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NASA, Aerojet Rocketdyne plan busy RS-25 test schedule for 2021 – NASASpaceflight.com
Hot-fire tests of new RS-25 engine components will resume in 2021 to certify a new…
Hot-fire tests of new RS-25 engine components will resume in 2021 to certify a new manufacturing process during production. Over one hour of engine run-time is planned for the Retrofit 2 series to test an expanded set of new engine parts that serve to achieve a primary objective of the production restart program: improving affordability by applying modern manufacturing technologies like additive manufacturing, also called “3-D printing,” to building new engines.
Aerojet Rocketdyne plans to complete…
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