NASA NTRS ยท 19980041378
Operationally efficient propulsion system study (OEPSS) data book: Preliminary Development Plan for an Integrated Booster Propulsion Module (BPM) - Volume 9
Abstract
A preliminary development plan for an integrated propulsion module (IPM) is described. The IPM, similar to the Space Transportation Main engine (STME) engine, is applicable to the Advanced Launch System (ALS) baseline vehicle. The same STME development program ground rules and time schedule were assumed for the IPM. However, the unique advantages of testing an integrated engine element, in terms of reduced number of hardware and number of system and reliability tests, compared to single standalone engine and MPTA, are highlighted. The potential ability of the IPM to meet the ALS program goals for robustness, operability and reliability is emphasized.
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DiBlasi, Angelo G.. 1992-10-30. Operationally efficient propulsion system study (OEPSS) data book: Preliminary Development Plan for an Integrated Booster Propulsion Module (BPM) - Volume 9. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19980041378
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