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Mission Description
The Dawn Mission
- Launch from Earth July 7, 2006 0:0:0 (fixed)
- launch declination limited to be between + or - 27 degrees EME2000 frame,
- launch vehicle: Fit to Boeing Delta II 2925-9.5 foot fairing performance data,
- Adapter mass 0.01 kg
- launch contingency 0%
- Forced coast days 0 to 15
- Forced coast days 23 to 36
- Mars Flyby near March 15, 2009 (free)
- Minimum flyby altitude allowed is 500 km at Mars.
- Intermediate Rendezvous with Vesta
- Arrive: 27 September, 2011 (fixed)
- Depart: 1 May, 2012 (fixed)
- Vesta operations mass drop: 12 kg.
- Ceres Rendezvous July 24, 2015 (fixed)
- Engine: Single Dawn Tu (number 35)
- Duty cycle: Continuous 95%, plus
- Seven days forced coasting every year between Earth and Vesta
- Four days forced coasting every year between Vesta and Ceres
- RCS system propellant expenditure (modeled as periodic mass drops)
- 0.64 kg every 150 days from Earth to Vesta
- 0.33 kg every 150 days from Vesta departure to Ceres arrival
- Solar array number 21 111704Am, Po=9.0 kW
- Spacecraft power models:
- (5) 111704L1 From day 0 to day 2771.7
- (6) 111704L2m From Day 2771.7 to end
- Solar array power degradation model: (2) 061004T summer 04 baseline
- Degradation Epoch: 2453923.5 JED
- Total Xenon propellant constraint: P=385 kg.
- Objective function: final mass.
- Gravitating bodies: Earth, Moon, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Sun
- Originally modeled using Mystic.
Additional Mission Options
A. Earth – Yen – Sauer Rendezvous
- Propulsion System SEP
- Launch Date 2012 (free)
- Yen Rendezvous 2018 (free)
- Sauer Rendezvous 2025 (free)
- Solar Array ASPA 1
- Engine NSTAR Engine G (1 engine)
- P0 11 kW
- Duty Cycle 100%
- Launch Vehicle Delta 7326-9.5
- Originally modeled in MALTO?
B. Earth – Vesta – Ceres
- Propulsion System: SEP, Solar Array ASPA 1,Engine NSTAR Engine G, (1 Engine), Duty Cycle 100%, P0 = 11 kW
- Launch Date, any time in 2010: Jan 1 2006 ≤ tlaunch ≤ Dec 31 2006
- Stay time at Vesta no less than 60 days, tvesta_stay ≥ 60 days
- Arrival at Ceres before Jan 1 2013, tceres_arrival ≤ Jan 1 2013
- Mass Drop at Vesta 0 (fixed)
- Launch Vehicle Delta II 7326-9.5, .V infinity magnitude and direction are free to be optimized.
- Originally modeled in Copernicus
Input/Output files
Copernicus20060318.zip (download)
MALTO4_4.zip (download)
Mysticv9_0_0.zip (download)
All Reference Case 15: Multiple Asteroid Rendezvous Files (download zip)
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