liquid-fueled rocket engine

A liquid-fueled rocket engine is a propulsion system that burns liquid propellants—typically a fuel and an oxidizer—pumped into a combustion chamber to produce high-velocity exhaust for thrust.

Aliases (8)

• rocket engine family ×3
• cryogenic rocket engine ×2
• hypergolic thruster ×1
• liquid-fuel rocket engine ×1
• liquid-propellant rocket engine ×1
• methane-fueled rocket engine ×1
• reusable rocket engine ×1
• rocket propulsion system ×1

Instances (18)

• Merlin 1A
• Merlin 1C
• Kestrel
• Space Shuttle Main Engines via concept surface "liquid-fuel rocket engine"
• Merlin 1D
• RL10 via concept surface "rocket engine family"
• Draco thrusters via concept surface "rocket engine family"
• Raptor via concept surface "liquid-propellant rocket engine"
• Walter HWK 109-509
• Reaction Motors XLR11
• Curtiss-Wright XLR25 rocket engine
  surface form: "Curtiss-Wright XLR25"