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(34C) Efficient Structures for Geosynchronous Spacecraft Solar Arrays
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(34C) Efficient Structures for Geosynchronous Spacecraft Solar Arrays
An extract from Efficient Structures for Geosynchronous Spacecraft Solar Arrays, NASA JPL-CIT, NAS-7-100, FEB 1982 ,102 pgs.

INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this program is to evaluate structural concepts for deploying and supporting lightweight solar-array blankets for geosynchronous electrical power …

SECTION 6
EXTENDIBLE SUPPORT STRUCTURE CONCEPT …
6.2 SIZE-FREQUENCY RELATIONS

Table 2·1 is a listing of an HP34-C calculator program which correlates payload mass and frequency with ESS mass and frrquency. The latter three terms are determined by member length and cross sectional properties as outlined in Section 5. Figures 8, 9, and 10 indicate tube size, beam mass, and frequency trends of the ESS system configuration for Designs 1, 2, and 3, respectively, sized by the Euler buckling method of Eqs. (13) and (21).

SECTION 7
ASTROMAST CONCEPT …
7.2 SIZE-FREQUENCY RELATIONS

Table IV is a listing of an HP34-C calculator program which calculates beam frequency as a function of beam diameter and blanket mass. This program also calculates the maximum allowable blanket attachment spacing. Figure 17 illustrates the beam mass and frequency trends of the Astromast system.

SECTION 8
STACBEAM CONCEPT …
8.2 SIZE-FREQUENCY RELATIONS

[i]Table V is a listing of an
HP-34C calculator program which correlates payload mass and frequency with STACBEAM mass and frequency; the latter three terms being determined by member length and cross-sectional properties as outlined in Section 5. Figures 22, 23, and 24 indicate member size, beam rnass, and frequency trends of the STACBEAM system, using members consisting of solid rods.


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