translunar injection from a circular Earth park orbit
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09-29-2022, 02:48 PM
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translunar injection from a circular Earth park orbit
This HP Prime program can be used to estimate the delta-v required to reach the moon. The algorithm assumes the translunar injection occurs impulsively from a circular Earth orbit.
The user provides an initial departure calendar date according to // departure calendar date month := 9; day := 1; year := 2013; The park orbit semimajor axis and orbital inclination are also required; for example ///////////////////// // initial park orbit ///////////////////// // semimajor axis (kilometers) oev_po(1) := req + 185.32; // orbital eccentricity (non-dimensional) oev_po(2) := 0.0; // orbital inclination (degrees) oev_po(3) := 28.5 * dtr; Finally, the software requires the user to define the transfer time from Earth to the moon in hours. // time-of-flight in hours tof_hours := 84.0; The PDF document included with the zip archive explains the assumptions and algorithms used to solve this classic orbital transfer problem. |
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translunar injection from a circular Earth park orbit - cdeaglejr - 09-29-2022 02:48 PM
RE: translunar injection from a circular Earth park orbit - Steve Simpkin - 09-29-2022, 08:43 PM
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