North/south Station Keeping of Geostationary Satellite Using Mft

A precise determination of the fuel efficiency is important because North/South station keeping ,which controls the inclination of the geostationary orbit, consumes most of the satellite fuel. We estimate the amount of fuel required during the lifetime of the KOREASAT when MFT(Minimum Fuel Target) t...

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Main Authors: Woong-Young Ahn, Chun-Hwey Kim, Bong-Kyu Park
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The Korean Space Science Society 1997-06-01
Series:Journal of Astronomy and Space Sciences
Online Access:http://ocean.kisti.re.kr/downfile/volume/kosss/OJOOBS/1997/v14n1/OJOOBS_1997_v14n1_150.pdf
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description A precise determination of the fuel efficiency is important because North/South station keeping ,which controls the inclination of the geostationary orbit, consumes most of the satellite fuel. We estimate the amount of fuel required during the lifetime of the KOREASAT when MFT(Minimum Fuel Target) technique is adopted, and the result is compared to those when MCT(Maximum Compensation Target) and TBCT(Track-Back Chord Target) technique are applied. From this computation, we find that if MFT technique is adopted, the lifetime of the satellite can be extended at least 45 and 15 days, respectively, compared to those consumed with MCT and TBCT technique.
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spelling doaj.art-29f78538e6084335a8a3b0f1502080f02024-01-02T03:40:04ZengThe Korean Space Science SocietyJournal of Astronomy and Space Sciences2093-55872093-14091997-06-01141150157North/south Station Keeping of Geostationary Satellite Using MftWoong-Young Ahn0Chun-Hwey Kim1Bong-Kyu Park2Department of Astronomy and Space Science, Chungbuk National UniversityDepartment of Astronomy and Space Science, Chungbuk National UniversityKOREASAT Group, Korea Aerospace Research InstituteA precise determination of the fuel efficiency is important because North/South station keeping ,which controls the inclination of the geostationary orbit, consumes most of the satellite fuel. We estimate the amount of fuel required during the lifetime of the KOREASAT when MFT(Minimum Fuel Target) technique is adopted, and the result is compared to those when MCT(Maximum Compensation Target) and TBCT(Track-Back Chord Target) technique are applied. From this computation, we find that if MFT technique is adopted, the lifetime of the satellite can be extended at least 45 and 15 days, respectively, compared to those consumed with MCT and TBCT technique.http://ocean.kisti.re.kr/downfile/volume/kosss/OJOOBS/1997/v14n1/OJOOBS_1997_v14n1_150.pdf
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title North/south Station Keeping of Geostationary Satellite Using Mft
title_full North/south Station Keeping of Geostationary Satellite Using Mft
title_fullStr North/south Station Keeping of Geostationary Satellite Using Mft
title_full_unstemmed North/south Station Keeping of Geostationary Satellite Using Mft
title_short North/south Station Keeping of Geostationary Satellite Using Mft
title_sort north south station keeping of geostationary satellite using mft
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