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Space debris impact risk assessment for space solar power station using geometric shadowing algorithmOA

中文摘要

Geometric shadowing calculation for on-orbit spacecraft is a critical step in the space debris risk assessment system.This paper proposes a method for geometric shadowing calculation of on-orbit spacecraft.The algo-rithm combines the advantages of the computer graphics Roberts algorithm and the projection line judgment method,forming a projection line determination algorithm with small errors and convenient calculation.The risk assessment results of this algorithm are similar to those of similar domestic and international software,with a maximum deviation of 4.78%.Based on this algorithm,a space debris risk assessment analysis was conducted for a cylindrical configuration Space Solar Power Station,analyzing the variation of its space debris impact risk with different orbital inclinations in geostationary orbit.The analysis results indicate that the forward-facing areas of the outer ring concentrator array and the inner core power generation array of the power station face greater threats from space debris,necessitating further space debris protection work.

Zhengyu Li;Pinliang Zhang;Siyuan Ren;Qiang Wu;Taojun Feng;Chuan Chen;Guangming Song

Beijing Institute of Spacecraft Environment Engineering,Beijing 100094,ChinaBeijing Institute of Spacecraft Environment Engineering,Beijing 100094,ChinaBeijing Institute of Spacecraft Environment Engineering,Beijing 100094,ChinaBeijing Institute of Spacecraft Environment Engineering,Beijing 100094,ChinaBeijing Institute of Spacecraft Environment Engineering,Beijing 100094,ChinaBeijing Institute of Spacecraft Environment Engineering,Beijing 100094,ChinaBeijing Institute of Spacecraft Environment Engineering,Beijing 100094,China

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Space debrisShadowing algorithmRisk assessmentSpace Solar Power Station

《Space Solar Power and Wireless Transmission》 2026 (1)

P.37-49,13

supported by China National Space Administration Preliminary Research Project(KJSP2023020201,KJSP2023020301,KJSP2020010402)National Natural Science Foundation of China(12275029,12202068).

10.1016/j.sspwt.2026.01.006

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