NASA NTRS ยท 19800019927
Orbit transfer vehicle engine study, phase A extension. Volume 2A: Study results
Abstract
Engine trade studies and systems analyses leading to a baseline engine selection for advanced expander cycle engine are discussed with emphasis on: (1) performance optimization of advanced expander cycle engines in the 10 to 20K pound thrust range; (2) selection of a recommended advanced expander engine configuration based on maximized performance and minimized mission risk, and definition of the components for this configuration; (3) characterization of the low thrust adaptation requirements and performance for the staged combustion engine; (4) generation of a suggested safety and reliability approach for OTV engines independent of engine cycle; (5) definition of program risk relationships between expander and staged combustion cycle engines; and (6) development of schedules and costs for the DDT&E, production, and operation phases of the 10K pound thrust expander engine program.
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1980-06-30. Orbit transfer vehicle engine study, phase A extension. Volume 2A: Study results. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800019927
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