SSPD Restore-L Propellant Transfer Subsystem Progress

Coll, Gregory T.; Webster, Graham K.; Pankiewicz, Oliver; Schlee, Keith; Aranyos, Thomas J.; Nufer, Brian M.; Fothergill, Jenna; Tamasy, Gabor J.; Kandula, Max

doi:10.2514/6.2019-4435

AIAA Propulsion and Energy 2019 Forum 2019

DOI: 10.2514/6.2019-4435

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SSPD Restore-L Propellant Transfer Subsystem Progress

Gregory T. Coll

Graham K. Webster

Oliver Pankiewicz

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“…Made in Space demonstrated the capability in a thermal vacuum chamber in 2017 located at NASA's Ames Research Center. Research into the structure modification or repair area includes OSAM-1, which aims to extend the lives of satellites that were not designed with robotic servicing in mind (Coll et al, 2020). DARPA's Robotic Servicing of Geosynchronous Satellites (RSGS) (Saplan, 2022) 7 consists of similar mission objectives and is being developed in parallel.…”

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Built On-orbit Robotically assembled Gigatruss (BORG): A mixed assembly architecture trade study

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Everson²,

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This paper explores a mixed assembly architecture trade study for a Built On-orbit Robotically assembled Gigatruss (BORG). Robotic in-space assembly (ISA) and servicing is a crucial field to expand endeavors in space. Currently, large structures in space are commonly only deployable and must be efficiently folded and packed into a launch vehicle (LV) and then deployed perfectly for operational status to be achieved. To actualize being able to build increasingly large structures in space, this scheme becomes less feasible, being constrained by LV volume and mass requirements. ISA allows the use of multiple launches to create even larger structures. The common ISA proposals consist of either strut-by-strut or multiple deployable module construction methodologies. In this paper, a mixed assembly scheme is explored and a trade study is conducted on its possible advantages with respect to many phases of a mission: 1) manufacturing, 2) stowage and transport, 3) ISA, and 4) servicing. Finally, a weighted decision matrix was created to help compare the various advantages and disadvantages of different architectural schemes.

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Built On-orbit Robotically assembled Gigatruss (BORG): A mixed assembly architecture trade study

Chapin

Everson²,

Chapin³

et al. 2023

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A brief review on in-orbit refueling projects and critical techniques

Malyh

Vaulin

Fedorov

et al. 2022

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SSPD Restore-L Propellant Transfer Subsystem Progress

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Built On-orbit Robotically assembled Gigatruss (BORG): A mixed assembly architecture trade study

Built On-orbit Robotically assembled Gigatruss (BORG): A mixed assembly architecture trade study

A brief review on in-orbit refueling projects and critical techniques

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