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CCR Payload for the Astrobotic Lander

CCR Payload for the Astrobotic Lander. 30 March 2011.

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CCR Payload for the Astrobotic Lander

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  1. CCR Payload for the Astrobotic Lander 30 March 2011 --------------------------------------------Kris Zacny, PhDVice PresidentDirector, Technology Exploration GroupHoneybee Robotics Spacecraft Mechanisms Corporation 398 W Washington Blvd., Suite 200, Pasadena, CA 91103ph: 626-389-8459 / fax: 626-689-4823 / mob: 510-207-4555 / blackberry: 646-508-9807 zacny@honeybeerobotics.comhttp:/www.honeybeerobotics.com

  2. CCR System CCR Deployment Mechanism

  3. CCR Deployment Mechanism in stowed position Pin Puller #1 is actuated, releasing the spring loaded linear stage Linear stage is on rollers for smooth deployment CCR Deployment Sequence [1] 1 Rover track and landing thrusters hidden for clarity

  4. CCR Deployment Sequence [2] • Linear stage reaches end of travel • Roller (1) constraining CCR is free, due to slot in roller track (2) • Preloaded, redundant torsion springs (3) cause CCR rod to pivot upwards 3 1 2

  5. CCR Deployment Sequence [3] • Pivot Assembly reaches hard stop. Limit switch is triggered • Pin Puller #2 is actuated, releasing the CCR Rod 2

  6. 2 3 1 4 CCR Deployment Sequence [4] • Nose Cone (3) contacts ground • Puncture Rod (2) is pushed upwards. Tip punctures sealed gas cylinder (1) • Gas is released from gas cylinder, exiting out the nose cone jets (4) • CCR Rod plunges into the soil CCR Rod is free to slide within the sleeve

  7. CCR Deployment Sequence [5] • (Left) Non-contact position sensor is triggered at end of travel • (Center) Pin Puller #3 is actuated, releasing spring loaded arms simultaneously • (Right) CCR Rod continues to plunge into soil unhindered 3 3

  8. CCR Deployed [1]

  9. CCR Deployed [2] ~39”

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