Regeneratively-Cooled, Turbopump-Fed, LOX/Methane Lunar Ascent Engines, Phase I
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| metadata_created | 2025-12-02T10:27:30.019379 |
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| notes | To-date, the realization of small-scale, high-performance liquid bipropellant rocket engines for lunar and other planetary ascent vehicles has largely been limited by the inability to operate at high chamber pressures in a regeneratively-cooled environment using on-board pumps for pressurization of the propellants. Ventions seeks to fulfill this critical need by using a novel fabrication scheme to realize small-scale thrusters and turbopumps, and proposes to extend its previously-demonstrated technologies (under DARPA and NASA sponsored efforts) to develop a micro-scale turbopump for cryogenic propellants in a lunar ascent vehicle. |
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| title | Regeneratively-Cooled, Turbopump-Fed, LOX/Methane Lunar Ascent Engines, Phase I |