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Combustion tap-off cycle

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engine using a tap-off cycle. According to Blue Origin, the cycle is particularly suited to human spaceflight due to its simplicity, with only one combustion chamber and a less stressful engine shutdown process. However, engine startup is more complicated, and due to the hot gas fed from the main
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combustion chamber into the turbopumps, the turbine must be built to withstand higher-than-normal temperatures. In contrast, the upper-stage variant of the BE-3, the
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Diagram of the open-cycle combustion tap-off rocket cycle. A small portion of exhaust from the combustion chamber is tapped off to power the turbine(s).
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rocket engine, a cancelled engine developed by NASA, used the combustion tap-off cycle and was first successfully tested in 1969.
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uses a tap-off cycle. It first flew in September 2021 then made it to orbit on its second attempt in October 2022.
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to power the turbopump, and will be used on the upper stage of the
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turbines to pump fuel before being exhausted (similar to the
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Index


bipropellant rocket
engine
combustion chamber
turbopump
gas-generator cycle
J-2S
Blue Origin
New Shepard
flight-tested
BE-3
BE-3U
expander cycle
New Glenn
Reaver 1
Firefly Alpha
Expander cycle
Pressure-fed engine
Rocket engine
Staged combustion cycle
Gas-generator cycle
ISBN
978-1563476495
"Altitude Developmental Testing of the J-2S Rocket Engine"
the original
"Blue Origin Tests New Engine"
BE-3 test update
"Tour Firefly Aerospace's Factory and Test Site With Their CEO, Tom Markusic"
"Firefly Aerospace's maiden flight of Alpha launch vehicle ends in failure"
NASASpaceFlight

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