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Controlled solar sail transfers to near-Sun orbits with restrictions on sail temperature. / Koblik, V.; Polyakhova, E.; Sokolov, L.; Shmyrov, A.
в: Journal of the Astronautical Sciences, Том 47, № 3-4, 07.1999, стр. 189-206.Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданиях › статья › Рецензирование
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TY - JOUR
T1 - Controlled solar sail transfers to near-Sun orbits with restrictions on sail temperature
AU - Koblik, V.
AU - Polyakhova, E.
AU - Sokolov, L.
AU - Shmyrov, A.
PY - 1999/7
Y1 - 1999/7
N2 - We present results of numerical simulations of local-optimal trajectories of a space probe with a flat solar sail which moves from a circular Earth orbit to near-Sun regions. We examine the planar (ecliptic) and three-dimensional transfer cases. We consider the upper limit of the sail temperature as the basic restriction. The local-optimal control law of the sail orientation angle was chosen in such a way that the rate of decrease of the orbital focal parameter reaches its maximal value. In the three-dimensional case, the requirement of the maximization of the orbital plane rotation rate was added. We also investigated complex control modes of the sail orientation for near-Sun orbits and of some `falling onto the Sun' trajectories. These computer simulations allow us to examine the durations of some sail missions and to investigate the evolution of osculating elliptical orbits.
AB - We present results of numerical simulations of local-optimal trajectories of a space probe with a flat solar sail which moves from a circular Earth orbit to near-Sun regions. We examine the planar (ecliptic) and three-dimensional transfer cases. We consider the upper limit of the sail temperature as the basic restriction. The local-optimal control law of the sail orientation angle was chosen in such a way that the rate of decrease of the orbital focal parameter reaches its maximal value. In the three-dimensional case, the requirement of the maximization of the orbital plane rotation rate was added. We also investigated complex control modes of the sail orientation for near-Sun orbits and of some `falling onto the Sun' trajectories. These computer simulations allow us to examine the durations of some sail missions and to investigate the evolution of osculating elliptical orbits.
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M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:0033156460
VL - 47
SP - 189
EP - 206
JO - Journal of the Astronautical Sciences
JF - Journal of the Astronautical Sciences
SN - 0021-9142
IS - 3-4
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