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ACTIVITY OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION ON SPACE DEBRIS PROBLEM 48-th session of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee of the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS) 7-18 February 2011 1

Federal Space Agency of Russia continues consecutive activity in the field of space debris problems. This work concerns the safety of spacecraft and the International Space Station, the latest one in a especial meaning. The activity on debris mitigation is being carried out within the framework of Russian National Legislation, taking into account the dynamics of similar measures and practices of other space-faring nations and also the international initiatives on space debris mitigation, especially the UN Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines (Ref. Doc. is A/RES/62/217 issued 10 January, 2008). Russian designers and operators of spacecraft and orbital stages are in charge to follow the requirements of National Standard of the Russian Federation "Space Technology Items. General Requirements on Space Systems for the Mitigation of Human-Produced near-earth Space Population" in all projects of space vehicles being again developed. 2

DYNAMICS OF LAUNCHES IN RUSSIA AND IN OTHER STATES AND ORGANIZATIONS 18 17 3

RUSSIAN LAUNCHES IN 2010 Type Accelerating Number of Type of Orbit / of Launcher Engine Launches 1 Proton-M Briz-M 9 Geostationary 2 Rokot Briz-KM 1 Circular 3 Proton-M DM-2 2 Circular 4 Proton-M DM-3 1 Failure Launch 5 Soyuz-FG - 4 Circular 6 Soyuz-U - 6 Circular 7 Soyuz-2.1 Fregat 2 Circular 8 Kosmos-3M - 1 Circular 9 Dnepr - 3 Circular 10 Rokot - 1 Circular 11 Molnya-M - 1 Circular Total: 31 4

LV «Kosmos» LV «Rokot» LV «Soyuz» LV «Proton» 5

SC «Raduga-1» SC «Soyuz TMA» SC «Progress» 6

COMPLIANCE OF ROSCOSMOS ACTIVITY IN SPACE DEBRIS MITIGATION WITH THE UN SPACE DEBRIS MITIGATION GUIDELINES / The UN Principle of Space Debris Mitigation 1 Limit debris released during normal operations 2 Minimize during operational phases The measures undertaken in the space vehicles design and operation Fregat, Briz-M, DM-3 orbital stages, 3-rd stage (block I ) of Soyuz-2 Launcher don t release space debris during normal operations In designs of developed Spacecrafts don t release space debris during normal operations Strengthening of constructive materials of space vehicles and using of shields around fuel tanks, high pressure vessels not to admit accidental break-ups and to protect against impact of meteors and space debris fragments ( Monitor-E, Electro-L, Meteor-M, orbital stages Briz-M, Fregat ) At spacecraft of Gonets type to prevent explosions of the detonating gas that is being produced by the silver-cadmium batteries, the said batteries were changed to the nickel-hydrogen ones In case of orbital stages of DM type the minimizing of the potential for break-ups is provided due to presence of relief dampers on fuel tanks and gas cylinders 7

/ The UN Principle of Space Debris Mitigation 3 Limit the probability of accidental collision in orbit 4 Avoid intentional destruction and other harmful activities 5 Minimize potential for post-mission break-ups resulting from stored energy FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY OF RUSSIAN FEDERATION COMPLIANCE OF ROSCOSMOS ACTIVITY IN SPACE DEBRIS MITIGATION WITH THE UN SPACE DEBRIS MITIGATION GUIDELINES The measures undertaken in the space vehicles design and operation Guaranteed withdrawal of orbital stages from the launched spacecraft is being undertaken thus decreasing the probability of dangerous collisions In case of the ISS the estimation of probability of collisions with large debris fragments is being carried out on a regular basis. Maneuvers of the ISS for leaving from dangerous fragments are envisioned thus decreasing the probability of collisions Since June, 2007 the coordinated exchange in orbital data Mission Control Centers, which operate deduction in an orbital position 140 E two geostationary SC Russian «Express-АМ АМ3» and Japanese MTSAT Intentional destructions are not applied at all launchers, apogee motors and spacecraft developed by Roscosmos The pressure release from fuel tanks is made in case of orbital stages after their withdrawal from the launched spacecraft In case of orbital stages of DM, Fregat and Briz type the following procedures are implemented: the removal of the remainders of fuel of the sustainer, a burning out of the remainders of fuel from SOZ engine after separation of spacecraft, a discharge of onboard storage batteries In case of spacecraft of Express and Gonets types the following procedures are implemented: termination of rotation of handwheels, gyros and other mechanical devices, removal of the remainders of fuel under large pressure, a discharge of chemical sources of a current 8

COMPLIANCE OF ROSCOSMOS ACTIVITY IN SPACE DEBRIS MITIGATION WITH THE UN SPACE DEBRIS MITIGATION GUIDELINES / The UN Principle of Space Debris Mitigation The measures undertaken in the space vehicles design and operation 6 Limit the long-term presence of spacecraft and launch vehicle orbital stages in the low Earth orbit (LEO) region after the end of their mission At the end of mission at presence of a fuel reserve the orbital stage "Fregat" is disposed with the subsequent splashing down In case of orbital stages of DM type after separation of spacecraft it is flooded by the last momentum pulse of the sustainer. In case of spacecraft "Monitor" type its disposal is envisioned from to lower orbit, providing braking of space vehicle and combustion in an atmosphere. SC "Resurs DK1" should be submerge in non-navigable area of the Ocean 7 Limit the long-term interference of spacecraft and launch vehicle orbital stages with the The newly designed geostationary spacecraft disposal to a burial zone (the IADC formula and eccentricity less than 0.003) is envisioned after the end of their mission 9

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC OPTICAL NETWORK 10

A shield section on a conic part of Russian ISS segment "Zaria" 11

THE IADC RE-ENTRY ENTRY CAMPAIGN 2010-1 (LV Vostok-2m orbital stage) Participant 1 England / BNSC (Herridge) 2 Germany / DLR (Wiedemann) Quantity of measurements Quantity of reentry time predictions Error of the definitive prediction all in last day t=t official -t prediction - 11 4 +44 min - 7 4 +11 min 3 ESA (Klinkrad) 4 11 4 +9 min 4 India / ISRO (Ganeshan) - 17 6 +6 min 5 Italy / ASI (Pardini) - 22 7 +5 min 6 China / CNSA (Xiong) - 25 4-54 min 7 Russia / Roscosmos (Иванов) 8 USA / NASA (Johnson) 9 France / CNES (Laporte) 93 22 9 +2 min 117 7 4 +10 min 1 7 3-24 min 10 Japan / JAXA (Hirose) 4 7 1 +37 min 12

ISS safety control Year Dangerous approaches quantity Notice quantity Abnormality of Red Level Р с <10-4 Escape maneuver quantity International Space Station 2009 58 233 7 2 2010 42 191 2 1 Cargo SC Progress 2009 3 7 - - 2010 6 15 - - 13

СХЕМА ФУНКЦИОНИРОВАНИЯ АСПОС ОКП 1. Анализ состояния ОКП, планирование и координация работ сегментов 2. Проведение и обработка измерений 3. Выявление, анализипрогнозирование возможных опасных ситуаций 4. Выдача предупреждений и рекомендаций по парированию опасных ситуаций Средства СККП Средства РАН Сектора управления КА Средства НКУ Сегменты АСПОС ОКП Центральное ядро АСПОС ОКП Роскосмос 14

SUMMARY The Russian Federation is devoted to the international efforts on space debris problem resolution and is already implementing practical steps on space debris mitigation on a voluntary basis within its own national mechanisms taking into account the UN Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines. The Russian NATIONAL STANDARD General Requirements on Space Systems for the Mitigation of Human-Produced near-earth Space Pollution came into force in 2009. The Russian Federation believes that the UN Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines would increase mutual understanding on acceptable activities in space and thus enhance stability in space-related matters and decrease the likelihood of friction and conflict. 15

FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY OF RUSSIA Thanks for your attention! 16