查看更多>>摘要:With the increasing scarcity of Earth's resources and the development of space science and technology,the exploration,development,and utilization of deep space-specific material resources(minerals,water ice,volatile compounds,etc.)are not only important to supplement the resources and reserves on Earth but also provide a material foundation for establishing extraterrestrial research bases.To achieve large depth in-situ condition-preserved coring(ICP-Coring)in the extreme lunar environment,first,lunar rock simulant was selected(SZU-1),which has a material composition,element distribution,and physical and mechanical properties that are approximately equivalent to those of lunar mare basalt.Second,the influ-ence of the lunar-based in-situ environment on the phase,microstructure,and thermal physical proper-ties(specific heat capacity,thermal conductivity,thermal diffusivity,and thermal expansion coefficient)of SZU-1 was explored and compared with the measured lunar rock data.It was found that in an air atmo-sphere,low temperature has a more pronounced effect on the relative content of olivine than other tem-peratures,while in a vacuum atmosphere,the relative contents of olivine and anorthite are significantly affected only at temperatures of approximately-20 and 200 °C.When the vacuum level is less than 100 Pa,the contribution of air conduction can be almost neglected,whereas it becomes dominant above this threshold.Additionally,as the testing temperature increases,the surface of SZU-1 exhibits increased microcracking,fracture opening,and unevenness,while the specific heat capacity,thermal conductivity,and thermal expansion coefficient show nonlinear increases.Conversely,the thermal diffusivity exhibits a nonlinear decreasing trend.The relationship between thermal conductivity,thermal diffusivity,and temperature can be effectively described by an exponential function(R2>0.98).The research results are consistent with previous studies on real lunar rocks.These research findings are expected to be applied in the development of the test and analysis systems of ICP-Coring in a lunar environment and the explo-ration of the mechanism of machine-rock interaction in the in-situ drilling and coring process.