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Meaning of Cryogenics
In physics, cryogenics is the study of the production of
Cryogenic technology
rocket engines.
with RL-10 engines, registered its first successful flight in 1963
and is still used on
Then The Japanese LE-5 engine flew in 1977 ,French HM-7 in 1979
, Chinese YF-73
in 1984 .
(Russian) - N 1
(AMERICAN) - ATLAS V
Cont.
To India the U.S., Japan and France would either not provide the technology or
of the mammoth N1 rocket, the Soviet equivalent of Saturn V. But after four
successive launch failures, the N1 project was scrapped and its engines were
mothballed.
The deal violated the Missile Technology Control Regime, which was intended
to prevent the spread of missile-related technology, and fell foul of the U.S.
laws meant to enforce its provisions. Despite warnings from within the
organization, ISRO opted to go ahead with the import. In May 1992, the U.S.
imposed sanctions on ISRO and Glavkosmos. A year later, Russia, which
received the contract after the break-up of the Soviet Union, backed
out of the deal.
Cont.
ISRO then had no option but to develop the technology on
its own.
At the time, ISRO gave the impression that much of the
Working
It involves a complicated staged combustion cycle' to increase
Production &
Manufacturing
April 15, 2010 later plunged into the sea as the indigenous
cryogenic engine failed to ignite.
the cryogenic engine did not ignite when you look at the curve
[of the vehicle's trajectory]
stage should have ignited 304 seconds after the lift-off, and it
fell into the sea
Advantages
High Energy per unit mass:
Drawbacks:
Boil off Rate
Highly reactive gases
Leakage
Hydrogen Embrittlement
Zero Gravity conditions
There are a lot of plans for new engines that the NASA