NASA NTRS · 19860000248
Computing Benefits and Costs for Propulsion Systems
Abstract
Flexible computer model developed for evaluating benefits and costs of placing large space systems into operational orbits. Model contains performance envelopes of three primary propulsion systems for orbit transfer based on three low-thrust engines. Allows for any mission model to be input into program. Model also allows user to easily vary program to examine effects of various ratings and weighting of benefit parameters for baseline engines. Program written in FORTRAN IV for use on IBM 370 computer.
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Hamlyn, K., Robertson, R., Rose, L.. 1986-05-01. Computing Benefits and Costs for Propulsion Systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860000248
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