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Modeling and Analysis of LAMOST Primary Mirror Support Structure
Xuefei Gong; Xiangqun Cui
2002-07-30
Source PublicationIntegrated Modeling of Telescopes
Volume4757
Issue4757
PagesVol.4757 138-144
Conference Date2002-5-2
Conference PlaceLund, Sweden
Funding OrganizationSociety of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers
PublisherSPIE
Abstract
The Large Sky Area Multi-object Fiber Spectroscopic Telescope (LAMOST) is a national large scientific project in China at the beginning of this century. It is an unconventional designed modern optical telescope and has the both large field of view and large aperture. The spherical primary mirror MB in LAMOST is a segmented mirror with 37 sub-mirrors. The MB will be supported by a very stable truss structure and the mirror surface will be kept in a high optical accuracy.

This paper presents the work on the finite element model of the truss structure of MB and gives the results of static and dynamic analysis with this model especially for the optimization ofthe higher stiffness and the lighter weight.
KeywordAstronomical Telescope Structural Analysis Mirror Support Structure
Subject Area郭守敬望远镜(lamost) ; 天文技术与方法
Document Type会议论文
Identifierhttp://ir.niaot.ac.cn/handle/114a32/343
Collection会议论文
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Xuefei Gong,Xiangqun Cui. Modeling and Analysis of LAMOST Primary Mirror Support Structure[C]:SPIE,2002:Vol.4757 138-144.
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