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Site Infrastructure - Considerations In these tutorials we will look at the various component parts that make up a satellite ground station and the typical practices that engineers employ during satellite ground station engineering projects. Site Infrastructure Shelter A foundation is also required for the shelter as this is also a large heavy structure and the cable ducts usually run from the shelter to the antenna underground.
Electrical Power and High Volume Air Conditioning (HVAC) The shelter is air conditioned as the equipment produces heat and needs to be kept around 20 degrees C. In order to cool the shelter the air conditioning units are usually large and often have redundancy because in the event of a failure the equipment would overheat and the overall antenna system could fail. In the next Tutorial we will look at the Radio Frequency (RF) Equipment. Edited by Satcoms UK - 30/August/2015 at 22:39 |
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