Fast Trajectory Optimization via Successive Convexification for Spacecraft Rendezvous with Integer Constraints

Fast Trajectory Optimization via Successive Convexification for Spacecraft Rendezvous with Integer Constraints
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具有整数约束的航天器交会的连续凸化快速轨迹优化

DOI:
10.2514/6.2020-0616
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2019
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AIAA Scitech 2020 Forum
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M. Mesbahi
M. Mesbahi
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作者:
Danylo Malyuta;Taylor P. Reynolds;Michael Szmuk;Behçet Açikmese;M. Mesbahi

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本文提出了一种基于连续凸化的混合整数约束下航天器燃料优化交会轨迹生成的快速方法。最近开发的状态触发约束范式允许有效地将离散决策约束子集嵌入到连续凸化的连续优化框架中。因此,我们能够以交互速度解决困难的轨迹优化问题,而不是需要更多解决时间和计算能力的混合整数规划方法。将该方法应用于阿波罗指挥服务舱与登月舱的换位对接实际问题。我们证明,与非优化的阿波罗时代设计目标相比,在几秒钟内,我们能够获得高达90%的燃油效率(节省高达45公斤的燃料)的轨迹。我们的轨迹明确考虑了最小推力脉冲宽度和羽流撞击约束。这两个约束都是天然的混合整数,但我们将它们作为状态触发的约束来处理。在目前的状态下,我们的算法将作为一个有用的离线设计工具,用于快速轨迹贸易研究。
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