In orbit space transportation and recovery system - Система Орбітального

Транспортування та Відновлення (IOSTAR.TM.)

Анотація
До обраної Системи Орбітального Транспортування та Відновлення
(IOSTAR.TM.) (10) входить розгінний блок, що працює від ядерного
реактора (19). Також до комплектації IOSTAR.TM. входить а розбірна
стріла (11), яка приєднується одним кінцем до паливного баку (13), в
якому зберігається паливо для електричної силової установки (12). Цей
кінець стріли (11) оснащений стикувальним обладнанням (14), яке має
властивість захоплювати та утримувати супутник (15) і виконує функції
наповнення баку (13). Радіаторні панелі (16), встановлені на штанзі (11),
відводять тепло з реактора (19). Радіаційний щит (20) розташований поруч
з реактором (19) для того, щоб захищати супутникове навантаження (15)
на дальньому кінці стріли (11). IOSTAR.TM. (10) буде мати здатність
здійснювати маневри стикування, які дозволять йому переміщати
космічний корабель між низькою орбітою Землі і на позиціях на вищих
орбітах або в інших місця Сонячної системи.

Лінгвістичний аналіз анотації :

Лексичний аналіз: кількість загальнотехнічних термінів та ТС що
позначають
• Предмет винаходу: Системи Орбітального Транспортування та
Відновлення.
• Складові частини: розгінний блок; розбірна стріла; ядерний реактор;
паливний бак; силова установка; радіаторні панелі; стикувальне
обладнання; радіаційний шит.
• Призначення: здійснювати маневри для успішного стикування
• Рисунки та кріплення
• Абстрактна лексика

Граматичні особливості:
• Вживання дієслів присудків у Present Simple - ознака об'єктивності
подачі інформації,
• Passive Voice versus Active Voice,
• Infinitive Construction for purpose,
• громіздкі інфінітивні конструкції
• participle 2 як означення
• Синтаксис: структура речень та вживання однорідних речень, засоби
когезії – звязуючих частин тексту.
Claims
The claimed invention is a:
1. The method, which includes the following steps: a) control in orbit of the air-
craft with nuclear engine; b) processing of electricity on board the above a vehi-
cle with a nuclear engine using a nuclear reactor with a gas cooling, where a nu-
clear reactor and a nuclear energy converter consisting of turbine and compres-
sor, and connected to the nuclear reactor, produces at least 250 kW of constant
electricity; and (c) then the above-mentioned nuclear transport vessel the engine
transmits this electricity to the satellite.
2. The method described in claim 1, which states that electricity is transmitted
to the above satellite via a wired channel that is connected to another satellite.
3. The method described in claim 1, which states that electricity is transmitted
to the above satellite by a beam of energy that radiates.
4. The method described in claim 1, which states that electricity transmitted to
the above-mentioned satellite, first accumulates energy in the device for energy
storage on board the specified means, which operates on a nuclear engine and
then transmits this battery to the satellite.
5. The method described in claim 4 defines the battery as mentioned above as
an energy storage device.
6. The method described in claim 4, which determines that the specified device
for energy storage is a fuel generator.
7. The method described in claim 1, which states that electricity is supplied to
many recipients.
8. The method described in claim 7 determines that a large number of recipients
utilizes the specified electricity on the basis of the distributor.
9. The method described in claim 1, according to which the transport vessel
with nuclear engine includes: a) manipulator (boot boom); b) the specified nu-
clear a reactor connected to said manipulator; c) a radiation shield connected to
the specified nuclear reactor; e) electric self-propelled device for transportation,
which is connected to a nuclear reactor; f) a rocket fuel tank for the specified an
electric self-propelled device connected to a nuclear reactor; and g) reusable
capture device that allows the satellite to work on the ground; present the device
is connected to the specified manipulator, usually on one side of the manipula-
tor.
10. The method described in claim 1, according to which the energy converter,
which is connected to a nuclear reactor, additionally includes a radiator and a
generator.
11. The method described in claim 10, wherein the transport vessel on nuclear
fuel is additionally equipped with a manipulator and a nuclear reactor, which
connected to the specified manipulator directly at the other end of the specified
manipulator, which is opposite the first side of the manipulator, as well as the
present the transport vessel is additionally equipped with docking equipment,
which is located closer to the front end of the specified manipulator, also
equipped with a screen for protection against radioactive radiation, which is
connected to a nuclear reactor, ionic power system connected to the specified
manipulator, and a tank for conservation of nuclear fuel, which is required for
the ionic power system.
12. The principle of operation of a vehicle on nuclear fuel, which is on orbit,
consists of the following steps: a) equipping the vehicle with a nuclear fuel,
which is in orbit, a screen to protect against radioactive radiation to protect the
collapsible on-board equipment; b) provide nuclear fuel transport capture,
means to provide settings for multi-purpose use to interact with many different
subjects; the specified capture consists of a number of segments; c) setting the
specified range segments to one of the partially covered segment of the speci-
fied number of different segments objects with the attraction and capture of the
object without using any for docking preconfigured interfaces of the specified
object; d) electricity generation from a nuclear reactor on the specified board of
a vehicle with a nuclear engine; and also e) the use of the specified received
electricity in order to interact with at least one celestial body and satellite.
13. The method described in claim 12 determines that electricity is used to
move the satellite.
14. The method described in claim 12 determines that electricity is used for
emergency rescue operations of the satellite.
15. The method described in claim 12, which specified electricity is used to re-
store the satellite.
16. The method described in claim 12, which is specified electricity, is used to
transport missile cargo / equipment to satellites.
17. The method described in claim 12, which is specified electricity, is used to
transport missile cargo / equipment from satellites.
18. The method described in claim 12, which is specified electricity, is used to
transport missile cargo / equipment to the cosmic body.
19. The method described in claim 12, which is specified electricity, is used to
transport missile cargo / equipment from space bodies.
20. The method described in claim 12, which specified electricity is sold.
21. The method described in claim 12 determines that electricity is converted.
22. The method described in claim 12, reports that the ship is nuclear fuel and is
leased to perform a specific task.
23. The method described in claim 12, reports that the ship is nuclear fuel and is
leased for a specific period.
24. The method described in claim 12, which determines that the object that
uses the specified vessel on nuclear fuel, is charged according to nominal costs.
25. The method described in claim 12, wherein said nominal costs are deter-
mined by the amount of mass in the orbit that moves with the specified electric-
ity.
26. The method described in claim 25, which is defined as the nominal value, is
determined by the distance over which the specified mass moves by using elec-
tricity.
27. The method described in claim 25, which is defined as the nominal value, is
determined by changes in orbital parameters that change by the account of the
specified electricity.
28. The method described in claim 27, determines the height as specified orbital
parameter.
29. The method described in claim 27 defines the highest point as the specified
orbital parameter.
30. The method described in claim 27 defines perigee as a specified orbital pa-
rameter.
31. The method described in claim 27 determines the slope as specified orbital
parameter.