Journal of Guidance Control and Dynamics · 1987 · 105 citations · 18 references
EngineeringAerospace EngineeringPhysicsOrbital MechanicsStructural DynamicsVibrationManeuveringMultibody DynamicsOrbital DynamicsOrbital ManeuversRigid Body DynamicsRigid Body KinematicsEquations Of Motion For Flexible BodiesForce DistributionManeuvering Equations Of MotionPerturbation ModelingPerturbed Orbital MotionRotational ManeuversSpacecraft Structural DynamicsSpacecraft Vibration Analysis
This paper is concerned with the derivation of the equations of motion for maneuvering flexible spacecraft both in orbit and in an earth-based laboratory. The structure is assumed to undergo large rigid-body maneuvers and small elastic deformations. A perturbation approach is presented in which the quantities defining the rigid-body maneuver are regarded as the unperturbed motion and the elastic motions and deviations from the rigid-body motions are regarded as the perturbed motion. The perturbation equations are linear, non-self-adjoint, and with time-dependent coefficients. A maneuver force distribution exciting the least amount of elastic deformation of the spacecraft is developed. Numerical results highlight the vibration caused by rotational maneuvers.
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Coupling of substructures for dynamic analyses.
Roy R. Craig, MERVYN C. C. BAMPTON · AIAA Journal · 1968 · 3.4K citations
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Structural Analysis +16
Dynamic analysis of structural systems using component modes
Walter C. Hurty · AIAA Journal · 1965 · 1.2K citations