Еngineering solutions for the development of satellites with space debris disposal functions
Date Issued
2024
Author(s)
Plisetska E.I.
Abstract
Space debris contamination has become a critical threat to the safety of modern
satellites and future missions. As the number of spacecraft in orbit and collisions between
objects grows, more and more fragments appear that can cause new collisions, creating a
cascading effect that impairs the normal functioning of orbital objects. Modern engineering
solutions are aimed at developing satellites with space debris disposal capabilities, such as
autonomous manoeuvring technologies, non-contact orbit reduction systems, methods for
capturing unstable objects, and integrated reusable platforms.
Various methods effectively capture space debris, including large and unmanageable
objects. One of the critical approaches is using robotic manipulators that allow precise
interaction with the target due to the high-precision control and adaptability of the systems.
Such manipulators can ensure safe gripping even in the presence of rotation or instability of
the object, as they can stabilise the load and compensate for external disturbances.
satellites and future missions. As the number of spacecraft in orbit and collisions between
objects grows, more and more fragments appear that can cause new collisions, creating a
cascading effect that impairs the normal functioning of orbital objects. Modern engineering
solutions are aimed at developing satellites with space debris disposal capabilities, such as
autonomous manoeuvring technologies, non-contact orbit reduction systems, methods for
capturing unstable objects, and integrated reusable platforms.
Various methods effectively capture space debris, including large and unmanageable
objects. One of the critical approaches is using robotic manipulators that allow precise
interaction with the target due to the high-precision control and adaptability of the systems.
Such manipulators can ensure safe gripping even in the presence of rotation or instability of
the object, as they can stabilise the load and compensate for external disturbances.
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