Hall Effect Thrusters
A Hall effect, thruster technology, used in aircraft, thrust reversers, machines/engines, etc.
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[0027] figure 1 , Figure 1A and Figure 1B Different views of the same Hall effect thruster 1 in an embodiment are shown. The propeller 1 has an annular channel 2 defined by two concentric walls 3, 4 around the central axis Z', these concentric walls being made of ceramic material. The annular channel 2 has an open end 5 and a closed end 6 . Next to the closed end 6 , a radial wall 7 subdivides the upstream section 2 a of the annular channel 2 into separate compartments 8 . At the closed end 6 , the annular channel 2 also has an anode 9 which can be separated from a plurality of compartments 8 and a nozzle 10 for injecting propellant gas into each compartment 8 . The nozzles 10 are connected to a source of propellant gas by means of injection circuits 11 comprising separate flow rate regulator means 12 for each nozzle 10 . For example, each device 12 may be a pencil valve or a thermo-capillary; a thermo-capillary, ie a capillary with a heating device capable of actively ...
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