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NASA's RS-25 Engines
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I am developing a FSX-based space flight simulator FSX SpacePort. I've been trying to get the detailed specs on NASA's RS-25 engine, namely, what were the ramp-up times for this engine? As in, how long did it take from ignition to full thrust?
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I am developing a FSX-based space flight simulator FSX SpacePort. I've been trying to get the detailed specs on NASA's RS-25 engine, namely, what were the ramp-up times for this engine? As in, how long did it take from ignition to full thrust?
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I am developing a FSX-based space flight simulator FSX SpacePort. I've been trying to get the detailed specs on NASA's RS-25 engine, namely, what were the ramp-up times for this engine? As in, how long did it take from ignition to full thrust?
Thanks!
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A good assumption is that the startup sequence is very similar to the SSME. Here is some SSME startup data showing the time you asked about from the Rocketdyne Pocket Data Book. Eventually the SLS will be using RS-25Es which are somewhat different from the SSME, but my guess is that the start sequence won't change much if at all.
The hashed field is test experience, the solid lines are the ICD requirements.
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Awesome! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
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Got it, thanks!!
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So - since it takes ~4 seconds to get them to 100% thrust, do they then ignite them at T -4:00 seconds, and they count T -0:00 the time all of them are roughly at 100%, the SRBs get lit, and it's a "mission start"?
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I only know about shuttle, but there the start command was send at ~T-5 seconds, which gave time for the SSMEs to light, the "twang" to settle, and then the SRBs lit at, yes, T-0. SLS won't have the "twang" to deal with because its engines are axially mounted.
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A good assumption is that the startup sequence is very similar to the SSME. Here is some SSME startup data showing the time you asked about from the Rocketdyne Pocket Data Book. Eventually the SLS will be using RS-25Es which are somewhat different from the SSME, but my guess is that the start sequence won't change much if at all.
The hashed field is test experience, the solid lines are the ICD requirements.
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Awesome! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
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Got it, thanks!!
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So - since it takes ~4 seconds to get them to 100% thrust, do they then ignite them at T -4:00 seconds, and they count T -0:00 the time all of them are roughly at 100%, the SRBs get lit, and it's a "mission start"?
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I only know about shuttle, but there the start command was send at ~T-5 seconds, which gave time for the SSMEs to light, the "twang" to settle, and then the SRBs lit at, yes, T-0. SLS won't have the "twang" to deal with because its engines are axially mounted.
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A good assumption is that the startup sequence is very similar to the SSME. Here is some SSME startup data showing the time you asked about from the Rocketdyne Pocket Data Book. Eventually the SLS will be using RS-25Es which are somewhat different from the SSME, but my guess is that the start sequence won't change much if at all.
The hashed field is test experience, the solid lines are the ICD requirements.
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Got it, thanks!!
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So - since it takes ~4 seconds to get them to 100% thrust, do they then ignite them at T -4:00 seconds, and they count T -0:00 the time all of them are roughly at 100%, the SRBs get lit, and it's a "mission start"?
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I only know about shuttle, but there the start command was send at ~T-5 seconds, which gave time for the SSMEs to light, the "twang" to settle, and then the SRBs lit at, yes, T-0. SLS won't have the "twang" to deal with because its engines are axially mounted.
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A good assumption is that the startup sequence is very similar to the SSME. Here is some SSME startup data showing the time you asked about from the Rocketdyne Pocket Data Book. Eventually the SLS will be using RS-25Es which are somewhat different from the SSME, but my guess is that the start sequence won't change much if at all.
The hashed field is test experience, the solid lines are the ICD requirements.
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A good assumption is that the startup sequence is very similar to the SSME. Here is some SSME startup data showing the time you asked about from the Rocketdyne Pocket Data Book. Eventually the SLS will be using RS-25Es which are somewhat different from the SSME, but my guess is that the start sequence won't change much if at all.
The hashed field is test experience, the solid lines are the ICD requirements.
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So - since it takes ~4 seconds to get them to 100% thrust, do they then ignite them at T -4:00 seconds, and they count T -0:00 the time all of them are roughly at 100%, the SRBs get lit, and it's a "mission start"?
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– Mitch99
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I only know about shuttle, but there the start command was send at ~T-5 seconds, which gave time for the SSMEs to light, the "twang" to settle, and then the SRBs lit at, yes, T-0. SLS won't have the "twang" to deal with because its engines are axially mounted.
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So - since it takes ~4 seconds to get them to 100% thrust, do they then ignite them at T -4:00 seconds, and they count T -0:00 the time all of them are roughly at 100%, the SRBs get lit, and it's a "mission start"?
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– Mitch99
17 mins ago
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I only know about shuttle, but there the start command was send at ~T-5 seconds, which gave time for the SSMEs to light, the "twang" to settle, and then the SRBs lit at, yes, T-0. SLS won't have the "twang" to deal with because its engines are axially mounted.
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Awesome! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
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Awesome! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
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Got it, thanks!!
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Got it, thanks!!
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So - since it takes ~4 seconds to get them to 100% thrust, do they then ignite them at T -4:00 seconds, and they count T -0:00 the time all of them are roughly at 100%, the SRBs get lit, and it's a "mission start"?
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– Mitch99
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So - since it takes ~4 seconds to get them to 100% thrust, do they then ignite them at T -4:00 seconds, and they count T -0:00 the time all of them are roughly at 100%, the SRBs get lit, and it's a "mission start"?
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– Mitch99
17 mins ago
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I only know about shuttle, but there the start command was send at ~T-5 seconds, which gave time for the SSMEs to light, the "twang" to settle, and then the SRBs lit at, yes, T-0. SLS won't have the "twang" to deal with because its engines are axially mounted.
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– Organic Marble
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I only know about shuttle, but there the start command was send at ~T-5 seconds, which gave time for the SSMEs to light, the "twang" to settle, and then the SRBs lit at, yes, T-0. SLS won't have the "twang" to deal with because its engines are axially mounted.
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