Thermal Design-General Properties  Heated by Kapton isolated heating foils  Optimized for the use with limited area and weight standards  Optimized.

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Thermal Design-General Properties  Heated by Kapton isolated heating foils  Optimized for the use with limited area and weight standards  Optimized for vacuum conditions  Operating range: -32°C to 150°C  Resistance tolerance: ±10% or ±0.5   Current limit: 3.0A at 100°C (AWG 30)  Minimum bending radius: 0.8 mm  Deliverable from stock ( Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting:

Thermal Design-Electrical Properties  Temperature dependent resistance: RT  Resistance temperature coefficient: TCR =  /  /°C  Supply voltage: 28V  Maximum power density: 4 W/cm²  Operation temperature limited to 60°C  Temperature controlled by sensors type Pt100 (7.6 mm x 7.6 mm, operating range –200°C to 200°C) Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting:

Thermal Design-Dimensional Requirements I Type 1: x=50.8, y=50.8 mm, placed at the inner envelope walls Type 6: x=19.8, y=70.1 mm, placed at the inner walls of the tip Type 11: x=34.3, y=11.4 mm, placed at the bottom of the tip Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting:

Thermal Design-Dimensional Requirements I Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting:

Thermal Design-Foil Positioning F1  heat segment Q1 F2+F3  heat segment Q2 F4ǁF5ǁF6  heat segment Q3 F7ǁF8ǁF9  heat segment Q4 F10ǁF11ǁF12  heat segment Q3 Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting: Heating equipment segmented in 5 regions:

Thermal Model I Differentiated into subdomains: , , c, Q S1...brass tip S2...heating element Q1 S3...heating element Q2 S4...heating element Q3 S5...heating element Q4 S6...heating element Q5 S7...envelope of the MP S8...top cap of the envelope Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting:

Thermal Model II Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting: With: Q = 0  without heating foils Q = P/V [W/m³]  with heating foils depending on the parameters of the foils used Equation of heat transfer:

Thermal Model III  Parts of the surface of the probe not covered with ice; the surface of the ice  All other boundaries, thermal insulation Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting: Boundary conditions:

Thermal Model-Different Scenarios Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting: )The MP is surrounded by vacuum, only Q1 and Q2 are active 2)The MP has penetrated the ice to a depth of 1.5 mm, Q1 and Q2 active 3)The MP is surrounded by ice, all Q´s have been deactivated and the probe has cooled down. After a certain time the Q´s are reactivated

Thermal Model–Results Case 1 Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting:

Thermal Model–Results Case 2 Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting:

Thermal Model–Results Case 3 Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting: L1 L2

Thermal Model–Results Case 3 Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting: Temperature at L1: z=0.1, r=  0.1 Temperature at L2: z=0.201, r=  0.1

Thermal Model–Outlook  Including the influence of the self heating of the tether  Including the influence of the electronics box  Combine this model with a model calculating the sinking of a cylinder Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting:

Thermal Model–Outlook Meltingprobe Midterm Meeting: