Computer Science – Performance
Scientific paper
Mar 1988
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1988stin...9024456f&link_type=abstract
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Computer Science
Performance
Dumping, Lunar Soil, Lunar Surface Vehicles, Transport Vehicles, Trucks, Chassis, Fuel Cells, Functional Design Specifications, Steering, Synchronous Motors, Vehicle Wheels
Scientific paper
The proposed vehicle, the Lunar Material Transport Vehicle (LMTV), has a mission objective of efficient lunar soil material transport. The LMTV was designed to meet a required set of performance specifications while operating under a given set of constraints. The LMTV is essentially an articulated steering, double-ended dump truck. The vehicle moves on four wheels and has two identical chassis halves. Each half consists of a chassis frame, a material bucket, two wheels with integral curvilinear synchronous motors, a fuel cell and battery arrangement, an electromechanically actuated dumping mechanism, and a powerful microprocessor. The vehicle, as designed, is capable of transporting up to 200 cu ft of material over a one mile round trip per hour. The LMTV is capable of being operated from a variety of sources. The vehicle has been designed as simply as possible with attention also given to secondary usage of components.
Fisher Charles D.
Lyons Douglas
Whitehead Harry C. Jr.
Wilkins Allen Jr. W.
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