Development of On-Orbit Servicing concepts, technology options, and roadmap (part II): Technical design

Steve Ulrich; Julia Schwartz; Viqar Abbasi; Duncan Cree; Marianne Daae; David Grover; Jason Hay; Weiliang He; Xiaohu Huang; Shane Jacobs; Zhou Jun; Stephen Kearney; Toshinori Kuwahara; Fiorenzo Lenzi; Halit Mirahmetoglu; Scott Morley; Masato Otani; Massimiliano Pastena; Martina Pinni; Karin Shala; Jian Feng Shi; Jasvinder Singh Khoral; Manfred Steinkellner; David Treat; Peter Verheyden; Xiao Yong Wang; Charity Weeden

Development of On-Orbit Servicing concepts, technology options, and roadmap (part II): Technical design

Steve Ulrich, Julia Schwartz, Viqar Abbasi, Duncan Cree, Marianne Daae, David Grover, Jason Hay, Weiliang He, Xiaohu Huang, Shane Jacobs, Zhou Jun, Stephen Kearney, Toshinori Kuwahara, Fiorenzo Lenzi, Halit Mirahmetoglu, Scott Morley, Masato Otani, Massimiliano Pastena, Martina Pinni, Karin ShalaJian Feng Shi, Jasvinder Singh Khoral, Manfred Steinkellner, David Treat, Peter Verheyden, Xiao Yong Wang, Charity Weeden

ENG - Aerospace Engineering

International Space University

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Abstract

On-Orbit-Servicing (OOS) can enable valuable assets to be repaired and maintained in space, thus lowering spacecraft development costs and timelines. As space activities grow and ever more spacecraft are placed in orbit, such servicing technologies will become increasingly important. This paper proposes a system architecture design for an Orbital Replacement Unit (ORU) exchange service mission in Geostationary Orbit (GEO). It describes in detail the mission and spacecraft design, thereby demonstrating its feasibility in the midterm future.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	213-223
Number of pages	11
Journal	JBIS - Journal of the British Interplanetary Society
Volume	61
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - 2008 Jun

Keywords

Architecture design
Lifetime extension
On-Orbit-Servicing
Orbital replacement unit
Robotics

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Ulrich, S., Schwartz, J., Abbasi, V., Cree, D., Daae, M., Grover, D., Hay, J., He, W., Huang, X., Jacobs, S., Jun, Z., Kearney, S., Kuwahara, T., Lenzi, F., Mirahmetoglu, H., Morley, S., Otani, M., Pastena, M., Pinni, M., ... Weeden, C. (2008). Development of On-Orbit Servicing concepts, technology options, and roadmap (part II): Technical design. JBIS - Journal of the British Interplanetary Society, 61(6), 213-223.

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