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Radar structure with multi-cavity coupling sealing heat dissipation air channel and universal pitching supporting frame

A heat dissipation air duct and multi-cavity technology, which is applied in the direction of machine/stand, support machine, electrical equipment structural parts, etc., to achieve the effect of precise pitch adjustment, cost reduction, and enhanced work capacity

Pending Publication Date: 2022-02-11
CNGC INST NO 206 OF CHINA ARMS IND GRP
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However, due to the different heights of the radar installation positions, it is impossible to separately design pitching fixed support frames with different lengths for each different erection height

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[0021] Now in conjunction with embodiment, accompanying drawing, the present invention will be further described:

[0022] The overall structure of the radar chassis adopts the integrated design technology, which integrates the design of the antenna and TR components, reducing unnecessary cable connections. These subsystems are independently designed as radar front-ends. It is installed independently with the microwave and wave control power board in the rear cavity of the transceiver box. The antenna transceiver box adopts sealed integrated air duct heat dissipation technology. The integrated heat dissipation duct integrates the heat dissipation fins of the signal center, TR components, wave control and microwave, and adopts unified fins for heat dissipation, which greatly reduces the weight of the fins. The sealed air duct heat dissipation technology not only increases the external heat exchange efficiency of the system, but also keeps each subsystem out of contact with the...

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The invention relates to a radar structure with a multi-cavity coupling sealing heat dissipation air duct and a universal pitching support frame. Two independent air ducts are adopted, and the independent air duct I independently completes heat dissipation of a signal part, a microwave module and a wave control power supply which are low in heat consumption; and the independent air duct II independently finishes heat dissipation of the TR assembly with high heat consumption and high heat density. Due to the fact that the radar needs to have usability of frequently disassembling a rear plate, the independent air duct II needs to adopt a structural form that a unique thread pre-tightening force is matched with a sealing rope to conduct double-face pressing to solve a problem of multilayer sealing caused by a detachable multi-cavity coupling air duct. Subsystems in a radar case are attached to outer surfaces of the sealed air ducts I and II through heat conduction gaskets, heat is transmitted to the heat dissipation fins on the inner surfaces of the air ducts I and II in a heat conduction mode with low heat resistance, and heat is taken away through convection of a draught fan. Problems of integrated design and heat dissipation of each extension set of the radar in a high-heat-density environment are solved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the two fields of machinery and circuits, and relates to a radar structure with a multi-cavity coupling sealed cooling air duct and a general pitch support frame. Background technique [0002] A photoelectric and radar system needs to complete the detection, tracking, classification and recognition of ground personnel, vehicles and low-altitude flying targets in the reconnaissance and surveillance mission area, and measure the target distance, orientation, speed and other parameters. All-weather guarding, monitoring and control of the frontline of the border has been completed. The radar system can independently complete the directional radiation of the detection signal and target echo signal processing, target search, tracking and identification, and can also guide the photoelectric system 39 to implement joint detection. Due to the needs of reconnaissance, both photoelectricity and radar need to be able to rotate in a 360-de...

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IPC IPC(8): G01S7/03H05K7/20F16M11/10
CPCG01S7/032H05K7/20145H05K7/20154H05K7/20172F16M11/10
Inventor 方益奇罗丁利李智崔航张敏强
Owner CNGC INST NO 206 OF CHINA ARMS IND GRP
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