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MeetingACGS Committee Meeting 117 - Napa, CA - March 2016
Agenda Location5 SUBCOMMITTEE B – MISSILES AND SPACE
5.3 Solar Radiation Pressure Applications on Geostationary Satellites
TitleSolar Radiation Pressure Applications on Geostationary Satellites
PresenterRicardo Bevilacqua
AffiliationUniversity of Florida
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AbstractPATRICK KELLY (University of Florida)
RICHARD S. ERWIN (University of Florida)
RICCARDO BEVILACQUA (University of Florida)

Taking advantage of the solar radiation pressure at geostationary orbits can provide a viable means of actuation for orbital control and can lead to propellant-less satellite missions. Using only solar radiation pressure, it is possible to control the semi-major axis, eccentricity, inclination, or even perform satellite servicing missions. Utilizing attainably large solar sails, this presentation will demonstrate possible methods for executing such maneuvers.



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