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LI, Qingjun; WEI, Yi; WU, Zhigang; JIANG, Jianping
Chinese journal of aeronautics, 08/2022, Volume: 35, Issue: 8Journal Article
•A new orbit-attitude combination mode is proposed for solar power satellites.•A large amount of orbit-attitude control fuel can be saved.•The dry mass of the control system can be decreased significantly.•Structural vibration is hardly induced by the gravity-gradient torque.•The bending stiffness and the mass of the supporting structure can be reduced. Solar power satellite receives great attention because it can release the energy crisis and environmental problems in the future. However, the launch and maintenance costs are tremendous due to the large system mass and large fuel consumption to counteract space perturbations. To reduce mass and fuel, a novel quasi-Sun-pointing attitude in Sun-frozen orbit is proposed. The Sun-frozen orbit has a nonzero eccentricity vector that always points towards the Sun. The quasi-Sun-pointing attitude is a periodic solution of the Sun-pointing attitude angle. Although about 3 % electricity must be given up because of the variation of Sun-pointing attitude angle, little control action is required to deal with the solar radiation pressure and gravity-gradient torque. The algorithm to obtain initial conditions is proposed. The influences of system parameters and structural flexibilities are studied. Simulation results reveal that the quasi-Sun-pointing attitude in Sun-frozen orbit dramatically reduce fuel consumption, the dry mass, and complexity of the control system. In addition, structural vibration is hardly induced by the gravity-gradient torque. Thus, the bending stiffness as well as the mass of the supporting structure can be reduced.
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