10N Biprop Thruster S10-26

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Overview

The 10N bipropellant thruster is a small rocket engine that uses the storable propellants monomethyl hydrazine MMH as fuel and pure di-nitrogen-tetroxide N2O4, or mixed oxides of nitrogen (MON-1, MON-3) as oxidizer. It is designed for both, long term steady state and pulse mode operation. It operates in a wide pressure range at regulated pressure as well as in system blow down mode with flight heritage down to 6 bar inlet condition. Combustion chamber and nozzle are made of platinum alloy that does not need any surface coating. It allows operational temperatures up to 1.500°C (2700°F) and thus maximum thruster performance.


The uncoated surface is absolutely resistant against oxidization and thus is invulnerable to mishandling, micrometeoroid impact as well as to application of test sensors and to millions of pulse cycles. Trimming orifices between valve and injector provide for individual adjustment of the propellant flow according to the designed system pressure. Two types of propellant flow control valves may be applied: single seat or dual seat equipped with torque or linear motors.

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Overview

Name
10N Biprop Thruster S10-26
Form Factor
SmallSat
Heritage
Yes

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ArianeGroup
Founded
2015

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Specifications

Form Factor
SmallSat
Dry Mass
0.65 kg
Average Power
N/A
Heritage
Yes
Status
In Production
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