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  1. Aug 8, 2024 · A comprehensive review of existing debris removal methods can be found in several sources (Mark and Kamath, 2019, Hakima and Emami, 2018, Bonnal et al., 2013, Shan et al., 2016). Additionally, policy design issues arise, as a debris removal system may impact other space systems where operators or owners may not consent to its movement.

  2. 4 days ago · Removal, reduction and disposal of debris from coastal waters where the debris impedes navigation or produces a hazard. Contaminated Debris Management (CDM) The Contaminated Debris Management (CDM) Mission results from a detonation that creates general construction debris, and the like, that is contaminated with a hazardous material or a chemical, biological, radioactive or nuclear agent.

  3. 3 major mechanisms for returning the LEO population of intact objects to a sustainable level below the 2500 threshold of stability: (1) lifetime limitation; (2) launch rate reduction; and, (3) active debris removal. Lifetime limitation involves limiting the lifetime of objects launched into LEO.

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  4. Feb 1, 2019 · Abstract. This article gives an overview of the active space debris removal methods that are currently in development. Orbital debris removal has become a very critical part of the commercial and scientific space management. It is an aggregating risk which needs to be immediately addressed to prevent loss of spacecraft to debris collision.

    • C. Priyant Mark, Surekha Kamath
    • 2019
  5. The continued advancement of active debris removal (ADR) systems may alter how the space industry assesses and accepts levels of risk inherent to system development and operations. Currently, the industry focus relies on debris mitigation techniques and procedures. However, in recent history, an increase in space actors, government and ...

  6. The prevailing linear approach to debris removal in many countries is typified by ad-hoc and unplanned dumping, especially in the early phases of the event. This rushed response simply transfers the debris problem from one place to another incurring significant costs and often placing debris in unsuitable and environmentally sensitive locations.

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  8. Jul 1, 2020 · The majority of research carried out on multiple debris removal missions has assumed mission scenarios in the first category [5, 10]; however, this approach is not well suited for capture methods resulting in a tethered connection between the chaser and the debris, such as the tethered-net capture methods [11] or harpoon capture [12]. In these scenarios, stabilizing the debris and attaching a ...

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