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P-diagonal matrix of the readiness of the thrusters:
Setting [A.sub.[lambda]] as the efficiency matrix of [lambda] thrusters when being selected for ignition execution and randomly remove one thruster (supposing the coordinates of this thrust are (i, j)) from the [lambda] thrusters, then the torque efficiency matrix of [lambda] - 1 thrusters is [A.sub.[lambda]-1].
[F.sub.i max] is the maximum thrust which can be produced if the thruster is switched on during an on/off cycle.
Thruster 2: [r.sub.2] = [[-1.0 0.0 - 1.0].sup.T], [d.sub.2] = [[0.0 0.0 - 1.0].sup.T]
Since 2014, engineers have noticed that the thrusters Voyager 1 has been using to orient the spacecraft, called "attitude control thrusters," have been degrading.
Contracted by Cammell Laird shipyard, Tees Components will design, manufacture, build and commission four 60-T3S-QR models of its 360deg azimuth thrusters, which will enable the polar research vessel to manoeuvre and position accurately even in heavy ice water conditions.
(1) the thruster can work at any orbital position; thus RCS has already been widely used in spacecraft attitude control;
But part of the thruster pods of the capsule did not function, Space X said.
Washington, Rabi'II 21, 1434, Mar 3, 2013, SPA - The SpaceX commercial supply ship arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) on Sunday, a day later than scheduled due to thruster problems that threatened the mission's success.
This ABS-Classed vessel with a bollard pull of over 200 tonnes is powered by four engines combined with an azimuth thruster and four tunnel thrusters.
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