6–9 Nov 2018
DLR Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany
Europe/Amsterdam timezone

Session

Low Thrust #2

9 Nov 2018, 10:30
103 and 105 combined

103 and 105 combined

Building 135

Conveners

Low Thrust #2

  • Juan Carlos Bastante (OHB System AG)
  • Jeroen Van den Eynde (European Space Agency)
  • Lale Evrim Briese (German Aerospace Center (DLR))

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  1. Simone Centuori (DEIMOS Space)
    09/11/2018, 10:30
    03: Low Thrust
    Oral presentation at the conference

    LOTNAV has been for 10 years the ESA reference tool in the design of finite-thrust and ballistic interplanetary spacecraft trajectories and the preliminary assessment of navigation and guidance issues on the computed trajectories. Within DEIMOS Space LOTNAV has recently undergone a considerable update effort to enhance its modularity and flexibility to extend its applicability to new...

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  2. Mr Juan C. Bastante (OHB System AG)
    09/11/2018, 11:00
    03: Low Thrust
    Oral presentation at the conference

    ELECTRO: a SW tool for the ELECtric propulsion TRajectory Optimization

    Low-thrust orbit transfers are becoming increasingly attractive thanks to the mass savings they offer and the maturity of electric propulsion technology. For this reason, there is an interest in developing fast, but still reliable trajectory optimisation methods that can be applied in the preliminary phase of the design of...

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  3. Slim Locoche (Airbus Defence and Space)
    09/11/2018, 11:30
    03: Low Thrust
    Oral presentation at the conference

    Traditionally, GTO to GEO transfers using chemical propulsion consist in optimising a rather limited number of manoeuvres. The compliance with the satellite platform and operational constraints are then guaranteed by the launch window design. On the contrary, low-thrust transfers of GEO satellites require very long thrust phases. The complex satellite platform and operational constraints...

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