Quasi-optimal deceleration of rotations of a gyrostat with internal degree of freedom in a resistive medium
Keywords:
deceleration, fluid, mass, resisting medium, averagingAbstract
The problem of the time-dependent quasi-optimal deceleration of dynamically symmetric rigid body rotations under a small control torque in the ellipsoidal domain with close unequal values of the ellipsoid’s semiaxes is studied. It is assumed that the body contains a spherical cavity filled with a highly viscous fluid (assuming small Reynolds numbers). The body is assumed to have a moving mass connected to it via elastic coupling with quadratic dissipation. The moving mass is modeling the loosely attached elements in a space vehicle, which can significantly affect the vehicle’s motion relative to its center of mass during a long period of time. In addition, the body is acted upon by a small medium resistance torque. The problem is solved asymptotically, based on the procedure of averaging the precession-type motion over the phase. The qualitative properties of quasi-optimal motion are analyzed and the corresponding graphs are presented.
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