Jia Guo , Zhaojun Pang , Weiliang Zhu , Jiyue Si , Zhonghua Du
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Characteristics of tethered towing system after net capture
The characteristics of a net-tether assembly differ significantly from those of a single tether. The tethered towing system is usually modeled as a single tether. This reduces the reliability. This study establishes a net-tether model that accounts for the flexibility, collisions, and friction inherent in the net. The actual net closure process is simulated to create the initial state of the tethered towing system. The impact of the net on the system’s characteristics is examined. Dynamic parameters of the tethered towing system with a space net are inferred from observational data. Simulation results indicate that the tension in the net-tether model approximately follows a linear relationship with both the change in length and the rate of length change. Additionally, the space net enhances the damping of the tethered towing system. The ratios of axial stiffness and damping coefficient are found to approximate a power function of the size ratio between the net-tether model and the traditional single-tether model, providing a means to correct the traditional single-tether model.
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