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KIAM Preprint № 28, Moscow, 2024
Authors: Shirobokov M.G., Suslov K.S., Ovchinnikov M.Y., Dronov P.A., Pridannikov S.Y., Nesterenko A.N., Tolstel O.V.
Transfer analysis of a light lunar tug with an electric propulsion
Abstract:
The work focuses on developing a lightweight lunar tug with an electric propulsion system for transporting cargo between promising near-Earth and near-lunar stations. The aim is to determine the ranges of transfer trajectory characteristics, considering realistic initial parameters: engine specifications, vehicle mass, launch date, and conditions. The lunar tug's design, solar panel parameters, and engine operating modes are provided. The flight scheme and method for designing transfer trajectories between near-Earth and near-Moon orbits are briefly described. The results of designing trajectories based on launch date, engine mode, and initial mass are presented and discussed.
Keywords:
lunar tug, spacecraft, low thrust, Russian orbital station, lunar orbital station
Publication language: russian,  pages: 23
Research direction:
Theoretical and applied problems of mechanics
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About authors:
  • Shirobokov Maksim Gennadievich,  shirobokov@keldysh.ru;shmaxg@gmail.comorcid.org/0000-0002-1747-6430KIAM RAS
  • Suslov Kirill Sergeevich,  suslov.ks@phystech.eduorcid.org/0009-0005-0247-4124KIAM RAS
  • Ovchinnikov Michael Yurievich,  ovchinni@keldysh.ruorcid.org/0000-0003-2377-4490KIAM RAS
  • Dronov Pavel Aleksandrovich,  dronov_pa@fakel-russia.com,  Experimental Design Bureau “Fakel”
  • Pridannikov Sergey Yurevich,  pridannikov@fakel-russia.com,  Experimental Design Bureau “Fakel”
  • Nesterenko Aleksandr Nikitovich,  nesterenko@fakel-russia.com,  Experimental Design Bureau “Fakel”
  • Tolstel Oleg Vladimirovich,  tolstel@fakel-russia.com,  Experimental Design Bureau “Fakel”