Aerospace Parachute Systems for the Return and Disposal of Space Blocks: Ballistics

The paper considers the concept of using aerospace parachute systems that provide effective braking when moving in the atmosphere of returning blocks of launch vehicles and spacecraft stages. To test the use of aerospace parachute systems, ballistics is analyzed using the example of return of the Progress-M1 transport spacecraft cargo compartment. The experience of using parachute systems on the M-100 meteorockets is considered.

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Russian Aeronautics
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068799825010088
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Aerospace Engineering and Energy Systems
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Aerospace Parachute Systems for the Return and Disposal of Space Blocks: Ballistics

Petr Ivanov, A. S. Kretov, Yu. G. Mekhonoshin
Russian Aeronautics
Aerospace Engineering and Energy Systems
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Aerospace Parachute Systems for the Return and Disposal of Space Blocks: Ballistics

Petr Ivanov, A. S. Kretov, Yu. G. Mekhonoshin
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Abstract

The paper considers the concept of using aerospace parachute systems that provide effective braking when moving in the atmosphere of returning blocks of launch vehicles and spacecraft stages. To test the use of aerospace parachute systems, ballistics is analyzed using the example of return of the Progress-M1 transport spacecraft cargo compartment. The experience of using parachute systems on the M-100 meteorockets is considered.

Russian AeronauticsVol. 68(1)
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (RU), AeroDNA (United Kingdom) (GB), Moscow Aviation Institute (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Aerospace Engineering and Energy Systems
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