A typical geosynchronous spacecraft requires 15 m/s/yr for orbital stationkeeping and momentum dumping. The satellite must last 10 years, and has a dry mass of 4000 kg. What is the fuel budget for monopropellant hydrazine with Isp = 220 s?

A typical geosynchronous spacecraft requires 15 m/s/yr for orbital stationkeeping and momentum dumping. The satellite must last 10 years, and has a dry mass of 4000 kg. What is the fuel budget for monopropellant hydrazine with Isp = 220 s?

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A typical geosynchronous spacecraft requires 15 m/s/yr for orbital
stationkeeping and momentum dumping. The satellite must last 10 years,
and has a dry mass of 4000 kg. What is the fuel budget for monopropellant
hydrazine with Isp = 220 s?
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