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In the last 10 years, the number of satellites has grown 59% from 819 to 1305, and revenues have risen 92% from $105.5 billion to $203 billion. Current space environment is overpopulated which leads to an increase in collision risk Further research and development is required to bring electromagnetic designs to a reasonable TRL for implementation Further research into de-orbiting techniques and rates of mass-loss for accurate de-orbiting Design and Evaluation of an Orbital Debris Remediation System B. Noble, Y. Almanee, A. Shakir, S. Park System Engineering & Operations Research, George Mason University Context Method of Analysis Problem / Need >>Deploy HARPOON to remediate object 04964 at time 721 These results feed into our utility analysis and value hierarchy Recommendations Post Mission Disposal (PMD) alone is not sufficient to control debris environment; remediation will be necessary. In order to maintain a sustainable space environment, there is a need to remediated at least 5 high- risk object per year Design Alternatives Result I Result II Design: Utility/Cost: Throw Net 5.74 Harpoon 61.79 EDDE 0.45 Design: Utility/Cost: Inflatables 0.55 Propulsion 4.66 EDDE 0.45 Infl.+Prop. 1.20 1. Launch and Rendezvous: Convert TLE data to state vectors. 2. Grapple: Takes in metrics and outputs objects score. 3. De-tumble: Debris will cease rotation. 4. De-orbit: Time to de-orbit decreases as is increases 1. Launch and 2. Rendezvous Designs Name: Stage: Mass (kg): Cost to LEO ($/kg): Delta IV 1 6,747 $13,072 2 301 Atlas V 1 5,479 $13,182 2 166 Falcon 9 1 418,100 $4,109 2 96,570 CONOPSStep: Design Alternatives: 1. Launch Chemical Propulsion 2. Rendezvous Electric Propulsion Chemical Propulsion 3. Grapple Robotic Arm Throw Net Harpoon COBRA IRIDES 4. De-tumble Electric Propulsion Chemical Propulsion 5. De-orbit EDDE Inflatables Electric Propulsion Chemical Propulsion Electromagnetic 3. Grapple Designs Name: TRL: Mass (kg): Target Mass (kg): Robotic Arm 6 80 7000 Throw Net 5 60 10000 Harpoon 4 9.3 9000 COBRA IRIDES 3 140 150 EDDE 2 76 8300 5. De-orbit Designs Name: Description: Mass (kg): EDDE System of electrodynamic tethers 80 Inflatables Add foam to debris to increase surface area 1000 Propulsion Modify the altitude 314 Delta IV Harpoon EDDE Design: Recommended: Cost: Launch and Rendezvous Falcon 9 $61.2M Grapple Harpoon $7.96M De-orbit Propulsion + Inflatables $40M Total $109.16M Value Hierarchy Throw Net Weight Value Attri bute s Performance 0.47 7.01545 Object Scores 0.86 8.1575 Delta-V Cost 0.14 0 Risk 0.19 2.128 Safety 0.80 2.24 Reliability 0.20 1.68 TRL 0.14 5 Political Viability 0.20 2.154 Agreeability 0.86 1.65 Verifiability 0.14 5.25 Utility 4.8312356 Harpoon Weight Likely Attri bute s Performance 0.47 8.3463 Object Scores 0.86 9.705 Delta-V Cost 0.14 0 Risk 0.19 1.52 Safety 0.80 1.6 Reliability 0.20 1.2 TRL 0.14 4 Political Viability 0.20 0.735 Agreeability 0.86 0 Verifiability 0.14 5.25 Utility 4.918349417 Business Case 385 satellite owners operating over 1200 satellites The goal is to capture 36% of this market over the next 20 years Pessimistic estimate of 13% Optimistic estimate of 99% Duration Pessimistic Expected Optimistic Stock Market 5 years -79% 29% 354% 128% 10 years 88% 484% 1675% 163% 15 years 389% 1255% 3852% 208% Market Size Return on Investment SCAN for further details

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Page 1: Design and Evaluation of an Orbital Debris Remediation ...B. Noble, Y. Almanee, A. Shakir, S. Park System Engineering & Operations Research, George Mason University Context Problem

• In the last 10 years, the number of satellites has grown 59%

from 819 to 1305, and revenues have risen 92% from $105.5

billion to $203 billion.

• Current space environment is overpopulated which leads to an

increase in collision risk

• FurtherresearchanddevelopmentisrequiredtobringelectromagneticdesignstoareasonableTRLforimplementation

• Furtherresearchintode-orbitingtechniquesandratesofmass-lossforaccuratede-orbiting

Design and Evaluation of an Orbital Debris Remediation SystemB. Noble, Y. Almanee, A. Shakir, S. Park

System Engineering & Operations Research, George Mason University

Context Method of AnalysisProblem / Need

Conceptual results:

>>Read in TLE data>>Read in parameters from DOE>>OUTPUT:>>Deploy NET to remediate object 00011 at time 0>>Deploy NET to remediate object 01584 at time 543>>Deploy NET to remediate object 01314 at time 674>>Deploy HARPOON to remediate object 04964 at time 721>>etc…

These results feed into our utility analysis and value hierarchy

Recommendations

• Post Mission Disposal (PMD) alone is not sufficient to control debris environment; remediation will be necessary.

• In order to maintain a sustainable space environment, there is a need to remediated at least 5 high-risk object per year

Design Alternatives

Utility vs Life Cycle Costs

Result I Result II

Design: Utility/Cost:

ThrowNet 5.74

Harpoon 61.79

EDDE 0.45

Design: Utility/Cost:

Inflatables 0.55

Propulsion 4.66

EDDE 0.45

Infl.+Prop. 1.20

1. Launch and Rendezvous: Convert TLE data to state vectors.

2. Grapple: Takes in metrics and outputs objects score.

3. De-tumble: Debris will cease rotation.

4. De-orbit: Time to de-orbit decreases as is increases

1.Launchand2.Rendezvous Designs

Name: Stage: Mass (kg): CosttoLEO($/kg):

Delta IV 1 6,747 $13,0722 301

Atlas V 1 5,479 $13,1822 166

Falcon 9 1 418,100 $4,1092 96,570

CONOPSStep: DesignAlternatives:1. Launch Chemical Propulsion

2. Rendezvous Electric PropulsionChemical Propulsion

3. Grapple

Robotic ArmThrow NetHarpoonCOBRA IRIDES

4. De-tumble Electric PropulsionChemical Propulsion

5. De-orbit

EDDEInflatablesElectric PropulsionChemical PropulsionElectromagnetic

3.GrappleDesigns

Name: TRL:Mass (kg):

Target Mass (kg):

Robotic Arm 6 80 7000Throw Net 5 60 10000Harpoon 4 9.3 9000COBRA IRIDES 3 140 150EDDE 2 76 8300

5.De-orbitDesigns

Name: Description:Mass (kg):

EDDE Systemofelectrodynamic tethers 80

Inflatables Add foamtodebris toincreasesurfacearea 1000

Propulsion Modify thealtitude 314DeltaIV Harpoon

EDDE

Design: Recommended: Cost:

Launch and Rendezvous Falcon 9 $61.2M

Grapple Harpoon $7.96M

De-orbit Propulsion + Inflatables $40M

Total $109.16M

Value Hierarchy

Throw Net Weight Value

Attribute

s

Performance 0.47 7.01545Object Scores 0.86 8.1575Delta-V Cost 0.14 0

Risk 0.19 2.128Safety 0.80 2.24Reliability 0.20 1.68

TRL 0.14 5Political Viability 0.20 2.154

Agreeability 0.86 1.65Verifiability 0.14 5.25

Utility 4.8312356

Harpoon Weight Likely

Attribute

s

Performance 0.47 8.3463Object Scores 0.86 9.705Delta-V Cost 0.14 0

Risk 0.19 1.52Safety 0.80 1.6Reliability 0.20 1.2

TRL 0.14 4Political Viability 0.20 0.735

Agreeability 0.86 0Verifiability 0.14 5.25

Utility 4.918349417

Business Case

• 385satelliteownersoperatingover1200satellites

• Thegoalistocapture36%ofthismarketoverthenext20years

• Pessimisticestimateof13%

• Optimisticestimateof99%

Duration Pessimistic Expected Optimistic Stock Market

5 years -79% 29% 354% 128%

10 years 88% 484% 1675% 163%

15 years 389% 1255% 3852% 208%

MarketSize

ReturnonInvestment

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