2013
DOI: 10.2514/1.a32338
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Trajectory Estimation of the Hayabusa Spacecraft During Atmospheric Disintegration

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“…The speed and the angle of reentry computed at 200 km of altitude were 12.2 km=s and À12 , respectively (Cassel et al, 2011). The bus broke up after about 53 s at an altitude in between 70 and 56 km (Shoemaker et al, 2013), lower than the one currently adopted as the reference for LEO reentry trajectories (about 78 km (Ailor et al, 2005)). The capsule traveled from 200 km to 40 km of altitude in about 82 s (Cassel et al, 2011).…”
Section: Hypervelocity Earth's Reentriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The speed and the angle of reentry computed at 200 km of altitude were 12.2 km=s and À12 , respectively (Cassel et al, 2011). The bus broke up after about 53 s at an altitude in between 70 and 56 km (Shoemaker et al, 2013), lower than the one currently adopted as the reference for LEO reentry trajectories (about 78 km (Ailor et al, 2005)). The capsule traveled from 200 km to 40 km of altitude in about 82 s (Cassel et al, 2011).…”
Section: Hypervelocity Earth's Reentriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These events, together with the NASA FIRE 2 flight experiment (Cauchon, 1967), have been of paramount importance to study mechanical and thermal states, which cannot be reproduced at a ground facility all at the same time. In particular, the observation campaign carried out for Genesis, Stardust and Hayabusa helped to refine the current reentry models (Shoemaker et al, 2013), to advance the design of thermal protection systems in view of future Mars returns (Jenniskens et al, 2006;Ueda et al, 2011), but also to gain more insight on the meteor fragmentation process (Wiesel, 1978;ReVelle and Edwards, 2007;Jenniskens and Hatton, 2008;Fujita et al, 2011;Ueda et al, 2011;Watanabe et al, 2011).…”
Section: Hypervelocity Earth's Reentriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Также на рис. 4 представлен график изменения температуры от времени набегания потока, с точки зрения теории, в соответствии с ранее представленной зависимостью (1 скорости набегающего потока -от 10 м/с до 70 м/с; перпендикулярен плоскости модели ЭК. Различие в характере изменения значений температур ЭК, представленных на рис.…”
Section: рис 3 схема аэродинамического нагруженияunclassified
“…ПОСТАНОВКА ЗАДАЧИ В качестве возможных технологических, схемных и проектно-конструкторских решений по минимизации образования космического мусора на примере ЭК рассматриваемого класса (створки головного обтекателя, межступенные отсеки) предлагается их сжигание на атмосферном участке траектории спуска после отделения от ракеты-носителя путем установки в конструкцию дополнительных источников теплоты, например, пиротех-нических составов (ПС), выделяющих необходимое количество теплоты [1][2].…”
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“…The additional heat release because of thermites combustion has to increase the temperature of aluminium in FLs and ignite aluminium in air. Different space objects burn in dense atmosphere layers in the course of re-entry [22][23][24]. It was showed that it is possible to heat aluminium objects at their reliable mechanical contact with PC like thermites [25][26][27][28].…”
Section: The Reducing the Anthropogenic Impact Because Of Slvs Lunchimentioning
confidence: 99%