Optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization method
The task of optimizing the space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver with the aim of maximizing its final mass is considered in the paper. Burst of power is used for the vehicles exit from the initial low earth orbit and subsequent re-entry. Starting from atmospheric entry till the end of...
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doaj-0ade091175464bcaacd9f9f1d6cc2b0a2021-08-25T09:12:05ZengSamara National Research UniversityВестник Самарского университета: Аэрокосмическая техника, технологии и машиностроение2542-04532541-75332018-07-01172233610.18287/2541-7533-2018-17-2-23-365885Optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization methodV. L. Balakin0S. A. Ishkov1A. A. Khramov2Samara National Research UniversitySamara National Research UniversitySamara National Research UniversityThe task of optimizing the space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver with the aim of maximizing its final mass is considered in the paper. Burst of power is used for the vehicles exit from the initial low earth orbit and subsequent re-entry. Starting from atmospheric entry till the end of the orbital plane change with the entry in the final orbit the angle of attack, the air-path bank angle and the fuel-flow rate are used as controls. Limitations for the angle of attack, fuel-flow rate, adiabatic recovery temperature, longitudinal and vertical load factor are introduced. The successive linearization method is used to determine the optimal control programs. Solving the optimization task is exemplified by a hypothetical space vehicle. The results of modeling space vehicle motion are presented. The changes in the determined aerodynamic (angle of attack and air-path bank angle) and motion (fuel-flow rate) controls with increasing the angle of orbital plane change are discussed with and without account of the key limitation on the modes of motion maximum adiabatic recovery heating temperature.https://journals.ssau.ru/vestnik/article/viewFile/6216/6106space vehiclecombined orbital plane change maneuveroptimal controlangle of attackair-path bank anglefuel-flow ratelimitationsmethod of successive linearization |
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V. L. Balakin S. A. Ishkov A. A. Khramov Optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization method Вестник Самарского университета: Аэрокосмическая техника, технологии и машиностроение space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver optimal control angle of attack air-path bank angle fuel-flow rate limitations method of successive linearization |
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V. L. Balakin S. A. Ishkov A. A. Khramov |
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Optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization method |
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Optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization method |
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Optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization method |
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Optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization method |
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Optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization method |
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optimization of space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver on the basis of the successive linearization method |
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Samara National Research University |
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Вестник Самарского университета: Аэрокосмическая техника, технологии и машиностроение |
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2542-0453 2541-7533 |
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2018-07-01 |
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The task of optimizing the space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver with the aim of maximizing its final mass is considered in the paper. Burst of power is used for the vehicles exit from the initial low earth orbit and subsequent re-entry. Starting from atmospheric entry till the end of the orbital plane change with the entry in the final orbit the angle of attack, the air-path bank angle and the fuel-flow rate are used as controls. Limitations for the angle of attack, fuel-flow rate, adiabatic recovery temperature, longitudinal and vertical load factor are introduced. The successive linearization method is used to determine the optimal control programs. Solving the optimization task is exemplified by a hypothetical space vehicle. The results of modeling space vehicle motion are presented. The changes in the determined aerodynamic (angle of attack and air-path bank angle) and motion (fuel-flow rate) controls with increasing the angle of orbital plane change are discussed with and without account of the key limitation on the modes of motion maximum adiabatic recovery heating temperature. |
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space vehicle combined orbital plane change maneuver optimal control angle of attack air-path bank angle fuel-flow rate limitations method of successive linearization |
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https://journals.ssau.ru/vestnik/article/viewFile/6216/6106 |
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