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QJ 3109-1999 in English

QJ 3109-1999 in English

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Provisions for Safety Testing on the Liquid Propellant of Satellite

  • Issued on:1999-03-30
  • Implemented on:1999-06-01
  • File Format:PDF
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Safety testing regulations for satellite liquid propellant

1 Scope

1.1 Subject content

This standard specifies the methods and requirements for safety testing of satellite liquid propellant during operation.

1.2 Application scope

This standard is applicable to the safety testing of satellite liquid propellant during refueling and launching preparation stage (after refueling). It may also be referenced by other safety testing related to liquid propellant tests.

2 Normative references

QJ 2236-92 Safety program of spacecrafts and missile weapon systems
QJ 3000-98 Detailed rules for safety testing of satellite flight test

3 Definitions

There is no provision in this clause.

4 General requirements

4.1 Work arrangement

Safety testing work shall be included in the satellite launch work plan and carried out in an organized manner.

4.2 Responsibilities of safety testing personnel

4.2.1 Carrying out safety testing.

4.2.2 Keeping and maintaining safety testing instruments.

4.2.3 Reporting any test data exception to the on-site commander in time.

4.2.4 Understanding the safety testing requirements and procedures of the test team.

4.3 Safely testing document

The test team shall prepare the special technical documents for safety testing based on the features of this model according to the requirements of this standard. This document shall meet the requirements of QJ 2236, 5.1.6.

4.4 Post responsibility system

Safety testing shall be carried out in a double-post system, with one post for operation, the other for supervision and necessary auxiliary work, and both posts shall bear equal responsibilities.

Each testing record must be signed by both posts.

5 Detailed requirements

5.1 Testing equipment

1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
4 General requirements
5 Detailed requirements
Annex A Safety testing record form of satellite liquid propellant (Informative)

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