Jet 16

for Jet 101

for Jet 102

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4.0 MEASUREMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR FAULT DETECTiON

AND ANNUNCIATION - FORWARD RCS

4.1 FDA Measurements

Table 1 lists the primary, correlation, and precondi-

tioning measurements required for fault detection and

annunciation. The table identifies 2 8 new measurm2nts not

included in the Master Measurements List, dated November 16,

1973. Measurement justification is also included in table 1.

Figures 4 through 6 show the approximate location of the

forward RCS measurements.

4 . 2 Description of Parameters to be Monitored

4.2.1 Helium source pressure. Helium source pressure

is used for propellant gauging and is the best overall

indicator of system integrity. In the event the source

pressure measurement is lost, the system status and propel-

lant remaining cannot be determined; th~refore, redundant

source pressure measurements should be added.

4 . 2 . 2 Propellant pressures. Helium SOV positions

provide a preconditim check to determine if the system is

static or dynamic. Regulator output is required to isolate leaks and failed components such as regulators, helium SOIJ'j,

and vent valves.

Tank outlet pressure provides a correlation check for

regulator output pressure.

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Figu

5. -

Fo

rwar

d

lra

nif

old

s B

, L!,

aqd

E

inst

rllm

en

tati

on

.

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4 4.2.3 Manifold ?ressures. Tank outlet SOV's and mani- a

fold isolation valves provide precondition checks for mani- ; 5

fold pressme checks. $ : 1

Manifold pressure trznsducers should be added to provide J

rapid leak isolation capabilities. Heat soak back monitoring

for failed manifolds would also be provided by these transducers.

4.2.4 Thruster temperature. Thr-ster temperature

trmsducers should be monitored for overtemperature during bums and for leak indications during quiesceat periods.

In addition, the engine procurement specification

prosides for burn-through nionitors on each engine. It is

anticipated that they will be monitored by PMS.

4.3 Leak Detection Methods

4.3.1 Quantity remaining. P1emission halium profiles

are not adequate for helium monitoring. Leaks can be

detected by correlating helium source pressure with quantity

of propellant remainjng. Since quantity remaining is gauged

by helium pressure, volume, and temperature, quantity measure-

ments become inaccurate when a leak is introduced into the

system. A thruster-on time multiplied by flow rate calculation

shc,uld be correlated with qaantity remaining.

4.3.2 Delta pressure. The helium source pressure delta

for fuel and oxidizer should be nearly constant, since equal volumes of fuel and oxidizer are being consumed. A change

in the delta pressure is indicative of a leak.

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*F =

Primary

C =

Correlation

X = Prec~ndition

TABLE 1.-

MEASUREAENTS REQUIRED

FOR FORWARD RCS FAULT

DETECTION AND ANNUNCIATION

**M

= New Measurement Required

Measurement * u e T

Soft limit

High

low

04A

RCS

fwd

He fuel

tk p

ross

-

RCS

fwd

He fuel

tk press

NA

NA

NA

N

A

P P

1

Hard

High low

Propellant

remaining

dependent

Propellant

remaining

dependent

ZP1120A

RC

S fwd

He fuel

TBD

TBD

limiteCorrelation

measurement

TL120A

T1122A

C

Operating

functional

path

TBD

TBD

RC

S fwd He

fu RGL

TR

Isla valve 1

lmxnm

r-

RCS

fwd He

fu R

GL

TR

Isln valve

2-

-

Hea

t and

cold

soak.

Leak

monitor.

RC1

ORCl

N A

Position de:'ines

1 type of monitoring

static or

dynamic

Position defines

type of mtnitoring

sta

tic

or

dynamic

1 S

System status and,

leak monitor

Justification

RC 1

ORC1

N A

h' A

I

System status lost

if P1004 fails.

Should be

redundant

S

t a u

RC 3

ORC1

ORC 1

T1120A

NA

N A

NA

NA

kc 1

ORC1

NA

NA

NNA

NA

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TABLE 1.-

MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED FOR FOR'AARD

RCS

FAULT

DETE

CTIO

N AN

D AN

NUNC

IATI

ON -

Continued

?

. , -

I 1

Soft li

mit

Hard

li

mit

Correlation

Operating

Mea

sure

men

t u S

func

tior

ial

Justification

i I

e High

low

High

Tow

me

asur

emen

t path

I

I ,

I -

- 1

300

275

~1172~

leak a

nd o

ver-

I p

sig

p

sig

(

Tl174A

ORC

pressurization

moni

tor

Tank p

rnssure

300

275

N A

monitor

if r

eg

P

I lp

sig

psi

g

ORC

pressure trans-

.I

--

-

duce

r fa

ils

1 w

RCS fw

d fu

P

TBD

TBD

/ TBD

TBD

i st

ora

ge

tank1

NA

OR

C

soak

. Leak

RC1l

dete

ctio

n.

I Mo

te:

Measurement

NA

NA

N A

RC17

No.

may ch

ange

I

on n

ew

so

,

I , .

ORCZ

conf

igur

atio

n . I

F

OR

C2

Heat

soakback

tCS fw

d f"

P

TRD

TBD

TBD

TBD

anif

old

ORC 3

Heat

so

akb

ack

te

mp

No 2

C

''

I

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TABLE

1.

s-

MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED FOR

FORWARD RCS FAULT

DETECTION AND ANNUNCIATION -

Continued

&lustif ication

!: I Isolated manifold)

I e C

S fwd fu

dpl NA

A

I hruster Is1

monitor I/

Isolated manifold1

I CS fwd f

u

Is1

NA

( NA

NA

I monitor 4

Isolated manifold

Isol. ted manifold

RCS fwd fu

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

RC22

thruster lslnP

va

lve B

0RC6

70k

RCS fwd fu

j,

1- A

h

f A

1

1 A

1

1 A

11

A

RC24

monitor

I I

TBD

TBD

P1182A

0RC4

TBD

TBD

P1182A

ORC6

hea

t soakback

Leak isolation

hsat s

oakback

Lea

k isolation

' heat soakback

'?T

?Zk isolation

&at

soakback

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TABLE 1.-

MEAS

UREM

ENTS

REQUlRE!) FOR FORWARD R

CS FAULT

DETE

CTIO

N A

ND

ANNUNCIATICN -

Continued

b

Measurement

2P

11

86

A

* u e C

P

RCS fwd oxid

propellant

man

f ress

v4

~1

11

68

A

icS fw

d oxid

stor tank

Soft li

mit

High

low

NA

NA

I t-' 0

RCS fwd o

xid

tank s

hut-

X off v

al J

C

RCS fwd ox

id

tank s

hut-

X off v

alve

189-4

ECS fw

d P

anifold

temp No

1

I

NA

NA

NA

i

-

--

- -

T

NA

NA

NA

NA

TBD

TBD

Hard li

mit

High

low

300

275

psig

psig

--

--

-.

--

--

NA

NA

NA

N

A

TBD

TBD

RC18

ORC25

RC16

ORC25

ORC26

Justification

Tank pressure

monitor if

reg

pressure trans-

ducer fails

p TBD

TBD /TBD

TBD

7 1 1 I I

L

--

Correlation

measurement

NA

Note

: Measurement

NO.

may

change

on n

ew

configuration

I Determine tank use

Note:

Measurement

Operating

functional

path

0RC2 5

No.

may

change

on new

configuration

Heat soakback

Heat and cold soak

NA

i.

ORC25

leak d

,ete

ctio

n

RC12

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TABLE 1.-

MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED FOR FORWARD RCS FAULT

DETECTIOK AhD ANKUNCIATION -

Continued

-

-

Soft limit

High

low

Measurement

T1190A

TBD

TBD

* U S

e

Hard limit Correlation Operating

RCS

fwd oxid

manifold

RCS

fwd oxid

thruster Isln

valve

A

RCS

fwd oxid

thruster Isln

valve

C

V42X1058E

RCS

fwd oxid

thruster Is ln

RCS

fwd oxid

thruster Isln

valve D

manifold

justification

High

low

measurement

TBD

TBD

PJ A

ORC27

Heat soakback

( RC25

1 Isolated manifold

ORC28

monitor

I I KC2 7

Isolated manifold

ORC29

monitor

I I I

RC26

~lsolated manifold

ORC30

monitor

NA

N A

NA

RC28

Isolated manifold

ORC31

monitor

TBD

TBD

P1186A

ORC2 8

Leak isolation

1 heat soakback

N #

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TABLE

1,-

MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED FOR FORWARD FAULT

DETECTION AND ANNUNCIATION - Continued

S t a

u S -

Operating

functional

path

ORC30

ORC 2 9

ORC31

Measurement

kCS fwd B

manifold

oxid press

RCS f wd C

manifold

oxid press

RcS fwd D

manifold

ORC33

Ovcertemp and

Justification

Leak isolation

heat soakback

Leak isolation

heat soakback

Leak isolation

heat soakback

Hard limit

High lsv

TBD

TBD

- - -

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

--

KCS fwd

P

thruster injn * 'J

, e P

P P

Correlation

measurement

P1186A

- - - -

P1186A

P1186A

TBD

TBD

Soft limit

High low

NA

N

A

NA

NA

NA

N

A

I

RCS fwd

I

TBD

TBD

Jet 1

leak monitor

I ORC5

NA

P TBD

TBD

TBC

TBD

N A

ORC37

Temp and leak

thruster injn

Jet 3

monitor

P

thruster injn

RCS fwd

P thruster injn

temp No 7

I

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

NA

NA

ORC34

Jet 5

ORC14

ORC38

Jet 7

Temp and leak

monitor

Temp and leak

monitor

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TABLE 1.- MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED FOR

FORWARD FAULT

DETECTION AND ANNUNCIATION -

Continued

Measurement * u e

ORCll

RCS fwd

P TBD

TBD TBD

TED

N A

ORC35

Temp and leak

thruster injr

temp Nu 9

1 Jet 9

monitor

- RC15

QCS

fwd

Temp and

leak

[thruster in j

monitor

t

Soft limit

High

low

(RC

S fwd

P thruster injn P

thruster in jn

temp No 15

V42T1130A

I

Hard limit

High

low

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

5

Correlation I O

perating

t a

functional

Justification

measurement

path

u

--

-

S

TBD

TB9

t NA

ORC36

Temp and

leak

P TBD

TBD

I thruster injn

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

V42T1134A

RCS

fwd

thruster injn P

temp No 6

Jet 13 monitor

ORC16

N A

ORC40

Temp and

leak

Jet 15 monitor

ORC21

NA

ORC45

Overtemp and

Jet 4

leak monitor

ORC18

Overtemp and

NA

0RC4 2

Jet 6

t A

leak monitor

L

- TBD

TBD

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C, C, C, k A 4 k * k S acd W E d P ) L d $ 0 > a , $ 0 , 0 0 4 O r l

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TAB

LE

1 .-

MEA

SUR

EMEN

TS

REQ

UIR

ED

FOR

FORW

ARD

FA

ULT

DE

TE

CT

ION

A

ND

A

NN

UN

CIA

TIO

N -

Co

nti

nu

ed

- P

I P

VI

-

* e

P

t M

easu

rem

ent

Rcs

f wi

thru

ste

r b

urr

P

thru

No

1

RC

S fw

d th

rus

ter

bu

rr

thru

No

3

RC

S fx

d

thru

ste

r b

um

p

thru

No

5 R

CS

fwd

thru

ste

r b

urn

? th

ru N

o 7

CS

fwd

thru

ste

r b

urr

P

thru

No

9 R

CS

fwd

thru

ste

r b

urr

P

thru

h'o

11

CS

fwd

thru

ste

r b

urr

P

thru

No

13

R

CS

fwd

tnru

ste

r b

urr

P

thru

No

15

So

ft l

imit

Hig

h

low

NA

NA

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

Har

d

lim

it

Hig

h

low

NA

M

A

NA

N

A

Co

rre

lati

on

,mea

sure

men

t

NA

NA

--,

NA

N

A

S t a t u S N N I

Op

era

tin

g

fun

cti

on

al

pa

th

OR

C9

OR

C33

NA

1

Ju

s+

<fi

ca

tio

n

Sa

fety

mo

nit

or

OR

ClO

O

RC

34

Je

t 5

O

RC

14

OK

38

J

et

7 O

RC

ll

OR

C35

J

et

9 O

RC

15

OR

C39

J

et

11

OR

C 1

2

ORC36

Je

t 1

3

OR

C16

O

RC

40

, J

et

15

Sa

fety

mo

nit

or

Sa

fety

mo

nit

or

.

Sa

fety

mo

nit

or

Sa

fety

mo

nit

or

Sa

fety

mo

nit

or

Sn

fety

mo

nit

or

N

N N N N I

J

I

NA

hA

I

N A

Je

t 1

--

OR

C13

O

KC

37

Je

t 3

A

-

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

Sa

fety

mo

nit

or

N A

NA

N A

NA

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TABLE 1.-

MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED.FOR FORWARD FAULT

DETECTION AN9 ANNUNCIATION - Continued

. r * Soft limit

u Measurement e High low

NA

Hard limit

High low

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

KA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

N A

NA

P

I w

O\

Jet 102

thru No 10

~CS

twd

thruster burrP NA

NA

thru No

12

RCS

fwd

NA

NA

NA

bhru No 102

1

RC

S fw

d

thruster h

unP

thru No 6

RCS

fwd

thruster burnP

thru No

8 kC

S

fwd

thruster burxP

t

Correlation

measurement

NA

NA

-- NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

Operating

functional

path

ORC21

ORC45

Jet 4

ORC18

OR

C42

Jet 6

Justification

Safety monitor

Safety monitor

NA

NA

N A

NA

NA

rs

t a u S N - N

Safety monitor

I

ORC46

Jet 8

0RC29

OR

C43

Jet 10

OR^ 3

ORC47

Jei 12

OR

CZ

4 ORC48

Jet 16

Om49

ORC51

Jet 101

OR

~O

ORC52

N -'

Sa

fety

monito,

N

Safety moritor

IN

Safety monitor

Safety monitor

N N

Safety monitor

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TABLE 1.-

MEASUREMENTS REQUZRED FOR FORWARD FAUL'l'

DETECTION AND ANNUNCIATION -

Concluded

iard limit Correlation

I

Operating

knct ional -- Justification

I /*I S

nit limit

Measurement U

I Isl

I Jel high

low

iigh

low

I measurement

path

inam

o

xid

ress

iP

NA

Leak isolation

Leak isolation

Failed manifo: d

manitor

manifold f

Isln valve

F Failed manifold

monitor

manifold o

Safety

I -4

- bent valve

IF

Safety -

vent valve

[sov

p

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5.0 FUNCTI9NAL PATH ANALYSIS OF THE

AFT RCS

5.1 Func t iona l P a t h I d e n t i f i c a t - i o n

The f u n c t i o n a l p a t h s f o r t h e a f t RCS a r e i d e n t i f i e d

as RCXX on f i g u r e s 7 th rough 10.

5.2 F u n c t i o ~ l a l Pa th D e s c r i p t i o n - A f t L e f t RCS

RC70 i s t h e helium s o u r c e b o t t l e f o r supply ing hel ium

p r e s s u r e t o t h e f u e l tank . The b o t t l e has 2.02 c u b i c f e e t

volume and is p r e s s u r i z e d t o 3600 p s i a p r i o r t o l i f t o f f .

RC71 provides t h e same f u n c t i o n f o r t h e o x i d i z e r t anks .

RC72 through RC7S a r e helium i s o l a t i o n v a l v e s i n s e r i e s

w i th two helium r e g u l a t o r s . They p rov ide helium i s o l a t i o n

and r e g u l a t e sou rce p r e s s u r e t o a p r o p e l l a n t tank p r e s s u r e

o f approximately 280 p s i a .

RC76 and RC77 a r e s e r i e s p a r a l l e l check v a l v e s t h a t

i s o l a t e p r o p e l l a n t s from t h e helium r e g u l a t o r s .

RC80 and R C a l p rov i3e over p r e s s w e r e l i e f f o r t h e

f u e l and o x i d i z e r t a n k s . They c o n s i s t o f a nonna l ly open

SOV i n series w i t h a b u r s t d i s c and a poppet r e l i e f va lve .

Over p r e s s u r e w i l i r u ~ t u r e t h e b u r s t d i s c a l lowing excess

hel ium t o be vented . I n t n e event t h e poppet v a l v e f a i l s

t o r e s e a t , t h e SOV i s c l o s e d by +he crew.

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SOT

COT

UU

CI

U

UU

&

de:

rx:&

S3

AW

A N

OIIV

7OSI

a?

Od

INW

OJ,

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RC82 and RC83 a r e p rope l l an t holding tanks. Each tank has a volume of approximately 14 cubic f e e t .

RC84 through RC89 a r e tank i s o l a t i o n valves used t o

i s o l a t e p rope l l an t flow from t h e p rope l l an t tanks t o t h e

t h r u s t e r manifolds.

RC90 through RC99 a r e manifold i s o l a t i o n valves used

t o con t ro l t he flow of p rope l l an t t o t h r e e primary j e t s o r

two ve rn i e r j e t s . In t h e event o f a f a i l ed -on t h r u s t e r o r

a leak, t h e f u e l and ox id i ze r manifold i s o l a t i o n valves assoc ia ted wi th t h e f a i l u r e a r c closed.

RC104 through RC131 a r e engine i n l e t valves f o r f u e l

and ox id i ze r , Each engine has a dedicated j e t d r i v e r which

opens and c lo se s t h e f u e l and ox id i ze r i n l e t v a l - ~ e s on

command.

5.3 Functional Path Descr ipt ion of Right Aft RCS

The r i g h t a f t RCS has components i d e n t i c a l t o those i n

t he l e f t a f t RCS. The func t iona l path desc r ip t i on i s , there -

f o r e , t h e same as t h e l e f t a f t RCS except f o r t h e func t iona l path numbering

5.4 Operating Functional Paths

The func t iona l path? of t h e a f t RCS are combined i n t o

operat ing func t iona l paths f o r f a u l t de t ec t i on and annuncia- t i on . The operat ing func t iona l paths a r e i d e n t i f i e d a s

ORCXXX. A t o t a l of 14 f u e l and 14 ox id izer operat ing func t iona l paths e x i s t i n each a f t RCS.

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5.4.1 Fuel operating functional paths - aft left RCS. All 14 functional paths for fuel are identicel from the helium source to the tank isolation valves. The common fuel path is identified as:

ORClOO = RC70 (RC72 + RC74) (RC76) (RC78) (RC82)

In addition, eight engines have a common fuel path

through parallel tank isolation valves and the remaining six engines have a common path through the remaining tank

isolation valve. The fuel paths are identified as:

3RC101 = (ORC100) (RC84 + RC86)

ORClOZ = (ORC100) (RC88)

Past the tank isolation valves the functional paths

branch to the manifolds as fellows:

ORC103 = (ORC101) (RC94) Manifold A

ORC104 = (ORC101) (RC92) Wanifold B

ORClOS = ORC101 (RC90) Manifold E

ORC106 = ORC102 (RC96) Manifold C

ORC107 = ORC102 (RC98) Manifold D

The complete fuel flow functional paths for the engines are given below:

OK108 = (ORC103) (RC106) Engine 25

OW109 = (ORC103) (RC114) Engine 23

GRCllO = (ORC103) (RC122) Engine 31

0 ~ ~ 1 1 1 = (0~~104) (~~110) Engine 21

ORCllZ = (ORC104) (RC118) Engine 33

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Engine 37

Engine 103

Engine 105

Engine 19

Engine 27

Engine 35

Engine 29

Eng;?e 17

Engine 39

5.4.2 Oxidizer operating functional paths - aft left RCS. The oxidizer operating functional paths are similar - to the fuel operating functional paths and are compiled as fo1:ows.

The common path to the tank isolation valve is:

ORC122 = (RC71) (RC73 + RC75) (RC77) (RC79 (RC83)

The common oxidizer paths through the tank isolation

paths are:

ORC123 = (ORC122) (RC85 + RC89)

The cormon oxidizer paths to the oxidizer manifolds are:

ORC125 = (ORC123) (RC91) Manifold A

ORC126 = (ORC123) (RC33) Manifold B

ORC127 = (ORC123) (RC95) Manifold E

ORC128 = (ORC124) (RC97) Manifold C

ORC129 = (ORC124) (RC9S) Manifold D

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The oxiLzer operating functional flow paths t o the engines are defined as follows:

ORC130 = (OAC12S) (RC107) Engine 25

ORC131 = (ORC12S) (RC115) Engine 23

ORC132 = (ORC125) (RC123) Engine 31

ORC133 = (ORC126) (RC111) Engine 21

ORC134 = (ORC126) (RC119) Engine 33

ORC135 = (ORC126) (RC125) Eugine 37

ORC136 = (ORC127) (RC129) Engine 103

ORCi37 = (ORC127) (RC131) Engine 105

ORC138 = (ORC128) (RC113) Engine 19

ORC139 = (ORC128) (RC105) Engine 27

ORC140 = (ORC128) (RC121) Engine 35

ORC141 = (ORC129) (RC109) Engine 29

ORC142 = (ORC129) (RC117) Engine 17

ORC143 = (ORC129) (RCl27) Engine 39

5.4.3 - Fuel operating functional paths - aft right RCS. The operating functionel fuel path from the helium source

to the propellant tank SOV's is common to all 14 engines, and is identified as:

ORC200 = (RC150) (RC152 + RC154) (RC156) (RC158) (RC162)

The cperating functional fuel flow path.divides into two paths at the tank SOVts. They are defined as follows:

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The five operating functional fuel flow paths to the

fuel manifolds are defined by:

ORC203 = (ORC201) (RC170) Manifold A

ORC204 = (ORC201) (RC172) Manifold B

ORC2OS = (ORC201) (RC174) Manifold E

ORC206 = (ORC202) (RC176) Manifold C

ORC207 = (ORC202) (RC178) Manifold D

The complete operating functional fuel flow paths for

the engines are given below:

ORCZG!? = ( 0 ~ ~ 2 0 3 ) (RC188) Engine 26

ORCiO9 = (OT<C20?] (RC196) Engine 24

GRC210 = (ORcZu.7) (RC%OF) Eiigine 38

C X L 1 1 = (ORCZG-', [RClCe) '-ngine 28

ORC212 = (ORC204) [;:??-94) Engine 22

ORC213 = (ORC204) (RC202) Engine 33

ORC214 = (ORC205) (RC208) Engi~.e 104

ORC215 = (ORC205j (RC210) Engine 106

ORC216 = (ORC206) (RC190) Engine 20

ORC217 = (ORC206) (RC189) Engine 34

ORC218 = (ORC206) (RC204) Engine 40

ORC219 = (ORC203j (RC184) Engine 30

ORC220 = (ORC207) (RC192) Engine 18

OkC221 = (ORC207) (RC200) Engine 36

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5.4.4 Oxidizer operating functional paths - aft right i

RCS. The oxidizer operating functional flow path from the - i 1

helium source to tank SOVis is common to all engines and 1 I

is defined as : 1 ORC222 = (RC151) (RC153 + RC155) (RC157) (RC159) (RC163)

1 Z

A

The oxidizer operating functional flow paths through I . -

the tank SOV1s are defined as:

ORC223 = (ORC222) (RC165 + RC169)

The oxidizer operating functional flow paths to the I 1

oxidizer manifolds are:

0RC225 = (ORC223j (RC171) Manifold A

ORC226 = (ORC223) (RC173) Manifold B

ORC227 = (ORC223) (RC175) Manifold E

ORC228 = (ORC224) (RC177) Manifold C

ORC229 = (ORC224) (KC179) Manifold D

The complete oxidizer operating fu~ctional flow paths for the enginzs are given below:

ORC230 = (ORC225) (RC189) Engine 26

ORC231 = (ORC225) (RC197) Engine 24

OR5232 - (ORC225) (RC207) Engine 38

ORC233 = (ORC226) (RC203) Engine 32

ORC234 = (ORC226) (RC195) Engine 22

ORC235 = (ORC226) (RC187) Engine 28

ORC236 = (ORC227) (RC209) Engine 104

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O R C 2 3 7 = ( O R C 2 2 7 ) ( R C 2 1 1 ) Engine 106

O R C 2 3 8 = ( O R C 2 2 8 ) ( R C 2 0 5 ) Engine 40

O R C 2 3 9 = ( O R C 2 2 8 ) ( R C 1 9 9 ) Engine 34

O R C 2 4 0 = ( O R C 2 2 8 ) ( R C 1 9 1 ) Engine 2 0

O R C 2 4 1 = (ORC'229) ( k c 1 8 5 1 Engine 30'

O R C 2 4 2 = ( O R C 2 2 9 ) ( K C 1 9 3 ) Engine 18

O K 2 4 3 = ( O R C 2 2 9 ) ( R C 2 0 1 ) Engine 36

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6 . 0 MEASUREMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR FAULT DETECTION AND ANNUNCIATION - AFT RCS

6.1 FDA Measurements

Tables 2 and 3 list the primary, correlation, and pre- conditioning measurements required for fault detection and

annunciation for the right and left aft RCS. The tables

identify 72 new measurements not included in the Master

Measurements List, dated November 16, 1973. Measurement

justification is also included in tables 2 and 3. Figures 11

through 14 show the approximate location of the aft RCS

measurements.

6.2 Description of Parameters to be Monitored

6.2.1 Helium source pressure. Helium source pressure is

used for propellant guging and is the best overall indicator

of system inrc~rity. In the event the source pressure

measurement fails, the system status and propellant remaining

cannot be determined; therefore, redundant source pressure

measurements should be added to the f o ~ r helium tanks.

6.2.2 Propellant pressures. Helium SOV positions provide

a prscondition check to determine if the system is static

or dynamic. Regulator output is required to isolate leaks

and tailed components such as regulators, helium SOVfs, and

vent valves.

Tank outlet pressure provides a correlation check for ?:

regulator output pressure. :,;l 4

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6.2.3 Manifold pressures. Tank outlet SOV's, manifold

isolation valves, and RCS crossfeed val-ve positions provide precondition checks for manifold pressure checks.

Manifold pressure transducers should be added to pro-

vide rapid leak isolation capability and engine inlet pressure

monitoring during crossfeed operation. Heat soak back moni-

toring for isnlated manifolds would zlso be provided by

these transducers.

6.2.4 Thruster temperature. Thiuster temperature

transducers should be monitored for overtemperature during

burns and far leak indications during quiescent perjods.

In addition, the engine procurement specification pro-

vides for burn through monitors on each engine. It is antici-

pated that they will be monitored by PMS.

6.3 Leak Detection Methods

6.3.1 Quantity remaining. ?remission helium profiles

are not adequate for helium monitoriag. Leaks can be detected

by correlating helium source pressure with the quantity of

propellant remaining. Since quantity remaining is gauged by

helium pressure, volume, and temperature, quantity measurements

become inaccurate when a leak is introduced into the system.

A thruster-on time mul.tipl;ed by flow rate calculation shc~ld be correlated with quantity remaining. Care must be exfrcised

to charge propellant to the proper tanks during crossfeed

operation.

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6.3.2 Delta pressure. The helium source pressure

delta for fuel and oxidize, should be nearly constant, since

equal volumes of fuel and oxAdizci- are being consuned. A change in the delta pressure is indicative of a leak.

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TA

BL

E

2.-

R

IGH

T A

FT RCS MEASUREMENTS F

OR FD

A

*P

= PI imary

C

= CorreJ.ation

X =

Precondition

**N

= New Measurement Required

* U j M

easurement

Soft limit

High

low

-

V4Z

P20

04A

e

oxid tank

pressure

RCS R-aft He

oxid tank

pressure

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tii

~h

low

Propellant

remaining

dependent

Propellant

remaining

dependent

Propellant

remaining

P !

P

RCS R-aft He

dependent

Propellant

remaining

dependent

33 t

Justification

Nil

fuel tank

pressure

RCS

R-aft He

fuel tank

pressure I

Y2

2C)O

ZA

RCS R-aft He

NA

NA

1 N

A 1 Rc

153

~typeyOf

11 ORC222 monitoring static

or d

namic

ORC222

RC151

ORCZZZ

Correlation

measilrement

System status

'propellant gauging

leak monitoring

P

propellant gaugin

leak monitoring

status and gauglna

Operating

functional

path

RC150

oRC200

ORC200

RC151

u

S

lost if PZOOZA

fail

s N

Status and gaugint

lost if P2004A

fails

System status

zosition defines

N

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TA

BL

E

2.-

R

IGH

T

AF

T

XS

MEA

SUR

EMEN

TS FOR

FDA

- Continued

r * Soft limit Hard limit Correlation Operating

U Measurement

functional

e :ligh

low High

low

measurement

path

Justification 1

monitoring static

CS R-aft He

NA

X

rgltr

alve 2

ORC222

Safety insures

1 I

*C~R-aftHem~

3X

RLF

valve

V41X2022E

vent line open -

NA

~N

A

NA

~ NA

RCl61

ORC222

Safety insures

I I vent line open

Position defines

type of

monitoring static

RCS R

-aft He

fu RLF

valve

V42X2036E

RCS R-aft He

fuel rgltr

Isln valve 1

V42X2038E

RCS R

-aft He

fuel rgPtr

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b42~2048~

type of

monitoring static

Isolated manifold

monitor

NA

N

A

NA

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NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

N A

NA

NA

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xdzr thruste P

IN

A

NA INA

NA

N A

RC171

Isln valve A

N A

NA

N.4

ORC225

RC160

ORC200

RC152

ORC200

RC154

ORC200

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TA

BL

E 2.-

RIGHT AFT RCS MEASUREMENTS FOR F

DA

- Continued

Measurement

V42X2050E

RCS R-aft

oxdzr

thruster

Isln valve B

V42X2051E

RCS R-aSt

oxdzr

thruster

Xsln valve C

V42X2052E

RCS R-aft

oxdzr

Hard limit

High

low

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

N A

NA

* u e P P P

Soft limit

digh

low

NA

N

A

NA

NA

fJA

NA

Correlation

measurement

NA

NA

NA

thruster

Isln- v~lve D

V42X2054E

RCS

I;-aft

fu thruster

is01 valve

A V42X2055E

Operating

functional

path

RC173

P

:csR-aft

,, NA fu thruster

P

Justification

Isolated manifold

1 ORC226

NA

monitor

Isolated marifold

monitor

Isolated manifold

monitor

Isolated manifold

monitor

Isolated manifold

monitor

i

N A

N A

N A

NA

is01 vzilve

s t a

u S

RC177

ORC228

RC179

ORC229

RC170

ORC201

RC172

ORC204

+

- --

. .

L

- -

-- -

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TABLE 2.-

RIGHT AFT RCS MEASUREMENTS FOR FDA -

Continued

-

-

'manf press

1

hr42~2066~ I

I 1

I I

I

-

Measurement

V42X2056E

RCSR-aft

fu thruster

is01 valve C

* U e

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High

low

NA

NA

RCS

R-aft

fuel rgltr

outlet press

V42P2052A

RCS R-aft

oxdzr rgltr

outlet press

V42P2P64A

RCS R

-aft

IC

oxd-.r prplt

manf press

Hard limit

High

low

NA

NA

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monitor

~orreldt

io

n7

for RGLTR

V42X2058E

p

o\

RCS R-aft

I NA

w

fu thruster

I-'

TBD

TBD

1

Correlation

measurement

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TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

NA

NA

TBD

TBD

Operating

functional

path

RC176

ORC205

RCS R-af

, Ci TBD

TBD I TBD

TBD

fuel prplt

300

270

psia psia

-

Justification

Isolated manifold

monitor

NA

NA

RC178

ORC207

NA

P2060A

ORC200

+1

300

270

' PZ064A

psia prin /

__

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ORC200

Correlation

for P2062A

I I

przssure monitor

leak detection

ORC222

Tank over-

pressure monitor

leak detection

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mp

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,"

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N

A

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163

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rre

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fo

r

-

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r ta

nk

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CS

R

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S

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D

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62

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rre

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fo

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l

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it

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h

low

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D

TB

D

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D

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d

li

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t

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h

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fun

cti

on

al

pa

th

OR

C21

7

OR

C23

9

OR

C22

1

OR

C24

3

OR

C2

11

OR

C23

2

OR

CZ

18

OR

C23

8

I Co

rre

lati

on

me

asu

rem

en

t

NA

NA

N A NA

Ju

sti

fic

ati

on

Tem

p a

nd

le

ak

s t a u S -

. .-

. . -. -

--.-

- m

on

ito

r

Tem

p a

nd

le

ak

mo

nit

or

t

Tem

p a

nd

le

ak

mo

nit

or

Tem

p a

nd

le

ak

mo

nit

or

~-

-

r

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TA

BL

E

2.-

RIG

HT

AF

T

RC

S M

EASU

REM

ENTS

FOR

FDA

- Coqtinued

p~

--f

fuel m

anif01 P

bx manifold

f~

bx m

anifold

b.J

- Soft limit

High

law

TB

D

TB

C

TBD

TB

D

.- -

TB

D

TR

D

TBD

TB

D

-- ---

-

Hard limit

High

low

TB

D

TBD

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TBD

Correlation

neasilrcment

NA

N A

--

TB

c T

39

i-

TB

D

TF

D

TBD

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

I

Operating

functional

path

ORC203

i N

: -

.-A

1 N

i I I I - -. --

--. TB

D

TBD

TB

D

TB

D

N 7

4

Leak isolbtion

Leak isolation

Le

ak

isolation

N A

NA

N A

N --

7 I N

' I

Justification

Leak isolation

Leak isulaii.on

CRC205

- ORC225

ORC226

TB

D

TB

D

1 TRD

Tel

l 1

Nil

f :I a l

- -

I S N

- .- -

4

Leak isolation

Leak isolation

ORC228

NA

NA

I

N i -.-

L !

ORC204

ORC206

ORC207

Leak isolation

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,-

Z - C 0 .rl c, d rl 0 V) -4

24 rd a, 4 - r. c 4 N U Pr: 0

-

< Z

-- ca ffi b

ca m r+ - cl a I+

E9 b - a 'u r-'

.' 0 4 rcr 3

e : rb

1 E

? 'C L!?.%.

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TA

BL

E

2.-

R

ICll

T

AFT

K

CS

MTi

ASU

REM

LNTS

7G

R

FDA

--

Continued

-

r 1, S

cft

lim

it

fiig

h

lo

NA

:JA

KA

NA

NA

N

A

NA

N

lr

Co

rre

lati

on

mea

sure

men

t

N A NA

Har

d

lim

it

Hig

h

1

NA

-.

NA

NA

biA

Op

era

tin

g

fun

cti

on

al

pa

th

OR

~~

Y

OR

C24

1 URCZ13

OR

C23

3 0

Rm

1/

Ju

st i

f ic

ati

on

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

'U

e

Mea

sure

men

t

k~

r<-

af

t

tkri

iste

r b

urr

P

thru

No

30

'RTTS

?-aft

tkru

ste

r b

urr

P

thru

No

32

0\

NA

NA

NA

NA

N A

N A

N A N A

N A

WA

t a

u S N

1- N

t

I b-' -.I

ths

u N

o 3

6

I.J

NA

CS

R-a

ft

thru

ste

r b

urn

P

NA

NA

N A

NA

Sa

fety

N

OR

C23

3 O

R^ 2 1

Sa

fety

N

OR

C24

3 0K

CT

1J. Sa

fet;

? Ii'

OR

C23

2 ORCZlB

Sa

fety

O

RC

238

o~'T

T33

6 S

afe

ty

OR

C21

4 O

R^

5 7

- OR

C21S

thru

ste

r b

urr

P

thru

No

34

Tx

?rR

laft

- th

rus

ter

bu

rrP

thru

No

104

RcS

K

-att

th

rus

ter

bu

rnP

li

ru Y

o 1

06

L-2

,

NA

N

A

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TA

HL

E

2.-

R

IGH

T AFT RC

S ME

ASUR

EMEN

TS FOR FD

A -

Concluded

4

ox

ta

nk

lox

tank

I x

s Hard limit Correlation

t

I Justification

High

lcw

m

easu

rem

ent

I O

K2

24

I

Configuration

NA

N

A

I NA

N!, N

A ORC223

ORC223

--

-- -

Configuration

Configuration

N .

N A

I

I NA

N

A

L

N A

N A

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TABLE 3.-

LEFT A

F'T

RCS MEASUREMEi:?'S FOR FD

A

Measurement

vv

RCS L-aft

He

oxdz

r tk press

RCS

L-aft

~h

He o

xdzr

I N

tk press

0 v

RCS

L-a

ict

He ox RL

F Isln valve

021E --

RCS L-aft

He fu RLF

i~~~ L-aft He

/fu RGLTR

RCS L-aft He

fu RGLTR

*P

= Primary

C =

Correlation

X =

Prezonditim

**N

= New Measurement Required

Hard limit

Hig

h

low

Propelliht

remaining

dependent

rope1 lant

remaining

dependent

- .

N.A

N A

NA

I: A

NA

N A

NA

N A

b

[Softlirni;

e High

low

P 1'

BD

T

BD

I-

sJ

**

- - - .-

.

Correlation-

measurement

P3002A

P X -. X X X

TB

L

TBD

NA

N

A

- HA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

NA

--

Operating-

functional

path

RC71

0RClZ2

-

RC71

ORClZ2

RC81

t

Justification

I-

afet

y insures

RC80

tank ven

t line

System status

propellant ga

ugin

g le

ak monitor

u

S

oy en

Position d

ekines I

type of mon

itor

ing

static or

dynamic

I

Positicn detines

. type

af mo

nito

ring

static or

dynamic

N A

NA

Status and

gaugingj

lost

if P3002A

fails

Safety insures

tank

ve

nt line

RC72

RC

l~

~

RC74

RC1ao

N

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E t 8

0 E -,-I Q, U E 4 a 0 e 4 k 4 1 9 0 Q) 3 Z 0 k VI iz,

I k cd a 0 U 2 U tJ c, .d 3 < cr. r= c , M U d. E 0 7, Z r b C E b E C Z

. r 4 rc .d a?+ -4 Q) l-l l-l c a d C *

s -4 c a ..-( c a a ace a,

k ce 4 O E P , O E P , <

Z @ Q ) h Q , Q , Z a k a a h a

=c a L=r Z 2. PO m

< Z

d t-. t-.

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TABLE

3.-

LEFT AFT RCS MEASUREMENTS FOR FD

A -

Continued

I

3

k~

ai

; I P

oxdzr thruster

Isln valve C

V42X3054E

RCS L-aft

P

oxdzr thruster

i;;;I;

;;;e D

1

Measuremect

I RCSL-aft

fu thruster I 6

IIsln valve

llmm

mm

r ~RCS i-aft

Ifu

thruster I

'Isln valve B

1 I ~RCS L-aft

.fu thruster

i1sln valve C I

h42~3062~ I

RCS L-aft

fu thruster I

f~sln

valve D I

I -- - -

Soft limit Hard

Correlation

I High

low

High

low

measurement

I

pera at in^

functional

Justification

path

u S

RC97

1 ~snlated manifold)

ORC128

monitor I-&

Isolated manifold

Isolated manifold

RC92.

Isolated man

ifol

d

' Isolated manifold

Isol

ated

manifold

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TABLE 3.-

LEFT AFT R

CS MEASUREMENTS FOR FDA -

Continued

r

Measurement

3063A

RCS L-aft

ox R

GLTR

outlet press

'V42P3064A

RCS L-aft

ox

PRPLT

manf press

m3

06

5~

RCS L-aft

fuel RGLTR

outlet press

V42P3066A

IRCS

L-aft

fuel P

RPLT

Imanf press

1~42~3067~

!RCS L-aft

:ox manf

jtemp

iV42T3068A

iRCSL-aft

/fuel manf

/temp

* u e

P C

Soft limit

High

low

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

Hard limit

High

low

300

270

psia

psia

300

270

psia

psia

PITBD

TBD

300

270

psia

psia

300

270

psia

psia

TBD

TBD

P

Correlation

measurement

P3064A

NA

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD I

P3066A

NA

T3116A

PTBD

TBD

T3118A

-

Operating

functional

patli

RC75

RC75

RC122

RC73

RC75

ORC122

RC72

TBD

TBD

RC74

ORClOO

RC7Z

RC74

ORClOO

0RC122

ORCI,-,O

Justification

Tank o

verpress

leak isolation

Correlation for

P3063A

S t

u

S

-- Tank o

verpress

leak

isolation

Correlation for

P3065A

Heat an

d co

ld

I

soak

Heat an

d cold

soak

a

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TABLE 3.-

LEFT

AFT R

CS MEASUREMENTS

FOR FDA -

Continued

* Soft li

mit

U

Measurement

Hard

limit1 Correlation1

Operatingl

It! functional

Justification

measurement

I lel~igh low

TBD

TBD

NA

RC71

Correlation for

T3067A

TBD

TBD

NA

RC70

Correlation for

T3068A

I I

tk temp

I I

V42T3124A

TBD

TBD

NA

ORC142 Temp and

leak

ORC120 monitor

I

lxcs L

-aft

JP[TBD

TBD

thruster ini

TBD

TE

D 1 I

I ORC138 Temp and

leak

9RC116 I mon

itor

~RC

S L-aft

:thruster

ini

I ORC133 Temp and leak

I 0~~111

inonitor

I I iR

CS L-aft

!thruster inj r

NA

I

ORC131 Temp and leak

ORCl09 I mo

nitor

I I

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TABLE 3.-

LEFT AFT RCS MEASUREMENTS FOR FDA -

Continued

Measurement

i 42T3132A

L-aft

'thruster inj

/temp No 25

J42T3134P.

rn

RCS L-aft

I thruster inj

N

No 27

Cn

I V42T3136A

RC

S L-aft

thruster inj

* U S

e

Soft limit

High

low

temp No 29

IY42T3138A

RCS L-aft

rP

thruster inj

RCS L-aft

thruster inj rP

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

Hard limit

High

low

rP

rP

=P

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

NA

NA

N A

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TbO

TBD

Correlation

measurement

NA

NA

NA

ORC119

ORC132

ORCllO

ORC134

ORC112

ORC140

ORC118

monitor

Temp and leak

monitor

Temp 2nd

leak

monitor

Temp and

leak

monitor

rs

t a u

S

ORC130

ORC108

OKC139

ORC117

ORC141

Operating

functional

path

I

Justification

Temp and leak

monitor

Temp a.ld

leak

monitor

Temp and leak

I

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TA

BL

E 3.-

LE

FT AFT

RC

S M

EASU

REM

EN'TS

FO

R FDA - C

on

tin

ue

d

mea

sure

men

t p

ath

NA

OR

C13

5 T

emp

and

le

ak

OR

C11

3 m

on

ito

r

NA

OR

C14

3 Temp a

nd

le

ak

So

ft

lim

it

Hig

h

low

1 Mea

sure

men

t I:

Hig

h

low

-

TBD

TBD

thru

ste

r in

TBD

",'D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TBD

TB3

TBD

TBD

TBD

NA

I R

C83

I H

eat

and

c

old

TBD

TBD

/LC

S L

-a

ft

!fuel t

an

k

I NA

TBD

TBD

RC

82

[th

rus

ter

23

1 Y

soa

k

Hea

t an

d

co

ld

soa

k

NA

NA

NA

NA

OR

C14

2 O

RC

12 0

O

R'-1

38

OR

C11

6 O

RC

133

OR

Cll

l

OR

C10

9

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

OR--

Sa

fety

N N -- -

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TA

BL

E

3.-

LE

FT

AF

T R

CS

MEA

SUR

EMEN

TS FOR F

DA

- C

an

tin

ue

d

So

ft

lim

it H

ard

li

mit

-7

Co

rre

lati

on

O

pe

rati

ng

fu

nc

tio

na

l

mea

sure

men

t p

ath

M

easu

rem

ent

Ju

sti

fic

ati

on

Iig

h

low

H

igh

lo

w

I S

afe

ty

Sa

fety

I

N A

NP

. N

A

N A

N

A

OR

n 4 1

OR

C11

9

NA

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

OR

Cll

O

N A

N

A

NA

N

A

NA

54

OR

C11

2

N A

N

A

NA

N

A

I N

A

OR

C11

8

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

Sa

fety

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TA

BL

E

3.-

L

EFT

AF

T

RC

S MEASli'REMENTS F

OR

FD

A - Continued

m

I

h)

w

C

Measurement

RCS L-aft

fuel

manifold A

RCS L-aft

fuel

manifold B

RTS

L-ai-t

fuel

manifold C

* U e

P

P P

fuel

IP T

BD

T

BD

anifold D

,

CS L-aft

fuel

3 T

BD

T

BD

ox manifold P T

RD

T

BD

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

Soft limit

High low

TB

D

TB

D

- -

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

NA

NA

NA

N N N N

-

Hard limit

High low

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

TB

D

I

-

ORC107

QRClOS

Leak isolation

Leak isolation

ORC125

Correlation

measurement

NA

NA

Leak isolation

r

TBD

T

BD

I A

! T

BD

TBD

- RCS L-aft

ox

manifold

ORC128

Operating

functional

path

TE

D

TB

D

NA

TB

D

TB

D

P

L-aft

manifold

ORC'

26

N A

P

Leak isolation

Leak isolation

N

Justification

NA

N t a

u S

N N

ORC103

ORC106

Leak isolation

Leak isolztion

ORC104 Leak isolation

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TAi3

LE 3.-

LE

FT

AF

T RCS

ME

-GU

RE

ME

NT

S FOR

FDA

-

Continued

measurement

Soft limit

Yig

h

low

Hard limit

High

low

N A

ORC129 Leak isolation

TB

D

TBD

T

BD

T

BD

bx

manifold

IP -

N.4

ORC127 Leak isolation

TB

D

TB

D

lox maifold

(P~

TB

D

TB

D

a I

I !RC~-

a f aft

I i

I -

.;A RC90

Failed manifold

ORC105 monitor

N A

RC95

Failed sauifold

ORC127 monitor

ORC136 Over temperature

HA

I E fu manifol

Isln valve

N A

osition

P

I RCS L-aft

vernier 103

P T

BD

T

BD

temp

RCS L-aft

vernier 105 P

TB

D

TB

D

+.em

pisPL-aft

Ifu tank

X N

A

NA

sov

1

TB

D

TB

D

i ORC128 land leak monitor

ORC137 lover tem~erature

TB

D

TB

D

I N

A

and leak monitor

I I

NA

1

ORClOl Configuration

-

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TA

BL

E

5.-

L

EFT

A

FT

RC

S M

EASU

REM

ENTS

FO

I FD

A -

Concluded

I I *

Soft limit Hard limit Correlation

operating(

u I Measurement

functional

Justiflcatiox

e High

low

High

low

measurement

path

futann

1x1

NA

N

A I NA

id

/ N

A

ORC102 ' Co

nfiguration

SOV 2

fib

Ifu

tank

X N

A

NA

N

A

ORC102

Configuration

' so

v 3

-

RC

S L-art

I N

A

I X

NA

NA

N

A

N A

N

A

Configuration

~C

S

L-a

ft

I I

,ox tank

IX nA

I

ORC123 Iconfiguration

I OA

tan

k

N A

N4

I

sov

3

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7.0 RCS CROSSFEED OPERATION

"1 Configuration

Additional P ~ e l and oxidizer functional flow paths to

the RCS manifolds are availatie from each tank on rh2 cross- feed I ine.

The crossfeed conflguxation is chown in fiqcres 15

and 16.

7.2 Ope- 2t ional Guidelines

To zvoi i propellant transfer due to aifferential

pre;sure, only m c propellant tank r t a time i s cmmected

to its respective crossfeed line. To insure equal manifold

pressure, the fuel and oxidizer tank connected to their

respective cr(J3cfeed li,te are from the same 5 . asystem.

TLe left and right aft RCS mny be operated simultaneously

t r m the crocsfeLJ linzs.

7.3 Crossfeed C~mponents

Two addi;ional shut-aff valves connect each crossfeed

line tc the aft left and right WiS. These valves are identi-

fied as RC301 through RC308 (see fzgs. 15 ar,, 16).

" 4 Propellant Cperating Functional Paths

for RCS Crossfeed

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7.4.1 BCS fuel tanks to crossfeed line. The fuel

operating functional paths from the tanks to the crossfeed

lines are defined as follows:

I Left aEt RCS (ref. section 5.4.1)

Right aft RCS (ref. section 5.4.3)

7.4.2 -- RCS oxidizer tanks to crossfeed 1 ines. 7 The

oxldizer functional rsths from the tanks to the cr~ssfeed

lines are defined as follows:

Left aft RCS (ref. section 5.4.2)

Right aft RCS (ref. section 5.4.4)

7.4.3 Crossfeed from aft right RCS tanks to aft left

RCS manifolds. The operating functional flow paths frcm

the right aft RCS propellant tanks to the left aft RCS mani-

folds are given below (ref. sectioias 7.4.1 and 7.4.2) :

A Fuel Manifold ORC3OZ = (ORC300) (RC304) (RC94)

0 Fuel Manifold ORC303 = (ORC300) (RC304) (RC92)

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E Fuel Manifold ORC304 = (ORC300) (RC304) (RC90)

C Fuel Manifold

ORCsOS = (ORC300) (RC302) (RC96)

D Fuel Manifold

ORC306 = (ORC300) (RC302) (RC98)

0 A Oxidizer Manifold ORC307 = (ORC301) (RC3G3) (RC91)

B Oxidizer Manifold

ORC308 = (ORC301) (RC3031 (RC93)

E Oxidizer Manifold ORC309 = (02C301) (RC303) (RC95)

a C Oxidizer Manifold

ORC310 = (ORC301) (RC301) (RC97)

D Oxidizer Manifoid ORC311 = (ORC301) (RC301) (RC99)

7.4.4 Crossfeed from aft left - RCS tanks to aft right

RCS man5ic~lds. The operating fk-ctional flow paths from the -- -7

left aft RCS propellant tanks to the right aft RCS manifolds

are given below (ref. sections 7.4.1 and 7.4.2):

A Fuel Manifold

ORC322 = (ORC320) (RC308) !RC170)

B Fuel Manifold

ORC323 = (ORC320) (RC308j (RC172)

E Fuel Manifold

ORC324 = (ORC320) (~C308) (RC174)

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a C Fuel Manifold ORC32S = (ORC32Q) (RC306) (RC176)

D Fuel Manifold ORC326 = (ORC320) (RC306) (RC178)

A Oxidizer Macifald ORC327 = (ORC321) (ORC307) JRC171)

B Oxidizer Manifold ORC328 = (ORC321) (ORC307) (RC173)

E Oxidizer Manifold ORC329 = (OlX321) (ORC307) (RC175)

C Oxidizer Manifold

ORC330 = (ORC321) (ORC30S) (RC177)

D Oxidizer Nanifold ORC331 = (ORC321) (ORC30S) (RC179)

7.5 Measurements

No additional measurements are required for RCS cross-

feed operation.

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8 . 0 RCS , OblS IN'I'EKCONNECT OI'liKAl'I(jN

1 I'unct ional Paths for OMSJRCS lntcrconncct

The OMS fgnctional paths used for RCS interconnect are shown in figure 17. T h are identified as OMXX. Functional

paths are combined il,,a operating functional paths and idcnti-

f ic3 3:- 308lY.X.

Y ' :anctional Path Analysis of OMS Propellant

P : t t h to CrossfecJ Lines

C M 1 ,.!ld Obl? are hcliun source tanks. Ilach t-ank 1::rs a

volulnt. ot' 15.4 cubic feet. I'he tanks are pressurized to

3pproxim:l.ely 4000 p s i a prior to launch.

O H 3 through OM6 are helium isolation shut-off valves

in series nith a primary and secondary helium regulator.

rznk Fressure is regulated to approximately 2 1 3 psig.

C0:\17 through W110 are shuL-off valve.; to isolate oxidizer

iron t11,. I ~ c l iur, maniic l d during periods hen tanks arc- not

in use.

W 1 1 , 0>!12, OM15, a d OM16 are series ;.nrallel chcck

valvcs t.o isolate pro:,cl l a n t frqm the he1 iufn innni '-old.

Ob113, Ob114, Ob.117, and O!I18 are manual shut -off valves

used for ground servicing only.

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OM19 through OM22 a r e b u r s t d i s c i n s e r i e s w i t h poppet

r e l i e f va lves f o r r e l i e v i n g helium overboard, i n t h e event

a f a i l u r i t r e s u l t s i n over p r e s s u r i z a t i o n o f t h e tank .

OM23 t h r m g h OM26 a r e p r o p e l l a n t hold ing t anks . Each

t ank has 2 volume o f approximately 89.5 c u b i c f e e t .

OM27 t h r o u p OM34 a r e p a i r s of p a r a l l e l redundant s h u t -

o f f va lvzs . E i t h e r va lve i n a p a i r can flow enough p r o p e l l a n t

t o suppor t an OMS engine burn.

OM35 through OM39 and OM41 through Oh44 a r e p a i r s o f

p a r a l l e l redundant s h u t - o f f v a l v e s . These v a l v e s c o ~ n e c t

t h e OMS manifolds t o t h e c r o s s f e e d l i n e s .

8.3 OMS Opera t ing Func t iona l Pa ths t o t h e

Crossfeed Lines

Opera t ing f u n c t i o n a l p a t h s f o r OMS p r o p e l l a n t t o t h e

c r ~ s s f e e d l i n e s a r e d e f i n e d a s fo l lows ( s e e f i g . 1 7 ) :

L e f t pod OMS f u e l t o c r o s s f e e d l i n e

O O M l = (OM1) (OM3 + OMS) (OM15) (OM17) (OM25)

(OM31 + OM33) (OM39 + CM41)

L z f t pod OMS o x i d i z e r t o c r o s s f e e i l i n e

00M2 = (OM1) (OM3 + OMS) (OM7 + OM9) (CM11) (OM13)

(OM23) (OM27 + OM29) (OM35 + OM37)

Right pod OMS f u e l t o c r o s s f e e d l i n e

@OM3 = (OM2) (OM4 + 0M6) (OM161 (OM18) (OM24)

(OM28 + 0i430) (OM42 + OM44)

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0 Klght pod OMS oxidizer to crossfield line

00M4 = (OM2) (OM4 + 0M6) (OM8 + OM10) (OM12)

(OM14) (OM26) (OM32 + OM34) (OM36 + OM38)

8.4 Operating Functional Paths for Interconnect

Left OMS to Left RCS Manifclds

The operating functional paths for supplying propellant

from the left pod OMS tanks to the left pod RCS manifolds

are defined as follows (ref. section 8.3) :

Left RCS fuel manifold A

OKC340 = (00M1) (RC304) (RC94)

0 Left RCS fuel manifold B

ORC342 = (00M1) (RC304) (RC92)

0 Left RCS fuel manifold E

ORC344 = (00M1) (RC304) (RC90)

Left RCS fuel manifold C ORC346 = (00M1) (RC302) (RC96)

Loft RCS fuel manifold D ORC348 = (00M1) (RC302) (RC98)

Left RCS oxidizer manifold A

ORC341 = (00M2) (RC303) (RC91)

Left RCS oxidizer manifold B ORC343 = (00M2) (RC303) (RC93)

Left RCS oxidizer manifold E CRC345 = (00P12) (RC303) (RC95j

Left RCS oxidizer manifold C OIiC347 = (00M2) (RC301) (RC97)

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Left RCS oxidizer manifold D ORC349 = (00M2) (RC301) (RC99)

. . I A ~ c t 5 . 5 Operating Functional Paths for Intercop- Right OMS to Left RCS Manifolds

The operating functional paths for supplying propellant from the right pod OMS tanks to the left pod RCS manifold are defined as follows (ref. section 8 , , 3 ) :

0 Left RCS fuel manifold A

ORC350 = (OOM3) (RCJ04j (RC94)

Left RCS fuel manifold B O?.C352 = (00M3) (RC304) (RC92)

0 Left RCS fuel manifold E ORC354 = (00M3) (RC304) (RC?O)

Left RCS fuzl manifold C ORC356 = (00M3) (RC302: TRC36)

e Left RCS fuel manifold 3 ORC358 = (00M3) (RC302j (RC98)

r Left RCS oxidizer manifcld A

ORC351 = (00M4) (RC303) (RC91)

0 Left HCS oxidizer manifola B ORC353 = (00M4j (RC303) (RC93)

0 Left RCS oxidizer manifold E ORC355 = (OMM4) (RC303) (RC95)

r Left RCS oxidizer nix:~ifoJd C ORC357 = (OMM4) (RC3C1) (RC97)

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Left RCS oxidize1 manifold D ORC359 = (OMM4) (RC301) (RC99)

8.6 Operating Functional Paths for Interconnect,

Lert OMS to Right RCS Manifolds

The operating functional paths for supplying propellant

from the left OMS pod to the right RCS manifolds are defined

as follows (ref. section 8.3) :

Righ: RCS fuel manifold A

ORC3bC = (00M1) (RC308) (RC170)

a Right RCS fuel manifold B ORC362 = (00M1) (RC308) (RC172)

a Right KCS fuel manifold E ORC364 = (00M1) (RC308) (RC174)

a Xight RCS fuel manifold C

ORCZ66 = (00M1) (KC306) (RC176)

Right ACS fuel manifold D ORC368 = (00MI) (2C305) (RC178)

Right RCS oxidizer manifold A

OKC361 = (00M2) (RC307) (RCl?l j

a Right RCS oxidizer manifold 9

3RC363 = (00M2) jRC307) (RC173'

o Right RCS oxidizer manifold E

ORC365 = (00b12) (RCj07) (RC17qj

0 Right RCS oxidizer manifold C

ORC367 = (00M2) (RC305) (RC177)

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a Right RCS oxidizer manifold D ORC369 = (00M2) (RC305) (RC179)

8.7 Operating Functioaal Fath': for Interca .nett Right OMS to Right RCS Manifvlds

The operating functional pa,+s for supplying propellant from the right OMS p c J to tht r i g h t RCS manifolds are defined

as follows (ref. sect ion 8.3; .

Right RCS fuel 'nanifold ' ORC370 = (00M3) (k;ZnQ, (RC170)

a Right RCS fuel manifold B ORC372 = (00M3) (RC308) (RC172)

Right RCS fuel manifold E ORC374 = (00M3) (RC308) (RC154)

s Rigt.. RCS' fuel manifold C bKZ75 = (00Y3) (RC306) (1X176)

o Right RCS fuel manifold D CRC378 = (00M3) (RC306) (AC178)

a Right RCS oxidizer manifold A

ORCj71 = (00M4) (RC307) (RC171)

Right RCS oxidizor manifold B ORC373 = (00M4) (P.C307) (RC173)

0 Right RCS oxidizer manifold E

ORC375 = (DOM4) (RC307) (RC175)

a Right RCS oxidizer manifold C ORC377 = /00M4) (RC305) (RC177)

Right RCS oxidizer manStsld D ORC379 = (00M4) (RC305) (RC179)

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8.8 Crosqfced S i n g l e P o i n t F a i l u r e

During OMS burns when t h e OMS e n g i n e s ..re be ing s u p p l i e d p r o p e l l a n t (from tne cc rgo bay k i t ) th rough t h e c r o s s f e e d

l i n e s , t h e RCS c r o s s f e e d v a l v e s sre a s s n g l e p o i n t f a i l u r e .

I < an RCS c r a s s f e e d v a l v e f a i l s open, t h e OMS e n g i n e w i l l b e s u p p l i e d from t h e KCS t a n k , s i n c e i t i s a t a h i g h e r p r e s s u r e

t h a n t h e ca rgo bay k j t . I n a d d i t i o n t o d e q l e t i n g t h e RCS

p r o p e l l a n t , t h e OMS i n l e t de,,a p r e s s u r e 1'-111it w i l l be

exceeded.

A s t u d y i s p r e s e n t l y be,ng cofiducted t o de te rmine i f

t h i s prcblem can be r e s o l v e d by changing t h e RCS and CMS

u l l a g e p r e s s u r e .

The measurements r e q u i r e d f o r fsult d e t e c t i o n arid annun-

c i a t i o n f o r OMSIRCS interconnect o p e r a t i o n a r e e i v e n i n

t a b l e s 4 and 5.

S i x new measuremzrits ha-re been i d e n t i f i e d t o be added

t o t h e Master Measiiremen:~ L i t t .

Four new measurements a r e r e q u i r e d f o r n o n i t o r i n g v a l v e

p o s i t i o n of nzw t a n k SOVas t h a t were added t o t h e syscem.

I n a d d i t i o n , r e d w d a n t he l ium soGrce p r e s s u r e t r a n s d u c e r s

should be added. Systsm -+. , - tus i s l o s t i f he l ium s o u r c e

p r e s s u r e cannot be determined.

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U l i 0

5. 0 I z 0 r= N -4 1 +

E 4 I 1 - -- r:

0 x *, -4 4 " E

3 U a i. C 'I. a 0 0 > y 1 2

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OMS-L Eng He

NA

NA

NA

NA

OOMl

Ve

rify

fl

ow pat

h fu

el is

ln

00M2

OMS-L vapor

NA

NA

NA

NA

OM7

Veri

fy fl

ow pkt

t isln valvc.

00M2

1 os

itio

n

OMS-L vapor

'"ll'sE is

ln valve

! i.A

i..

1 NA

17

0'

9

veri

fy fl

ow patl

2 po

siti

on

00M2

TAULE 4:-

LEI:'13 OM

S ME

ASUR

LMEN

TS

FOR

FD

A DU

RING

LE

FT O

MS/RCS

INTE

RCON

NECT

- Con

tinu

ed

S'

t

a

u s

Just

ific

atio

n

Leak mo

nito

r

Syst

em st

atus

le

ak de

tect

ion

Syst

em man

agem

ent

Oper

atin

g fu

ncti

onal

path

0M2'

OOMl

OM 1

00M 1

00M2

OM 1

OOMl

00M2

Corr

elat

ion

meas

urem

ent

'fllOE

Har

d limit

High

low

270

200

Prop

ella

nt

remaining

depe

nden

t

TBD

TBU

k Me

asur

emen

t

I OM3

107s

fuel

tank

?I T

DU TBD

Eng

He P

TBD TB

D

ress

ure 05A

P TBD TBD

He

tan

k

U ,

e Soft limit

High

low

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TABLE

5.-

R

IGIi

T

OMS MEASUREMENTS FOR

FDA

DlJ

RIN

G RIGHT OMS/

*P

= Primary

C

= Correlation

X =

Precondition

**N

= Ne

w Measurement Required

Mc surement

V43Q2070A

OMS-R Eng

~Zuel tank

U e P

00

I w

P

3MS-REng

PTBD

TBD

fuel tank

;MS-R

Eng

'Ie P TBU

TBD

ank te

mp

OMS-R Eng

fuel tank

low level

m3~2074~

Eng

fuel tank

Soft limit

High

low

NA

NA

TBD

'TBD

7 0A

270

200

TB

D

TB

D

Ilard

limit

High

low

Mission

dependent

NA

NA

TBD

:'BD

0M24

00M3

OM2

Correlation

measurement

Leak monitor

System management

Operating

functional

path

0°M3

00M3

OM24

--p* - 1

Justification

a

t

Consumables

management leak

detection

Insure no

u

S

propellant

dep ~e t ion

I Sy,:?m

management

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TABLE 5.-

RIGHT O

MS M

EASUREMENTS FOR F

DA D

URIN

G R

IGH

T OMS/

RCS

INTERCONNECT - C

on

tin

ued

3MS-R E

ng H

e p

NA

NA

NA

NA

OM4

fue

l is

ln

Ve

rify

fl

ow

pa

th

va

lve

po

siti

on

00M3

NA

NA

NA

Ve

rify

fl

ow

pa

th

NA

NA

NA

OIY

IO

Ve

rify

fl

ow

pa

th

So

ft l

imit

Hig

h lo

w

TB

D

TB

D

Tbn

TBD

Har

d li

mit

Hig

h lo

w

Pro

pe

lla

nt

rem

ain

ing

d

epen

den

t F

rop

ell

an

t re

mai

nin

g

dep

end

ent

. Mea

sure

men

t

OMS-'

En

g H

e ta

nk

p

ress

ure

No

1 M

S-R

E

ng

e ta

nk

30

I p

ress

ure

No

2 I-I ~n

ZllOE

* U e P P

Co

rre

lati

on

mea

sure

men

t

Op

era

tin

g

fun

ctio

:.al

p

eth

OM2

00M

3

00M4

OM Z

00M 3

00M4

-

Ju

sti

fic

ati

on

-

Sy

stem

sv

atu

s le

ak

ch

eck

L

oss

of

F~

oO

wou

ld

res

ult

in

lo

ss

of

sta

tus

- 1 , 1 I 6 I!

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TAB

LE

5.-

R

IGH

T

OM

S M

EASU

REM

ENTS

FO

R FD

A

DSX

ING

R

IGH

T

OM

S/

RC

S IN

TER

CO

NN

ECT - C

on

tin

ue

d

So

ft l

im

it

Har

d

J.i:

nit

U

Mea

sure

men

t

e H

igh

lo

w

Hig

h

low

lvli

ssio

n

X ta

nk

o

ep

en

de

nt

MS-R E

ng

p

NA

X

tan

k

I I N

A

I NA

N

A

MS

-R

En

go

XP

TB

D

TBD

ta

nk

nll

ag

e

P I I

res

su

re

Eng

He

N

A

X is

ln v

alv

e

t N

A

NA

N

A

po

sit

ion

I

I I

mea

sure

men

t S

C

on

sum

able

s m

anag

emen

t le

ak

-

0°M

4

de

tec

tio

n

1 In

su

re n

o 00M4

pro

pe

lla

nt

de

ple

tio

n

I I O

M24

ls

yst

em

man

agem

ent I I

OOMS

Ins

ure

pa

th

flo

w

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TABLE

5.-

RIGHT OMS MEASUREMEN'fS FOR FDA DURING RIGHT OMS/

RCS INTERCONNECT - Continued

Measurement

6 E

. * U e

oMS-REng

,X

fuel dump

Soft limit

High

low

Hard limit

High

low

NA

NA

NA

N A

S t

u S

00M3

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

Verify closed

line

-

Justification

I

00M 3

00M4

O9M4

-

Correlation

measurement

OMS-R Eng OX

NA

NA

dump valve

Operating

functional

path

OMS-R Eng OX

isln valve

position

OMS-R Eng OX

isln valve

pcsition

Verify closed

1 ine -.

ify propellant

flow path

Verify propellant

flow p?.th

' I N P

NA

NA

NA

NA

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TABLE 5.-

RIGHT OMS MEASUREMENTS FOR FDA DURING RIGHT OMS/

RCS INTERCONNECT - Continued

r

Meas?,rement

b43~2015E

OMS-R Eng

fuel isl?

valve 1

!OMS-R Eng

fuel isln

va;te

2

fl

4

6

En

g fuel XFD

line temp

V43XZ065E

3MS-R Eng

fuel XFD

u e P X

:P

I valve No

1

OMS-R Eng

fuel XFD

va

!ve No

2 gos i tion

I

Correlation

measurement

Operating

functional

path

00M 3

00M 3

00M 3

- --

00M 3

NA

NA 1

Soft ljni~ h'ard 1imj.t

i *

P 00M3

NA

NA

Hig

h

30

hf

NA

NA

NA

NA

TBD

TBD

NA

NA

Insure flow path

Justification

Insure open line

Insure open line

Verify line

condition

Insure flow path

High low

NA

N A

NA

NA

TBD

TBD

NA

NA

sa

t a

t

L S

N b

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TABLE 5.-

RIGHT OMS MEASUREMENTS FOR FDA, DURING RIGHT OMS/

RCS INTERCONNECT - Cwcluded

1 1 i , I <

Correlation

measurement

Operating1

Hard limit

High low

TBD TBD

NA

NA

NA

NA

functional

path

00M4

0M32

00M4

0M34

00M4

Soft limit

High

low

TBD TBD

NA

NA

NA

NA

?

Veasurement

2263A

Eng OX

XFD line

OW3-R Eng OX

XFD valve No

1 position

V43X2268E

OMS-R Eng OX

XFD valve No

2 position

Justification

Verify line

condition

Insure flow path

Insure flow path

* U e

X

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9 . 0

di tiona

RCS INTERCONNECT TO CARGO BAY AUXILIARY PROPELLANT KIT

1 propellant flow operating functional paths

are available to the RCS manifolds from the cargo tay auxil- iary propellant kits.

The functional paths of the auxiliary propellant from the cargo bay kit to the crossfeed lines are shown in

figure 18. The functional paths are identified as CKXX and Lre combined into operating functional paths identified

as OCKXX.

9.1 Functional Path Analysis of Auxiliary Propellant to Crossfeed Line

The cargo bay kits are added when more OMS delta velocity is required than can be supplied by the dedicated OMS tanks. Each kit consists of a fuel tank, an oxidizer tank, and a helium source bottle. One to three kits may

be added to the cargo bay. The propellant tanks are connected in series, and the helium tanks are added in parallel.

CK1 consists of from one to three helium source bottles connected to a common manifold. Each bottle has a volume

of 15.4 cubic feet.

CK3 is a shut-off valve allowing helium to be loaded from a ground source Juring servicing.

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CKZ and CK4 cons i s t of helium i s o l a t i o n valves i n

series with a primary and secondary helium pressure regu-

l a to r . The pr i raxy r egu la to r regula tes t he output t o

218 psig.

CKS cons i s t s of two helium i s o l a t i o n valves i n p a r a l l e l

used f o r p o s i t i v e i s o l a t i o n of N204 from t h e n e l i l n maaifold.

These valves remain c lcsed when the cargo bay k i t s a r e no t

i n use.

CY6 and CK8 a r e s e r i e s p a r a l l e l check odlves which

i s o l a t e p rope l lan ts from the helium manifold.

CY7 and CK9 a r e manual shut-off valves used during

growd serv ic ing only.

C K l B and C K 1 1 cons i s t o i a bu r s t d i s c and poppet r e l i e f

valve, In t he event the tanks a r e subjected t o over pressure ,

the burs t d i s c ruptures and the excess helium vents overboard

through the poppet r e l i e f valve.

C K l Z and CK13 a r e prope l lan t holding tanks, Each tank

has a volume of approximatel;: 8 9 . 5 cubic f e e t . Each k i t

c o n t a i m a f u e l and an ox id izer tank. A maximum of t h ree

k i t s may be i n s t a l l e d i n a vehic le .

CK14 through CK17 a r e s e r i e s p a r a l l e l shut-off valves

TOSS- which i s o l a t e the cargo bay k i t p rope l lan ts from the c*

feed l i nes .

CK18 tl-.rough CK22 a r e bulkhead disconnects and feed-

throughs from the cargo bay t o the a f t fuselage.

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9.2 Cargo Eay E i t Opera t ing Func t iona l Pa ths

t o t h e Crossfeed Lines

Opera t ing f u n c t i o n a l p a t h s , f o r a u x i l i z r y p r o p e l l a n t

from t h e cargo bay k i t t o t h e c r o s s f e e d lmes, a r e d e f i n e d

a s f o l l o v s ( s e e f i g . i 8 ) :

Cargo bay a u x i l i a r y f u e l t o c r o s s f e e d l i n e

O C K l = (CEl) (CE2 + CK4) (CE6) (CK7)

(CEl2> (cKl4 + CElSj (CE18)

Cargo bay a u x i l i a r y o x i d i z e r t o c r o s s f e e d l i n e

OCE2 = (CK1) (CK2 + CEJ) (CK5) (CE8)

(CE9) ( C S 1 3 ) (CE16 + CE17) (CK22)

9 .3 Cargo Bay K i t Opera t ing Funct ional Pa ths

t o Aft L e f t RCS Yani fo lds

The f u n c t i o n a l p a t h s of t h e a u x i l i a r y p r o p e l l a n t fro^

t h e cargo bay k i t t o t h e l e f t a f t RCS manifo lds a r e d e f i n e d

a s f o l l o u s ( s e e f i g s , 11 and 12) :

L e f t a f t RCS f u e l manifold A

OCE380 = (OCI1) (RC304) (RC94)

Lef t a f t RCS f u e l manif022 B

OCE382 = (OCKI) (RC304) (RC92)

Lef t a f t RCS f u e l manifold E

OCE384 - (OCEl) (RC3C4) (RC90)

0 Lef t a f t RCS f u e l manifold C

OCE386 = (OCE1) (RC302) (RC96)

Lef t a f t RCS f u e l manifold D

OCE388 = (OCKl) (RC3il2) (RC96)

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a Left aft RCS oxidizer manifold A OCK381 = (OCK2) (RC303) (RC91)

Left aft RCS oxidizer manifold B 0CK383 = (OCK2) (RC303) (RC93)

a Left aft RCS oxidizer nanifold E OCK385 = (OCKZ) (RC303) (RC9S)

a Left aft RCS oxidizer nanifoid C

OCK387 = (OCK2) (RC301) (RC97:

a Left aft RCS oxidizer manifold D OCK389 = (OCKZ) (RC301) (RC99)

9.4 Cargo Bay Kit Operating Functional Paths

to Aft Right RCS Manifolds

The functional paths of the auxiliary propellant froni

the cargo bay kit to the right aft RCS manifolds are defined

as follows (see figs. 11 and 12) :

a Right aft RCS fuel manifold A OCK390 = (OCKI) (RC308) (RC170)

a Right aft RCS fuel manifold B

OCK392 = (OCKl) (RC308) (RC172)

a Right aft RCS fuel manifold E OCK394 = (OCKl) (RC308) (RC174)

a Right aft RCS fuel manifold C

OCK396 = (OCKl) (RC306) (RC176)

a Right aft RCS fuel manifold D OCK398 = (OCK1) (RC306) (RC178)

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Right aft RCS oxidizer manifold A

OCK391 = (OCKZ) (RC307) (RC171)

Right aft RCS oxidizer manifold B OCK393 = (OCK2) (RC307) (RC173)

Right aft RCS oxidizer manifold E 0C1395 = (OCK2) (RC307) (RC175)

a Right aft RCS oxidizer manifold C

0CE397 = (OCK2) (RC305) (RC177)

Right aft RCS oxidizer manifold D OCE399 = (OCK2) (RC30S) (RC179)

9.5 Measurements

The measurements required for RCS fault detection and

annunciation are listed in table 5 . Five new me*surements

(not in the !.faster Efeasurements List), dated November 16,

1973, are identified.

Since helium pressure provides the best overall system

status as uell as a means of propellant gauging, the measure-

ment should be redundant.

Tank pressures are required for leak isolation and over-

pressure monitoring. At least one pressure transducer

should be added to the fuel and oxidizer tanks.

Position indicators are required to indicate the posi-

tion of the SOV's in functional paths CK14 through CK17.

An indicator should be added to monitor the status of each path or, preferably, the status of each valve.

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TA

BL

E 6.-

AUXILIARY PROPELLANT KIT

MEA

SUR

EMEN

TS REQUIRED FOR

Soft li

mit

Measurement

MS vapor

NA

Isln v

alve N

I('

d 1 N

A

I OMS vapor

NA

Isln v

alve N

d I N A

MSOX I

sln

NA

I I

N A

MS oxidizer

aux

RC

S FD

A -

Continued

s' Ilard

limi

t Correlation

Operating

t

functional

Justification

a t High

low

measurement

path

L S

Overpressure

210

260

CK13

monitor leak

h I

I I

1 monitor

I OCK

CK5

Crossfeed

CCK2

configuration

Crossfeed

configuration

I I

I OCK2

I configuration

I I

I I

I OCK2

configuration

I I

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TABLE 6.-

AUXILIARY PROPELLANT K

IT M

EASUREMENTS REQUIRED F

OR

RCS FDA - Continued

Measurement

Soft li

mit

Hard li

mit

Correlation

Oper

atin

g functional

High

low

High

low

measurement

path

NA

NA

NA

NA

CK14

OCKl

NA

NA

NA

NA

CK15

OCKl

TBD

TBD 1 TB

D TBD

CK12

1 OCKl

TBD

TBD I TB

D

TBD (

Justification

i Cross

con? fe

ed

guration

Crosafeed

cnsEiguration

Insure n

o

I I

depiarion b

urns

II

Insure n

o

I I depletion b

urns

I I

System m

anagement

System m

anag

emen

t,

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TABLE

6.- AUXILIARY

PROPELLANT KIT MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED

FOR

RCS

FDA -

ConcLuded

. Measurement

A

OMS

tan

k^

NO

3 bulk

M"

OMS-OX tank

No 1 bulk

OMS-OX tank

No 2 bulk

temp -

aux

v*~

10

27

6A

OMS-OX tank

No 3 bulk

temp - aux

* e

Soft limit

High

low

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TB,,

TBD

TBD

TBD

Hard

lib

. t

High

low

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

Correlation

measurement

Operating

functional

path

CK12

OCKl

CK13

OCK2

CK13

OCK2

CK13

OCK2

Justification

System management

System manageinent

~ys

tern management

System management

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4T CONTRJL SYSTEW/REACTION CONTROL

SYSTEM INTERFACES

The i n t e r f a c e between t h e f l i g h t c o n t r c l system (FCS)

and t h e r e a c t i o n c o n t r o l system (RCS) i s n o t f u l l y def ined. The b a s i c FCS/RCS i n t e r f a c e is shown i n f i g u r e 19.

10.1 I n t e r f a c e Opera t ion

Redundant ON commands from t h e guidance and c o n t r o l

computer a r e rou ted through two f l i g h t c r i t i c a l MDN's t o

t h e r e a c t i o n j e t d r i v e r i n p u t b u f f e r . Loss of e i t h e r ON

command t o t h e i n p u t b u f f e r , o r e i t h e r command f a i l e d on,

r e s u l t s i n an i l l e g a l command s i g n a l t o t h e computer. The

f a i l e d jet i s then removed from t h e jet s e l e c t log ic .

A v a l i d ON command t u r n s on +!-a swi tch ing a m p l i f i e r which a p p l i e s +28 VDC t o t h e ..uzl so leno id va lve c o i l s ,

t h a t open t h e engine i n l e t valve;. The p r o p e l l a n t s then

impinge and i g n i t e i n t h e t h r u s t chamber. As chamber p r e s s u r e

b u i l d s up, t h e chamber p r e s s u r e swi tches c l o s e sending a

s i g n a l back t o t h e monitor t o i n d i c a t e a good f i r e sequence.

10.2 De tec tab le F a i l u r e

F a i l u r e of one of t h e ON commands i n e i t h e r s t a t e r e s u l t s i n an i l l e g a l command s i g n a l t o t h e computer.

A l e g a l ON command wi thout a p r e s s u r e swi tch c l o s u r e r e s u l t s i n a n o - f i r e s i g n a l t o t h e computer. I n e i t h e r c a s e ,

t h e computer removes t h e t h r u s t e r from t h e j e t s e l e c t l o g i c .

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DU

AL

Fig

ure

1

9. -

Ba

sic

F

CS

/RC

S

inte

rfa

ce

.

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A thrust chamber pressure switch closure without a valid ON command results in a failed on signal. The monitor closes the manifold isolation valves and the computer removes all jets on the manifold froln the jet select logic.

10.3 Undetectable Failures

a~itching amplifier on failures cannot be isolated

except as a failed on jet. This failure presently results : : in the loss of all jets on the manifold. The addition of ?' a switching amplifier output measurement and & circuit

breaker, between the bus line and the amplifier, would allow single jet isolation for a switching amplifier on

failure. Other methods to preclude a pressure switch failure

from failing the whole manifold are being studied.

Failure of a single thruster inlet valve in the open position can only be detected as a leak. Addition of

position indicators on the thruster inlet valves would eliminate this problem. The addition of manifold pressure

measurements downstream of the thruster isolation valves is required, if the leak isolation method is used to isolate

this failure.

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11.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

11.1 System Definition

The RCS is not fully defined at this time; however, the basic measurement requirements for fault detection and annunciation should be nearly identical to those listed in this d~cument.

11.2 Forward RCS

Twenty-eight new measurements not presently included in the Master Measurement~List, dated November 16, 1973, have been i3ontified as requirements for FDA. These measurements should be added to the Master Measurement List.

The new measurements are identified as follows:

0 Engine burn through monitors 16 ea

0 Manifold pressures 10 ea

a Helium source pressure 2 ea

Due to lack of configuration information on the forward RCS doors, monitoring of the RCS doors has not been considered in this report. D t ~ r monitoring will be required during operational missions.

11.3 Left and Right Aft RCS

Seventy-two new measurements not presently included in the Master Measurement List, dated November 16, 1973, have been identified as requirements for FDA. These measurements should be added to the Master Measurement List.

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The new measurements are identified as follows:

r Engine burn through monitors 28 ea

0 Manifold pressures

0 Manifold and tank SOV1s

a Helium source pressures 4 ea

a Engine temperatures 4 ea

11.4 RCS Crossfeed/Interconnect Operation

Eleven new measurements are required for crossfeed

monitoring. They are identified as follows:

r OMS crossfeed SOV position 4 ea

a OMS helium source pressure 2 ea

Auxiliary propellant helium source pressure 1 ea

0 Auxiliary propellant tank pressures 2 ea

0 Auxiliary propellant SOV positions 2 es

The RCS crossfeed valves are single point failures,

w5ich coul2 result in depleting the RCS propellant tank

associated with the failed valve during some OMS engine

burns.

The RCS propellant tanks operate at a higher pressure

than the cargo bay tanks. If the OMS engine is being supplied by the cargo bay propellant tanks, and an RCS cross-

feed valve fails open, ths associated RCS tank will be

depleted. A study is being conducted by Rockwell International

to resolve this problem. Consideration is being given to

equalizing OM: and RCS ullage pressures.

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11.5 FCS/RCS Interface

Consideration should be given to the following in the

design of the reaction jet drivers.

As a minimum, the reaction jet drivers should provide

the following:

0 Redundant chamber pressure sensors.

0 Jet driver output monitors.

rn Jet driver electrical-ON failure isolation capabi li +y .

0 Single jet driver power isolation capability.

3 Failure identification annunciation.