Common Booster Core

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The Common Booster Core is the liquid-fueled first-stage rocket module that serves as the primary propulsion element of the Delta IV launch vehicle family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf first stage
liquid-fueled rocket module
rocket stage
configurationInDeltaIVHeavy three CBCs strapped together
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Boeing NERFINISHED
diameter 5.1 m
engine RS-68 NERFINISHED
engineVariant RS-68A NERFINISHED
firstFlightVehicle Delta IV inaugural launch
fuelType cryogenic
guidance inertial guidance system
launchSiteUsage Cape Canaveral Space Force Station NERFINISHED
Vandenberg Space Force Base NERFINISHED
launchVehicleFamily Delta IV NERFINISHED
length approximately 40.8 m
manufacturer United Launch Alliance NERFINISHED
oxidizer liquid oxygen
partOf Delta IV launch vehicle NERFINISHED
propellantType liquid hydrogen
propulsionCycle gas-generator cycle
role primary propulsion element of Delta IV
separationEvent separates before second stage ignition
stageNumber first stage
stages single stage module
status operational
structureMaterial aluminum-lithium alloy
thrustAtLiftoff about 2.9 MN for RS-68
about 3.1 MN for RS-68A
usedOn Delta IV Heavy NERFINISHED
Delta IV Medium NERFINISHED
Delta IV Medium+ (4,2) NERFINISHED
Delta IV Medium+ (5,2) NERFINISHED
Delta IV Medium+ (5,4) NERFINISHED

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Delta IV designFeature Common Booster Core