Optimization of parameter for spacecraft single-bumper shielding structure against space debris
Guan Gong
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Guan Gong
Abstract
In order to avoid impact by meteoroid and space debris at high velocity and to ensure safety of a spacecraft, a Nysmith model is proposed to predict the shielding performance of a protective structure, and the effect of impacting conditions and structure parameters on optimal results is analyzed using a nonlinear optimization method. The relationship between existence of feasibility conditions for global optimal solution to bumper/back wall spacing and impact parameters is obtained. The effect of all parameters on optimal results is shown in the figures.
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In order to avoid impact by meteoroid and space debris at high velocity and to ensure safety of a spacecraft, a Nysmith model is proposed to predict the shielding performance of a protective structure, and the effect of impacting conditions and structure parameters on optimal results is analyzed using a nonlinear optimization method. The relationship between existence of feasibility conditions for global optimal solution to bumper/back wall spacing and impact parameters is obtained. The effect of all parameters on optimal results is shown in the figures.
Key concepts: Space debris, Spacecraft, Electromagnetic shielding, Meteoroid, Aerospace engineering, Nonlinear system, Debris, Space (punctuation)