Double two-body model using geometrical section method and the analysis of Earth-Moon transfer orbit from space elevator
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(1. Research & Development Department, China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, Beijing 100076, China;2. China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, Beijing 100076, China)

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    Double two-body model is the fundamental conception model for solving Earth-Moon transfer orbit. The traditional approaches use the latitude and longitude of entry point on the sphere of influence to describe double two-body model, while in this paper a geometrical representation method of double two-body model by using parameters in orbital plane of flight trajectory was proposed. The search space on three-dimensional sphere was reduced to be a two-dimensional circle formed by tangent of the orbital plane and the sphere of influence, the shape parameter of Earth-Moon transfer orbit can be efficiently solved by one-parameter Brent root-finding algorithm and Lambert theory. In order to avoid double calculation, the orbital multivariate search problem calculated by the transfer orbit window was decoupled into two sub-problems, the transfer orbit shape parameter solution problem and the transfer orbital plane space orientation problem, which reduce the solution dimension of the problem, The two-stage method with parallel computing was approached in order to make full use of the nowadays computational power of multi-core computer. The simulation results show that the new parallel double two-body model with the use of geometrical section of orbital plane can be successfully applied to the analysis of the Earth-Moon transfer orbit from space elevator.

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  • Received:December 25,2020
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  • Online: December 01,2022
  • Published: December 28,2022
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