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PART IV
AS-204/LM-1 LAUNCHVEHICLE
OPERATIONALFLIGHT
TRAJECTORY(REVISIONI)
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_ _ _(RA_'A CR OR TMX_O _AD NUMBER) (CATEGORY) SPACE DIVISION CHRYSLERCORPORATION
_-3.1.3-10-MCI
(,_..4P-_7-255)
_S-2_/LM-I IAt_CH VEHICI_ OPEeATIGNAL FLIGHT TRAJECTGRT (REVISICff I)
_ULI 25, 1967
AER(_PACE PHYSICS BRANCH
CHRYSLER CflRPCRATI(R SPACE DIVISICI_
_EPARED BY T. J. k_ARTCN, A. C. G_FrER, AND B. B. BARRETT
Checked By:
R. M. Blackstock,_reflight Trajectory Unit
APPROVED:
Preflight & Raase Safety Oz.e,_
_._D:_" _ _-'_"_Taylor, Ma_gir_ Engineer
Vehicle PerfoFmaneo Group
R. H. Roee, Chief Engineer --
Aerospace Physics Branch
FOR_MCRD
This report doc_e_ts the AS-2_/I_-1 Lsunch Vehicle OperatimalFlilht TraJeetor7 (Revtsim 1). The anal_ts and docwaentation wereperformed by Aerospace Physics Branch, Chrysler Corporation Space
Division, within the scope of NAS 8-A016, Modificatio_ _FC-I, Amend-
ment _, _RR No. iO1, BB Item 3.1.3-IO-MO1, Part IV.
Ac_owledgeae_ta are lade to the personnel of Marshall Space Flight
Center, R-AERO-FM, for their assistance and cooperation.
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TABLE OF C_T_T3
Page
_(RD .................................................................... i
TABLE _ C_ ........................................................... ii
LIST CF TABLES ..................................................... •........ iv
LIST (F ILLUSTRATIG_S ....................................................... vi
DEFIRITICRS AND SYMBOLS .................................................... wiii
SUMMARY ..................................................................... 1
l.O DrFRODUCTICR ........................................................... 2
2.0 MISSION DESCKIPTICR .................................................... 3
2.1 Mission Objectives ................................................ 3
2.2 Mission Ground Rules and Constraints .............................. 3
3.0 LAUNCH VEHICLE AND E_IRQ_q_T DESCRIPTION ............................. &
3.1 Conf:l_uration ..................................................... &
3.2 Mass Characteristics .............................................. A
3.3 Aer_c Properties ............................................ A
•A Pr@pulslo. s_t_ ................................................
_.5 _nvtreemmt Ducr_pt_ ........................................... 5
A.O GUIDANCE AND CONTROL ................................................... 6
A.1 G_ance .......................................................... 6
A.2 Coatr@l Systems ................................................... 6
5.O LAUNCH _ICLE TRAJECTCRY .............................................. 7
5.1 S-IB Stage Powered Fld4g_ Phase ................................... 7
5.2 S-IVB Stage P@wered Flight Phase ....... • ........................... 7
TABI_ _ C_f_ITS (Cont'd)
6.0
APPENDIX A.
APPENDIX B.
APP]mDXX C.
Page5.3 Orbital Flight Phase ............................................. 8
5./, Spent 8-IB Stage Tra3eetory ....................................... 8
5 5 Traeking 8umary " 8• eeee eeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
5 6 Trajectory Dispersion Sugary 8• eeoeooeoeeee eeoeooeoeeeeeoeoeeeeeooee
5.7 Xaunch Vehicle Performance Characteristics ........................ 8
_E_dP_ CE_ eoeeeoeeooeeoeeeeeeooooeeeeeeeooeeeeoooooooeeeooeeeooeeeoeeee 9
"LAUNCH VEHICLE CHARA_TICS" ............................... 78
"G_NCE PRESETTINGS" ......................................... 91
"LAUNCH VEHICLE TRAJECTORY LZSTING, ENGLIGH UNITS" .............. 98
DISTRIBUTION ................................................................. 128
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Table
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Appendix A:
IA
2A
3A
_A
5A
6A
7A
LIST OF TABLES
Des cription
Flight Sequence of Events .................................
Launch Vehicle Trajectory Suu_ary ..........................
S-IB Stage End Conditions of Flight .......................
S-IVB Stage End Conditions of Flight ......................
Trajectory Listing:
Trajectory Listing:
Trajectory Lis ting:
Trajectory Listing:
S-IB Stage Flight Data ...............
S-IVB Stage Flight Data ..............
Orbital Flight Data ..................
S-IB Stage Re-entry Data .............
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**_,_._,,_ _,_ *_._AL_'_v o_. _oraAna_es: Launch Phase ....
Tracking and Telemetry Sta. Coordinates: Orbital Phase ....
Trajectory Dispersion Envelope at S-IB/S-IVB
Separation ................................................ 48
Trajectory Di'spersion Envelope at J-2 Engine CutoffSignal .................................................... 51
Launch Vehicle Performance Characteristics ................ 5_
"Launch Vehicle Characteristics"
Vehicle Weight Breakdown .................................. 77
S-IB Stage MAss Characteristics ........................... aN)
S-IVB Stage Mass Characteristics .......................... 81
S-IB Stage Aerodynamic Characteristics .................... 82
S-IB Stage Propulsion Characteristics ..................... 83
S-IVB Stage Propulsion C_aracteristics .................... 8_
Orbital Vent Sequence and Impulse History ................. _5
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Table
Appendix B:
1B
2B
3B
Appendix C:
1C
2C
3C
_C
LIST OF TABLES ( Cont' d)
Description
Pa e
"Guidance Presettings"
S-IB Stage Steering Program ................ ............... 92
S-IB Pitch Attitude Command ............................... ?S
IGM Presettings ........................................... ?A
Orbital Attitude Maneuvers ................................ 97
r'Launch Vehicle Trajectory Listings, English Units"
S-IB Stage Flight Data ....................................
S-IVB Stage Flight Data ................. .................. 104
Orbital Flight Data ....................................... lO?
S-IB Stage Re-entry Data .................................. 12A
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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IA
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Flight Profile:
Flight Profile:
Flight Profile:
Flight Profile:
Des crlption
Altitude vs. Flight Time " 55ee@@eee@eeeeeeoe
Altitude vs Ground Range 56• oeee eee eeeoeeee
Velocity vs. Flight Time ................ 57
Space Fixed Path Angle vs.
Flight Time ..............................................
Flight Profile: Earth Fixed Path Angle vs.
Flight Time eeeoeeeeeeeeeoeeoeoeeeee_eee eeeeee_eeeeeeeoeoo
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Pitch Attitude Steering Command: S-IB StageFlight Data .............................................. 60
Vehicle Pitch Attitude Rate: S-IB Stage Flight Data ..... 61
Pitch Attitude ____ror: s-___ Stage _i_._ n._ L,_
Pitch Angle of Attack History: S-IB Stage
Flight Data .............................................. 63
Dynamic Pressure History: S-IB Stage Flight Data ........ 6_
Longitudinal Acceleration: S-IB Stage Flight Data ....... 65
Pitch Attitude Steering Command: S-IVB StageFlight Data .................................. _........... 66
Yaw Attitude Steering Command: S-IVB Stage
Flight Data .............................................. 67
Longitudinal Acceleration: S-IVB Stage Flight Data ...... 68
Vehicle Attitude Rate: S-IVB Stage Flight Data .......... 69
Attitude Error: S-IVB Stage Flight Data ................. 70
Pitch Angle of Attack: S-IVB Stage Flight Data .......... 71
Dynamic Pressure: S-IVB Stage Flight Data ............... 72
Altitude History: Orbital Flight ........................ 73
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS (Cont' d)
2O
21
22
23
Des cription
Space Fixed Velocity History: Orbital Flight ........... 74
Pitch Attitude History: Orbital Flight ................. 75
Tracking Summary: Launch Phase ......................... 76
Tracking and Telemetry Summary: Orbital Phase .......... 77
Appendix A:
IA
2A
3A
&A
5A
"Launch Vehicle Characteristics"
Vehicle Profile ......................................... 86
H-I Engine Thrust Decay ................................. 87
J-2 Engine Thrust Buildup ............................... 88
J-2 Engine Thrust Decay ................................. 89
Mean Headwind/Tailwind Profile .......................... 90
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DEFINITIONSANDSYMBOLS
Aerodynamic Heating Indicator
Aerodynamic Load Indicator
Altitude
Angle of Attac_ Pitch
Axial Force
Central Range Angle
Descending Node Argument
Drag
Dynamic Pressure
Earth Fixed Position
Earth Fixed Cross Range
qvr q_lati dt vr_t
=dynamic pressure
= relative velocity
= total angle of attack
Product of dynamic pressure and angle ofattack.
Vehicle altitude above the referenced ellip-
soid measured along the geocentric positionvector.
Angle between the pitch plane relative velocity
component and the longitudinal axis of the vehicle,measured positive nose up.
Component of the resultant aerodynamic force
along the vehicle longitudinal axis (X axis
of PASCS 8a), measured positive toward thetail of the vehicle.
Angle between_instantaneous space fixed
position vector and space fixed positionvector at Guidance Reference Release
Angle measured in the equatorial plane between
the orbit plane descending node and the space
fixed meridianplane defined at Guidance Ref-ference Release.
Component of the resultant aerodynamic force
along the earth fixed velocity vector, mea-
sured positive opposite to the velocity vector.
x (Density) x (Relative Velocity) 2
Position vector components in an earth-fixed
pad-centered plumbline coordinate system.The Xe axis is coincident with the reference
ellipsoid normal, positive_pward. The Ze
axis is parallel to the earth-fixed aiming
azimuth and is positive downrange. The Ye
axis completes a right handed system. (PASCS i0)
Ye component of PASCS i0 position vector.
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DEFINITIONB AND SYMBOLS (toni'd)
Earth Fixed .Flight Path
Angle
Earth Fixed Velocity
Earth Fixed Velocity
Magnitude
Flight Azimuth
Geocentric Declination
Geodetic Latitude
Ground P_nge
Inclination
Longitude
Longitudinal Acceleration
Mach Number
£ngle between the earth fixed velocity vectorand the earth ftxedgeocentric position vector(PASCS Ii), measured positive downrange fromthe position vector.
Velocity vector components in PASCS IO.
_/_e 2 + _e 2 • 2+ Ze
Angle defining orientation of the space
fixed coordinate system downrange axis, Zs,at Guidance Reference Release, measured
positive east of north in plane normal to
the space fixed Xs axis at Guidance Ref-erence Release.
Angle between the geocentric radius vector
and the true equatorial plane, measured
positive north of the equator.
Angle between the reference ellipsoidnormal through the point of interest and
the true equatorial plane, measured posi-tive north of the equator.
Surface range measured from launch site to
the sub vehicle point.
Angle between the instantaneous flight plane
and the equatorial plane.
Angle between the Greenwich meridian plane
and the projection of the geocentric posi-
tion vector in the equatorial plane, measuredpositive east cf Greenwich.
That part of the total measurable acceleration
directed along the longitudinal axis of thevehicle.
_¢lativ e Velocity) - (Local Speed of Sound) "
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DEFINITIONS Abq) SYMBOLS (Cont 'd)
X$
Launch Meridian
Zs
Xrn = (-_r)l (dPY)3(C_P)2Xs
X m -
X m X' r
X' Xs
Ym
" _/\,, z,Zm
Pitch Yaw Roll
X
DEFINITIONS AND SYMBOLS (Cont'd)
Mass
Non_ Force
Pitch, Yaw, Roll
Radius
Relative Velocity
Space Fixed Position
Space Fixed Cross Range
Space Fixed Flight Path Angle
Space Fixed Velocity
Space Fixed VelocityMagnitude
Time
Weight
Mass of the vehicle.t
Component of the resultant aerodynamic forcenormal to the vehicle X axis, and in the X-Zplane (PASC3 8a), measured positive towardPosition I.
Eulerian angle of vehicle attitude measured
with respect to the space fixed coordinate
system. Vehicle attitude is defined by the
ordered rotation of pitch, yaw, and roll,respectively. (See illustration)
_Xs 2 + ys2 + Zs _
Velocity relative to the atmosphere (includes
wind velocity).
Position vector components in a spaced fixed,
earth centered, plumbline coordinate system
Xs axis is parallel to the reference ellip-
soid normal which passes through the launch
site. The Zs axis is parallel to, and posi-tive in the same direction as the earth-
fixed firing azimuth. The Ys axis completes
the right handed system. This is ProjectApollo Standard Coordinate System 13. (PASCS 13. )
Ys component of PASCS 13 position vector.
Angle between the space-fixedvelocity vector
and the radius vector (PASCS 13), measured
positive downrange from radius vector.
Velocity vector components in PASCS 13.
2 ÷ 2 + 2
Instantaneous Flight time referenced to
first motion.
Weight of vehicle in pounds.
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S_ARY
This report documents the AS-204/LM-I Launch Vehicle Operational FlightTrajectory (Revision I). Trajectory data are tabulated for all phases of
flight for which the Saturn IB Launch Vehicle has a functional requirement.
A comprehensive summary of the launch vehicle characteristics is also
presented.
The predicted S-IB and S-IVB stage end conditions are summarized below:
Se__ration
Guidance
C_utoff Signal
Flight Time (sec) 143.523 598 •152i
Altitude (m) 63,579. 163,193.
Space Fixed Velocity (m/sec,) 2,369.58 7,821.&9
Space Fixed Path Angle (deg) 62.85A 9O. 004
Range (m) 62,766. 1,796,200.
The nominal weight in orbit capability is predicted to be 70,205 pounds.This is 3,386 pounds in excess of the nominal propellant depletion weightThe 3-sigma flight performance reserve given in Reference I, approximately
1,3OOpounds, is considered reasonable for the AS-20A/LM-I configuration.
Hence, from a performance standpoint, approximately 2,086 pounds of S-IVB
propellant is available to compensate for S-IB stage early engine shutdown
Sumsmries of the trajectory flight envelope at S-IB/S-IVB separation and
S-IVB cutoff are presented in Tables Ii and 12. These data were taken from
Reference I, with the exceptions noted, and are considered applicable to
this trajectory.
The supporting tracking and alternate mission trajectories are documented
in References 2 and 3, respectively. Summaries of the tracking coverage
are presented in Figures 22and 23.
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.SECTION1
INTRODUCTION
The AS-20&/LM-I LaunchVehicle Operational Flight Trajectory (Revision I)
is presented in this document. By definition, the Launch Vehicle Opera-
tional Trajectory includes all phases of flight for which the S-IB stage
and the S-IVB/IU stage have functional requirements.
In addition, comprehensive summaries of vehicle data, sub-systems char-
acteristics, and the guidance and control modes are presented herein.
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S.ECTION 2
MISSION DESCRIPTION
2.1 .MIBSI_ OBJECT_IVES: The basic purpose of the Apollo Saturn 20&/LN-I
Hissi_ is to launch and test an unmanned LM for verification of crew safety
items and to verify the launch vehicle's system performance in preparation
for subsequent operational manned space vehicle miseiorm. An S-IVB stage
propellant dump experiment is also planned after LM separation. The pri-
mary objective of the SA-20A Launch Vehicle is to insert the S-IVB/IU/Pay-
load configuration in a near earth 85/120 nautical mile elliptic orbit.
The payload consists of a Lunar Module (LM). Spacecraft LM Adapter (SIA),and a 25 ° Nose Cone. (See References h &5".)
In the event of an S-IB engine pr_ture shutdown, the desired orbit maybe attained by using the remaining seven S-IB engines, S-IVB burn, and,
if necessary, IM burn to orbit. The effects of S-IB engine prematureshutdown on mission capability are documented in Reference 3 . In the
event of S-IVB engine failure, the infllght alternate mission is LMburn to orbit.
2.2 _M!SSIC_ GROL_D PJJT_--ES_;D C_;STP_I_: The following mission criteria,vehicle constraints, and trajectory constraints have been imposed on this
traJectory:
i) Launch from AFETR Pad 37B.
2) Pad oriented launch azimuth of 90 degrees east-of-north.
3) Flight azimuth of 72 degrees east-of-north.
h) S-IB stage tilt program defined in Table IB.
5) S-IFB cutoff conditinns for 85/120 nautical mile elliptic
orbit insertion.
6) Cemanded pitch and yaw attitude rate liait of one degreeper second.
7) Average mean head/tailvind for September and October.
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SECTION 3
lAUNCH VEHICLE AND ENVIRONMENT DESCRIPTION
3.1 CCNFIGURATIGM: The SA-2OA/LM-I Saturn IB Launch Vehicle consists of a
S-IB first stage, a S-IVB second stage, an instrument unit, and a payload.The payload consists of a lunar Module (LM), 25° Nose Cone, and a Spacecraft
LM Adapter (SIA). An outboard profile of the c_lete configuration is shown
in Figure IA, Appendix A.
3.2 MASS CHARACTERISTICS: The SA-20_ vehicle mass characteristics are de-
fined in Reference 6. Table IA presents a vehicle weight breakdown of the
launch vehicle . These data are consistent with Reference 6 and the tra-
Jectory presented herein. Tables 2A and 3A present a time history of the
vehicle mass and the associated center of gravity and m_nent of inertia data
for the S-IB and S-IVB stages of flight, respectively.
3.3 AERODYNAMIC PROPERTIES: Aerodynamic data for the S-IB and S-IVB stages
of powered flight were obtained from References 7-9. Flight time histories ofthe S-IB stage of flight aerodynamic data are presented in Table _A. Orbitaldrag data was extracted from Reference iO.
3 .A PROPULSION SYSTEMS : The S-IB stage is powered by eight H-I engineswhich have a nominally rated sea level thrust of 200,000 pounds each. The
predicted nominal thrust magnitude history for each H-I engine, including
thrust decay and the associated turbine engine thrust, were obtained from
Reference ii The thrust magnitude time history for each H-I engine isdelineated in Table 5A. Figure 2A depicts the thrust decay histories.
The S-IVB stage is powered by a single J-2 engine which has a rated vacuum
thrust of 200,000 pounds at a nominal mixture ratio of 5:1. However, the pro-pellant utilization system produces a Programmed Mixture Ratio (PMR) shift which
provides a high mixture ratio level and a corresponding high thrust level forapproximately 325 seconds of flight. The predicted nominal J-2 engine thrust
history from the 90% thrust level time point to the time of the guidance cut-
off signal was obtained from Reference 12 The thrust buildup and thrust decay
histories were obtained from Reference i_ Table 6A presents a sumnary of theJ-2 engine thrust history. The J-2 thrust buildup and decay histories are de-
picted in Figures 3A and &A.
Four solid propellant retro-motors (TE-M-29) mounted on the S-IB/S-IVB inter-
stage provide thrust to decelerate the S-IB stage after separation. The retro-
motors are rated at a nominal thrust level of 36,7.20 pounds each (Reference 14).
Three solid propellant ullage motors mounted on the S-IVB stage aft skirt pro-
vide a positive acceleration for the S-IVB stage to settle propellants for J-2
engine start. The ullage motors are rated at 3,_60 pounds-thrust each (Ref-erence 15).
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The S-IVB Stage Auxiliary _opulsion System (APS) consists of two modules.
Each module contains three 150 pound thrust (vacuum) hypergolic rocket engines.
This system provides roll control during the J-2 burn phase and pitch, yaw androll control after J-2 cutoff.
3.5 _NVIRONM_ DESCRIPTION: The 1963 Patrick Reference Atmosphere model de-
fines the atmospheric properties incorporated in the trajectory simulation.
The earth model and potential f_nction are those of the Fischer Earth Model.
The wind profile is an average of the September and October mean headwind/
tailwind profiles defined in Reference 16. It is depicted in Figure 5A.
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SECTION A
GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
The Saturn IB inertial guidance system performs navigation evaluations, issues
discrete comuands, initiates guidance and control functions, and issues steeringcc_ands to guide the launch vehicle to the prespecified targeting conditions.
These functions are accomplished by the AS-2OA/LM-I Flight Program which is
stored in the launch Vehicle Digital Computer (LVDC). Inputs to the LVDC for
navigation and steering comuand evaluations are the predetermined constants
for the different guidance modes and the inertial velocity increments sensed bythe stabilized platform accelerometers.
A.l GUIDANCE: Guidance of the AS-2OA/LM-I Launch Vehicle into orbit and
throughout the orbital phases of active attitude control is divided into three
distinct phases: (i) Pre-IGM; (2) IGM; and (3) Orbital.
The Pre-IGM phase guidance provides pitch, yaw and roll vehicle attitude com-mands as a function of the time from llftoff to the time of IGM initiation.
The S-IB stage pitch program polynomials for this mission are delineated in
Appendix B, Table IB. Also included in Table IB is a time history of the yaw
and roll attitude co, ands. A history of the pitch attitude steering command
generated by the pol_ncmials is given in Table 2B.
In the Iterative Ouidance Mode (IGM) phase, a two-stage three-dimensional formulation
Of the IGM equations and logic provides active guidance of the S-IVB stage in
pitch and yaw from the time of IGM initiation, TB3 + 17.O seconds, to J-2 cut-
off. The commanded roll attitude is zero. The IGM equations and logic pro-
grammed for the LVDC Flight Program are defined in Reference 17. The IGM pre-settings for the mission are given in Appendix B, Table 3B.
The orbital guidance mode provides pitch, yaw and roll attitude co_uands for
the planned maneuvers during the orbital phase of the mission. The specific
guidance equations are defined in Reference 17. Table AB presents a summary of
the attitude maneuvers simulated during the orbital phase. (See Reference 18. )
A.2 COntROL SYSTE_: Pitch, yaw and roll attitude control are maintained by
the four swivelable H-I engines during the S-IB stage of powered flight. The
control law, gains, and network characteristics for the S-IB stage controlsystem are defined in Reference 19.
The J-2 engine provides pitch and yaw attitude control throughout the S-IVBstage of powered flight. Roll attitude control is maintained by the Auxiliary
Frop_Ision System. The control law, gains and network characteristics of theS-IVB stage control systems are defined in Reference 19.
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SECTION5
lAUNCH VEHICLE TRAJECTORY
The nc_al sequence of events for the AS-204/I_-1 Launch Vehicle OperationalFlight Trajectory (Revision !) is su_narize_ in Table i. These data are con-
sistent with Reference 20 and the Iss and propulsion data referenced herein.
Table 2 provides a s_ry of trajectory parameters at pertinent events from
llftoff to loss of attitude control. Convenient e,-maries of the end condi-
tions of flight for the S-IB and S-IVB stages of powered flight are presented
in Tables 3 and A , respectivelT. Tabulated listings of the trajectory are pre-
sented in Tables 5 - 8. Corresponding tabular listings, in English units, are
given in Appendix C. Graphical displays of the ascent trajectory profile are
sho_n in Figures 1 through 5.
The associated data tapes required for distribution by _FC, R-AERO-F, areidentified as follows :
Trajectory Listing (Printout Tape) :
CCSD/SIIdell Reel No. 5634,_FC Copy,s _elivered 7-6-67.
Data Tape (B-7 Tape):
CCSD/Slldell Reel No. 6A7_,
MSFC Copy was transmitted 7-10-67.
5.1 S-IB STAGE POWERED FI_GHT PHASE: Tabulated listings of trajectory para-
meters for this phase are presented in Table 5. The phase is initiated atOQidance Reference Release (GRR), which is assumed to be 5 seconds prior to
launch (first motion). The time of umbilical disconnect and the correspondingestabllshment of Time Base one (TBI) is assumed to be 0.2 seconds after first
metle_. The phase ends at S-IB/S-IVB p_ical separation_ which is assured to
be 1.377 seconds after Outboard Engine Cutoff signal (OECO).
A tim hlstery of the S-IB stage pitch attitude steering command is depicted in
Figure 6. Figures 7 and 8 present mumariem of the resulting vehicle pitch atti-tude rate and attitude error. A summary of the pitch plane angle of attack is
presented in Figure 9. Figure i0 presents a susmary of the dynamic pressureh_tery. The longitudinal aceeleration history is depicted in Figure ii.
In order to establish a mere realistic ncmlnal trajectory prediction, a con-
stant thrust bias equal to + O.7 per cent of the vehicle sea level longitudln_Llthrust has been included in the S-IB stage trajectory. This action is an attempt
to minimise the effects of an apparent systematic shift in the ground to flight
test performance level.
5.2 S-IVB STAGE POWERED FLIGHT PHASE: Tabulated listings of the trajectory f_
S-IB/S-IVB separation to the time of orbit insertion are presented in Table 6.
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Orbit insertion is defined to be at Guidance Cutoff Signal (GCS) plus I0
seconds. GCS occurs when the space fixed velocity magnitude equals a prespeci-
fled value of 7821.A9 m/sec. This phase of the trajectory includes the ullage
rocket burns, J-2 engine thrust buildup, mainstage burn with ullage case jetti-soning and _gine Mixture Ratio (EMR) shift, J-2 thrust decay and LOX venting.
The pitch and yaw attitude angle steering commands during the S-IVB powered
flight phase are depicted in Figures 12 and 13. The acceleration history is de-
picted in Figure I_. Trajectory parameters pertinent to an analysis of the tra-Jectory from S-IB/S-IVB separation to the time of active control are depicted in
Figures 15 - 18.
5.3 ORBITAL FLIGHT PHASE: Table 7 presents tabulated listings of trajectory
parameters for the orbital flight phase of the launch Vehicle trajectory fromorbit insertion to loss of S-IVB/IU stage attitude control. Histories of al-
titude, velocity and pitch attitude for this phase are displayed in Figures 19through 21.
5.A SPENT S-IB STAGE TRAJECTORYc The re-entry trajectory for the spent S-IB
stage is smmmarized in Table 8 . This phase of the S-IB stage trajectory is
initiated at S-IB/S-IVB separation and includes the retro-rocket burns.
5.5 TRACKING SUMMARY: Radar and telemetry coverage during ascent are pro-
vided by the stations listed in Tables 9 and i0. Summaries of the tracking
and telemetry coverage for each station are presented in Figures 22 and 23.
5.6 TRAJECTORY DISPERSION SUMMARY: The predicted nominal performance character-
istics of the launch vehicle and the predicted flight environment are subject to
deviations. Therefore, to coa_lement the nominal trajectory a flight envelope isrequired. Presented in Tables ii and 12 are trajectory flight envelope summaries
at S-IB/S-IVB separation and S-IVB cutoff, respectively. These data were taken
from Reference I , with exceptions noted, and are considered applicable to this
trajectory. Based on current dispersion philosophy, two envelope components re-
quired updating. These components are the l_J and S-IB thrust misalignment devi-
ations. Updating of the l_J error effects was necessitated by a revision of 3-sigma tolerances (Reference 21). An additional S-IB thrust misalignment ms in-
corporated to determine a realistic envelope for vehicle roll attitude at S-IB/S-IVB stage separation.
5.7 IAUNCH VEHICLE PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS: The predicted S-IB and S-IVBstage performance characteristics are presented in Table 13. These data are time
averages of the detailed vehicle performance data referenced herein.
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SECTION6
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13. "Thrust Increase Envelope, Test No. 3_-036, Engine S/N J-2025; "Saturn
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ration Studies", R-P&VE-PPE-66-M-82, 21 June 1966.
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21,
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TABLE 1
AS-2OA/IR-I EA_CH VE_ICLE OPERATIOWAL FLIGHT TRAJECTGRY (REVISICll I)
FLIGHT SEQUENCE OF EV_S
IICKINAL FLIGHT TIME PROGRAM
(_: m_: s_c) _ TI_ (sin)
- 0:0:05.0 - 5.00 ---
- 0:0:03.1 - 3.10 ---
0:0:00.0 0.00 ---
0:0:00.2 0.20 (0.0) 1
0:0:10.2 10.20 (10.0)1
o:o:Ao.2 Ao.20 (_,o.o)1.
0:i:1_.0 7h.O0 ---
0:i:_0.2 100.20 (300.0)1
0:2:00.2 120.20 (120.0) 1
0:2:12.5 132.50 (132.3) 1
0:2:13.2 133.20 (133.0) 1
0:2:16.0 _6.oA (o.o) 2
0:2:19.1 1.39.1k (3.1) 2
0:2:22.1 1A2..l_ (0.0) 3
o:2:_.k uJ._ ( 1.._)i'
0:2:_3.5 1&3.52 ---
(
Guidance Referemce Release (GRR).
Initiate S-IB Mainst_ge I_mttionSequence.
First Motio_.
Lift-off Si&nalj Initiate Time Base I.
Initiate Pitch and Ro].l Maneuvers.
Comtrol Gain Switch Point.
Dynamic Pressure.
Control Gain Switch Point.
Control Gain Switch Point.
Enable S-IB Propellant Level Sensors.
Tilt Arrest.
Level Sensor Activation;Initiate Time Base 2.
Inboard Engine Cut,eft (IECO).
Oatboard Engine Cutoff (OECO);Initiate Time Base 3.
Separation SilpuLl.
S-IB/S-IVB Pkvsic=l Separatim;
Control Gain Switch Point.
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TABLE 1 (Cont'd)AS-20&/LM-I LAUNCH VEHICLE OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (RE_ISIQN I)
FLIGHT SEQUenCE OF E_ENTS
NQN]]qAL FLIGHT TIME PROGRAM
o:2:._.8 z_..8_ (2.?) 3
O:2:27.2 147.19 _-
O:2:28.1 I_8.1A ---
0:2:30.8 150.8_. (8.7) 3
o:2:35 .& 155 ._ (13.3)3
0:2:39.1 159.1_ (17.O)3
O :_:45.8 285 .SA (143.7) 3
0:7:55.8 _.75.75 -----
O:9:58.2 598.15 -----
o:9:58._ 59s.35 (0.0) 4
0:i0:08.2 608.15 ----
0:i0:43.& 6&3.35 (45.0)A
O:19: 58.k 1198.35 (600.0) 4
O:53:55.0 3235.00 --
A:30:O0.O 16200.00 ----
EViCt
J-2 Engine Start Co.and.
Ullage Burn Out.
90% J-2 Thrust Level.
Camand PU Systen Activation.
Jettison Ullage Rocket Motors.
Cce_and Active Guidance Initiation.
Control Gain Switch Point.
E_R Shift Sensed by IGM.
Guidance Cutoff Signal (GCS).
Initiate Time Base 4. (Reflects an
approximate 0.2 second systems delay)
Orbital Insertion.
Nose Cone Jettison.
SIA Panel Deployment.
Separation.
Loss of S-IV_IU Attitude Control.
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TABLE 3
AS-20&/,LM-I IAUNCH VEHICLE OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (REVISION I)S-IB STAGE _ND COMDITIC_S OF FLIGHT
_light Time (t): 0ECO + 1.379 secondsRadius (R):
Altitude:
Space Fixed Velocity (V):
Space Fixed Path Angle ( @ ):
Space Fixed Flight Azimmth (AZI):
Earth Fixed Flight Azimuth (AZE):Geocentric Declination (6):
Geodetic Latitude (_ ):
Longitude ( A ) : (Pos. East )
:J.k3.5_ (sec)6_36SJ,.3. (m)
63579. (m)2369.58 (m/s)
62.85_. (deg)'75.6_A (deg)72.221 (deg)28.5_.6 (deg)28.706 (deg)
- '79.955 (deg)
_PACE FIXED POSITION AND VELOCITY CC_POM_TS
X, = 6A35696: (m)Ys = 35&77. (m_
z8 = n_z?A. (a)
is = zo_2.3A (a/s)
_8 = _.8.2s (a/s)
Zs = _.72 (m/s)p
VEHICLE ATTITUDE AND ATTITUDE RATE
Pitch Attitude Angle (_p) :
Yaw Attitude Angle (q_y):
Roll Attitude A_.e (_R):Pitch Rate _(_p )._Zaw_te (_y):
- 59.&60-0.0_
-0.00_-0.002
0.000
-O.003
(deg)
(deg!(deg;(dens)
deas _deE/s )
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TABLE &
AS-2_/LM-I LAUNCH VEHICLE OPERATICRAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (REVISION |)S-IVB STAGE _D CCRDITI_ OF FLIGHT
Altitude:
Space Fixed Velocity (V):
Space Fixed Flight Path AnKle ( 8 ):Space Fixed Flight Aziuuth (AZI):Earth Fixed Flight Azim_h (AZE):Geocentric Declination (6):
Geodetic Latitude ($):
Lm_itude ( A ): (Poe. East)Inclination (i) :
Descending Node Ar_ent ( 8 ):
598.152 (see)65355A9. _-.)163l_• (a)
78_.A9 (_s)90.00_ (de s )85.707 (deg)85•A72 (des)31.351 (des)31.518 (deg)
-62.2A0 (dog)31.61A (deg)119 •055 (deE)
SPACE FIXED P_ITION AND VELOCITY CCMPON_rI_
Xs = 6_06692s (I=)
Is = n.2o15• (=)Zs = 2o_uo. (=)e
= -_5o•1o (m/s)
Y. = _i.o_ (m/s)
z= = 7A_ .A6 (a/s)
T_ICLE ATTITUm_ A_GLE_
Pitch Attitude Angle ( _p ) =Yaw Attitude Angle ( _y ) =Roll Attitude Angle ( _. ) =
-98.9013.3%
-O._l&
(dss)
(des)(deg)
C6CULATING CONIC PARANETER_
*Perigee Altitude = 157.38 '(kin)
*Aposee Altitude = 197.38 (kin)Eccentricity = O.OO31Semi_Jor Axis = 6555 .SA (]ca)
"Period = 88.0A
* Referenced to Equatorial Radius (6378.16 kin)
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TABLE & (Cont 'd)
AS-20_/LM-I lAUNCH VEHICLE OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (REVISION I)
S-IVB STAGE END CONDITIONS OF FLIGHT
Flight Time (t): Orbit InsertionRadlus (R):Altitude:
Space Fixed Velocity (V):
Space Fixed Flight Path Angle ( 8
Space Fixed Flight Azimuth (AZI):
Earth Fixed Flight Azimuth (AZE):
Geocentric Declination ( _ ):
Geodetic Latitude ( $ ):
I_gitude (A.): (Pos. East)
Inclination (i):
Descending Node Argument ( @ ):
):
608.152 (sec)
653_557. 6")
163_8. (m)7e_.6o (m/s)89.992 (deg)
86.125 (deg)85.913 (deg)
3l._oo (des)31.567 (,leg)
•..61. _'0 (deg)31.61A (deg)
ll9.05A (deg)
SPACE FIXED POSITION AND VELOCITY CONPONENT$
Xs -_ 618173 9: "(m)_s = .1_6:L_. (,.)Zs = 2116190. (m)
Xs = -2539.69 (m/s)
Ys = A09./,9 (m/s)e
zs = 7393.86 (m/s)
VEHICLE ATTITUDE ANGLES
Pitch Attitude Angle ( ee )
Yaw Attitude Angle ( e¥ )
Roll Attitude Angle ( eR )
= -98.903= 3.38O
= -O.AIA
OSCULATING CONIC PARAMETERS
* Perigee Altitude = 157.38
* Apogee Altitude = 221.&2
Eccentricity = O.OOA9
Semi-Major Axis = 6567.57
True Anomaly = 1.60Period = 88.28
(_)(kin)
(_)(deg)(_)
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(deg)(deg)
(deg)
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AS-2OA/IM-I LAUNCH VEHICLE OPerATIONAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (REVISION i)TRACKING AND T_ETRY STATION COORDINATES: LAUNCH PHASE
STATION
GEODEIIIC IATITUDE(1)
(DEGREES NORTH)
LONGITUDE(1 )
(OF R SresT2ALTITUDE ABOVE
PSOID (Mm'ma)
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Bermuda
28.4-13386 -80.592263 10.95
26.61A552 -78.323580 16.15
34.881507 -76.353AO& 2.92
21.A33765 -71.145032 21.OO
32.254488 -64.838675 87.09
Telemetry
Cape Tel A 28.&63713 -80.653029 O.OO(&)_LA-CIF 28.5&2366 -80.643533 O.OO(A)
Veto Beach(2) 27.666667 -80.350000 O.OO(&)
New SmyrnaBeach(2) 29.066667 -80.916667 O.OO(A)
Powered Flight Ship 31.0OOOOO -63.000000 0.00(4)Grand Bahama 26.62851A -78.299AAA O.OO(A)
Grand Turk 21.446016 -71.IA7500 O.OO(A)
Bermuda 32.3&8102 -6A.6538OO 18.OO
C-Band Radar
MILA 28.A2A862 -80.664404 12.O2
Patrick A.F. Base 28.226553 -80.599293 15.51
Grand Bahama 26.615778 -78.3A7833 13.98
Grand Turk 21.A62890 -71.132114 28.00
Bermuda 32.3A8103 -6A.653801 24.31
Powered Flight Ship 31.0OOO00 -63.000000 0.OO(4)
ODOP
Transmitter (3) 28.444373 -80.579973 5.1&
(1.3.1.7)
Notes:I. All coordinates are referenced to Fischer Ellipsoid of 1960.
2. New Smyrna and Vero Beach receive signal strength only.3. ODOP tracks the S-IB stage during powered flight and after separation from the
S-IVB until loss of track at an elevation of zero degrees.
_. An altitude of zero meters is assumed whenever a value for the actual stationaltitude is not available.
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STATION
GEODE£I C LATII_DE(1)
(DmR NORTH)LONQI mE(1) ALTITUDEABOVE(l)
Telemetry
Cape Tel & 28. &63713 - 80.653029MILA-CIF 28.5_2366 - 80.6&3533
Grand Bahama 26.62851& - 78.299&A4
Grand Turk 21.&46016 - 71.1475OO
Bermuda 32.3&8102 - 6&. 653800
Antigua 17.137333 - 61.77&955
Apollo Ship (3) 28.OOOOOO - Al. 000OOO
Canary Island 27.7&2797 - 15.598103Ascension - 7.97&314 - i&.39222.1
Tananarive -19 •018056 A7 •30_A
Ship I -27.0OOO00 96.0OOOOOCarnarvon -2A. 897356 113.716067
Hawaii 22.125267 -159.667691
Guaymas 27.958&O6 -110.720792
Corpus Christi 27.655&O0 - 97.380256
0.00 (2)0.00 (2)0.00 (2)0.00 (2)
18.00/_.20oo.oo (2)35.oo29.98
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MILA 28.&2AS62 - 80.66&AOA
Grand Bahama 26.615778 - 78.3_7833Grand Turk ll.&62890 - 71.13211&
Bermuda 32.3_8103 - 6&. 653801
Antigua 17.1&&032 - 61.792859
Apollo Ship (3) 28.OOO000 - Kl. OOOOO0
Canary Island 27.7&4861 - 15 •602000Ascension - 7.95151& - l&.&12606
Pretoria -25.9&3731 + 28.358&90Tananarlve -19.018056 A7 •3OAA&A
Carnarvon -24.897&03 113.716078Woomera -30.8197 28 -136.8369 89
Hawaii 22.122092 -i 59.6653 83
Point Arguello 3&. 582903 -120.561150White Sands 32.358222 -iO6.36956&
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3. The Apollo ship will track only on the first r_volution _ately afterins ertion.
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LA_CH VEHICLE PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS
S-IB STAGE
Average Longitudinal Sea Level Thrust (ibs)
_-I Engine _rurbine
Engine #i 203877. 591. 204468.
Engine #2 202227. 655. 202882.
Engine #3 2026_. 630. 203251.
Engine #A 199535. 620. 200155.
Engine #5 202343. 590. 202933.Engine #6 205170. 647. 205817.
Engine #7 202972. 607. 203579.
_gine #8 204036. 597. 204633.
Total Average Sea Level Thrust (F): 1,627,718.
Flight Time Interval: O.O - 139.1_ seconds (IECO)
= [wt (t=o)-wt (t=139.144)-*Wa.x ] / _9.144
= 6266.82 (ib/sec) _aux: Frost ii00 ibs
Seal Purge 6 ibsIsp = F_ Fuel Additive 27 ibs
Total 1133 ibs= 259.7_ (sec)
S-IVB STAGE
High Thrust Level Flight Time Interval:
Low Thrust Level Flight Time Interval:150_S4 _ 475'.75 seconds475.75 - 598.15 seconds
AV_GE VALUES
High Thrust Low ThrustLevel Level
Vacuum Thrust (lbs)Flowrate (ib/sec)
Specific _ulse (see)
223,397- 186,979-52_._ 435.62425.3A A29.23
NOTE: The 0.7% S-IB stage bias, previously mentioned, is notincluded in these data.
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Propellant D__erlment
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Figure 1A
AS-2OA/LM-1 IAUNCH VEHICLE OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORYVEHICLE PROFILE
21 .778" SPHERICAL RADIUS
(REVISION
tNOSE CONE
STA
2170.570
TELEMETRY
SLA
8 ° 58'
RANGE
ANTENNA
HORIZON SEN'.
HELIUM
TUNNEL
ULLAGE ROCKETS
RETRO ROCKETS
COMMANDAN
STA
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HINGE COVER SPACECRAFT
STA
1781.30
ANTENNA
STA 1698.859
INSTRUMENTATION UNiTJ
TUNNEL
STA
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[LIARY PROPULSION
UNITS
GIMBAL
STA
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TELEMETRY ANTENNA
S-IVB STAGE
ONE (I)200K THRUST
J-2 ENGINE
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AS-2OA/LM-I LAUNCH VEHICLE OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (REVISION I)
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TAELE 1_
AS-20_/IR-I _UNCH VEHICLE OPERATIONAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (REVISION I)
S-IB STAGE ST_RING PROGRAM
Fo£ the ti:_ segment t- T1 _<I0:
Xy = 0.
Xz = 0.
Xx = -0.3141_-9 tad. (-18. degrees)
For the time segment 10<t- T1 <-47,:
Xy = A0 + AlxT + A2xT 2 + A3x_S
A0 = -.655727 x I_-z radians
A1 = .225645 x IC-a radians/second
A2 = -.17_025 x 10-3 radians/second2
A3 = .472717 x 10 -6 radians/second 3Xx = Xz = C.
Fcr t"
×y
Xx
[me segment &7<t - T1 _96:
= B0 + £IxT + B2xT a + B3xT s
B0 .... .774282_ x 10-* radians
BI = -.945599 x 10 -3 radians/second
B2 = -.161445 x 10 -3 radians/seconds a
B3 = .858421 x 10-6 radians/secondS= Xz = C.
For the time segment 96<t - T1 $133:
Xy = C0 + CIxT + C2xT 2 + C3xT 3
CO = .489574 x 104' radians
CI = -.142762 x I0%O radians/second
C2 = .123205 x I0 -z radians/second r
C3 = -.371469 x I0 -s radians/second sXx = Xz = 0.
For the time segment t - T1 >133:
Xy = -1.037239 radians
Xx = Xz = C.
NC TE :
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T
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Pitch attitude ancle measured negative downrangefrom inertial v .... =al
t- TI ÷ NGZDT
time frcm GH_
time of liftoff (Time Base I), approximately 0.2seconds after -irst motion
:;GZD_: Bias to account for system delays
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TABLE 213
AS_20_/LM- 1 IA(_iCH VEHICLE (PERATIabIAL FLIGHT T_aECTORY (_ISION I)
S-IB STAGE PITCH ATTITUDE C(_AND
,FLIGHT_I_ (S_)
01012
161820222&262830323_3638&OA2
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PITCH ATTITUDE
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TABI _:_ 3B
AS-20&/IM-1 _UNCHVEHICLEOP_ATI(RAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (REVISION I)IG_ PRESE_qING5
IV_C INITIAL
SYY. FOL VALUE UN_TS_.
Tli
T3i
73
17. sec
316.8 sec
111.7 sec
271.0 sec
Vex I 4 151.00 m/see
Vex3 4221.00 m/sec
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guidance
Tine tc ge fcr first iGZ stage
Ti._;e tc gcfcr aeccnd IGZ stage
Average value of m/_1 at initiation of
second IGM stage
Average exhaust velocity (go x Isp) for
Ist IGM stage phase of flight
Average exhaust velocity (go x Is_) fcr
2nd IGM stage phase of flight
Guidance cutcff signal (GCS) criteria.
Terminal velocity for IGM equatiens
Desired terminal position vector
co_cnents in IGM coordinate syste_
Desired cutcff velccity comFonents in
IGZ coordinate system
Terminal gravitation vector components
in IGM coordinate syste_
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TABLE 3B (Cont'd)
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SYMBOL VALUE UNITS
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Tr I I. 8 N/D
Tr2 O. N/D
_r3 O. N/D
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T2 O. sec
A_NCM R-ASTR sec
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A_9
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DESCRI PTI C_,_
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Value of _3i to freeze IGE (6')
guidance
Mission dependent constant multiplier
for terminal range angle equation
Mission dependent constants for N3
and N4 equations
Time to initiate thrust misalignmentcorrection
Terminal steering time argument
Nominal com_utation cycle length
IGM staging flag (Eurn switch)
Transformation
coordinate system to
coordinate system
AZ = 72.
_L = 28.531856
@N = 119.0548
i = 31.6143
matrix from navigation
the (X4, Y4, Z4)
_fime from time base 3 to sample F/_
for IGM staging (Approximately 7C sec.
prior to noEinal IGM staging)
Number cf F/M decreases required for
IGM staging criteria
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AS-2OA/IR-1 IAt_CHVEHICLE.OPERATIGKAL FLIGHT TRAJECTC_Y
IG_, _SETTINGS
(REVISION I)
LVDC
SY_ECL
_CC
71C
INITIAL
VALUE
0.01
UNITS
z/secZ
316.8 sec
AC 495.8 sec
A1 - 1.22 N/D
PCO 60. sec
mlC 555.888 ec
CC 35. sec
_02 1309_].96 kg
,,I 242.264 kg/sec
_3 199.427 kg/sec
DESC31PTICN
F/E c_:z_ariscn tolerance for IGM
staging
Constants for updating seccnd stage
time-tc-gc for perturbed E2R shift
Backup
Itime for IGM staging
'Constants for artificial T3 mode
time
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TAN_ hB
AS-20&/LM-I LAUNCH VEHICLE OPERATICHAL FLIGHT TRAJECTORY (REVISION I)ORBITAL ATTITUDE MANEUVERS
IeI/GRT TIME
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O0:i?:58 1198
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02:36:38 9398
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DESCRIPTION
Maintain cutoff inertial attitude for 90
seconds after initiation of time base four
Jettison nose cap.
Initiate pitch maneuver to align S-1VB/(LM)with local horizontal and maintain [(LM) for'_rd_pobition I do_ ] with respect to local reference.
Deploy SEA panels.
Initiate maneuver to attain separation inertial
attitude. Inertial attitude specified by pitch
+_.i °, yaw -0.9 °, roll 0 ° with respect to GRRinertial reference.
Nmminal (LM) separation.
Initiate maneuver to align S-IVB with local
horizontal and maintain (SLA forward/position
I down) with respect to local reference.
Initiate inertial attitude hold using gimbalangles at specified initiate time. Maintaininertial attitude.
Initiate pitch maneuver to place S-IVB in retr_
attitude with roll axis aligned along localhori=c_tal. Maintain with respect to localreference.
initiate maneuver to pitch to 2"/0 ° and maintainwith local horizontal.
Initiate maneuver to pitch to local hori-z_tal (retro-attitude position I up) andmaintain throughout rllainder of flight.
S-IVB loss of attitude control capability.
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