2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.actaastro.2014.10.020
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Study on passive momentum exchange landing gear using two-dimensional analysis

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“…Gambar 1. Metoda benturan 3 bola berdasarkan teori ayunan newton [12] Metoda MEID seperti yang digambarkan oleh gambar 2 dianggap mampu mereduksi akselerasi maksimum pada vibrasi [13] dan dapat diaplikasikan pada benda seperti mesin tempah dan roda pendaratan pada pesawat terbang [13]. Pada sistem PMEID, perpindahaan energi maksimum dari massa utama kepada massa peredam memiliki durasi yang sama dengan benturan dari massa damper ke massa utama [13].…”
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“…Gambar 1. Metoda benturan 3 bola berdasarkan teori ayunan newton [12] Metoda MEID seperti yang digambarkan oleh gambar 2 dianggap mampu mereduksi akselerasi maksimum pada vibrasi [13] dan dapat diaplikasikan pada benda seperti mesin tempah dan roda pendaratan pada pesawat terbang [13]. Pada sistem PMEID, perpindahaan energi maksimum dari massa utama kepada massa peredam memiliki durasi yang sama dengan benturan dari massa damper ke massa utama [13].…”
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“…22 In addition, the relative ease in establishing and analyzing the mathematical model describing two-dimensional landing dynamics of the probe plays an important role in the study of forces and motion under critical conditions. 23,24 The planar experiment can be adopted to verify the two-dimensional theoretical results. At present, the planarization of probes with the legged LCM aims at the four-legged probes and it is based on the 2-2 landing scenario, in which two adjacent cushioning legs simultaneously touch the ground first and are followed by the other two cushioning legs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, the effect of the soil itself is generally nontrivial to model [17][18][19][20]; it can be simulated using numerical methods [17] or experimentally. The physics of impact and energy dissipation during collisions and landing have been studied from a structural point of view [21][22][23], from a dynamics perspective [1,2,10,16,[23][24][25], and as a mission-planning problem [11,26].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, landing systems for space probes are designed to be used only once [21][22][23]26]; an interesting example is that of Saeki, who proposed a landing gear based on a spring that, when fully compressed, is released, thus dissipating the landing energy [33]. On the other hand, the need for reusable landing systems can be found in some proposals, e.g., vertical take-off and landing systems (VTOL) vehicles [34], suspension system for rovers [24], and several others [25,35]. Reusability is especially important for the concept of hoppers [36][37][38], vehicles able to repeatedly land and takeoff from the surface of a planet.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%