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Prospective Developments in Planetary Rovers for Future Exploration Missions
GAO Haibo, LIU Zhen, YUAN Runze
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Planetary rovers, as the core equipment in deep space exploration missions, undertake important tasks. Since the 1970s, planetary rovers have played important roles in exploring the Moon, Mars, and other celestial bodies. In the 21st century, their development has entered a brand-new stage encompassing manned exploration and scientific research station construction, with mission scopes further expanding to efficient heavy-load transportation and complex operations. This paper reviews the development history of planetary rovers, analyzes the technical status quo and research progress in unmanned exploration, manned exploration, and future research stations on the planetary surface, and proposes the technical challenges posed by planetary rovers under extreme environments and complex terrains. Finally, this paper proposes key breakthrough technologies for the development of planetary rovers and provides suggestions for future development, aiming to provide powerful technical support for the construction of China’s future research station on planetary surface and manned lunar missions.

2025, 4 (2): 158-173.   doi: 10.3981/j.issn.2097-0781.2025.02.012
Current Status and Prospects of Chemical Pipeline Transportation Technology
SHI Shouwen, SUN Xingyue, LIU Zheng, ZHANG Lite, JIN Haozhe, OU Guofu, CHEN Xu
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Pipelines are the ‘blood vessels’ of chemical production, often operating under conditions of high temperature, high pressure (differential), and high flow rates. These conditions include gas-liquid phase changes with local three-phase (gas-liquid-solid) flow, as well as environments characterized by the presence of hydrogen, high chlorine, high sulfur, and high acidity, which are highly corrosive. The diversity of the physical and chemical properties of the transported media, the harshness of the service environments, and the complexity of the damage and failure mechanisms pose greater demands on chemical pipeline transportation. This article mainly reviews the progress of chemical pipeline transportation technology both domestically and internationally. By integrating high-temperature and high-pressure process parameters, as well as the characteristics of corrosive, hydrogen-prone, and solid-containing multiphase media, it analyzes the technical challenges brought to chemical pipeline transportation by different types of media. From the perspective of pipeline design theory, material and monitoring technology research and development, intelligent pipeline operation and maintenance, and the construction of pipeline standards and specifications in harsh and complex environments, the article proposes key directions for the development of chemical pipeline transportation. The aim is to enhance the level of chemical pipeline transportation and meet the demands of chemical pipeline transportation under new circumstances.

2024, 3 (2): 94-101.   doi: 10.3981/j.issn.2097-0781.2024.02.009