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with 0.01Kn = (
) and 0.1Kn
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gas kinetic ... velocity ordinate points goes up to infinity, the numerical integration may
Gas-Kinetic Unified Algorithm for Re-Entering Complex Flows Covering
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... P. (1 987 ). Dynamic testing of a docking system. N 88- 19516, pp. 281 -
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Zhang, C. F. (1999). Study on Six-Degree-of-Freedom simulation for docking. ... receiving antenna was scanned horizontally within 0 ≤ x [mm] ≤ 480 and - 180 ≤ y
[mm] ≤ 180 (excluding the close vicinity of the transmitting antenna) in 20-mm intervals on a
styro...
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... a combination of SA and a collocation method. The
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... λ
0
[F
k
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where
d
1
+ d
2
+ ···+ d
q
= 1, and λ
0
= 0. (89 )
From (89 ) it follows that the equilibrium of (88 ) corresponds to the insensitivity condition
(87 ). In accordance with (84 ) and (86 ), ... law (88 ) can be rewritten as the difference
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... re-emerging
troubles of actual spacecraft docking to help finding solution, checking the initial docking
conditions of spacecraft docking process, testing the action and counteraction of spacecraft ... on-orbit docking dynamics include testing
docking mechanism, checking buffer characteristics, simulating the dynamic process of two
spacecrafts docking on orbit, defining parameters o...
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... pp. 38- 42 (in
Chinese)
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Garwin, R.L., Solar Sailing – A Practical Method of Propulsion Within the Solar System, Jet
Propulsion, Vol. 28, pp. 188 -190, ... thesis. Harbin, China: Harbin Institute of Technology, Feb. 2007, pp .89 - 98 (in
Chinese)
Huang, Q. T.; Jiang, H. Z.; Zhang, S. Y. & Han, J. W. (2005). Spacecraft docking si...
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... designs of bearing units available such as rotating shaft design and
rotating housing design. In rotating shaft design, the bearing housing is rigidly mounted on
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Kingsbury, E. (1992). Influences on polymer formation rate in instrument ball bearings.
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... in Fig. 9. A liner based on HTPB
was used. Some minor machining was needed after casting. The propellant was easy to
machine yielding a smooth surface. Figure 10 shows the motor during firing. ... resulting in an effective single beam. Generally,
these scintillation fades can be reduced by increasing the number of beams. Very low
probability of fades can be obtained using 8 16 indepe...
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have
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results in
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