The minimum-time, constant-thrust orbit correction between two close non-coplanar circular orbits is studied using a relative motion formulation in curvilinear coordinates. The associated optimal control problem in the thrust orientation is tackled using the direct method to numerically solve a diverse set of problems for varying orbital radius and inclination. Additionally, an analytical estimate for the minimum-time inclination change maneuver is obtained. Fundamental changes in the structure of the solution and objective function are high-lighted depending on the relation between the required radial displacement, inclination change and available thrust.
Optimal 3D orbit corrections in curvilinear coordinates
Gonzalo, JL;
2016-01-01
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The minimum-time, constant-thrust orbit correction between two close non-coplanar circular orbits is studied using a relative motion formulation in curvilinear coordinates. The associated optimal control problem in the thrust orientation is tackled using the direct method to numerically solve a diverse set of problems for varying orbital radius and inclination. Additionally, an analytical estimate for the minimum-time inclination change maneuver is obtained. Fundamental changes in the structure of the solution and objective function are high-lighted depending on the relation between the required radial displacement, inclination change and available thrust.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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