HM7B

E290056

The HM7B is a European cryogenic rocket engine that powers the upper stages of Ariane launch vehicles, providing precise orbital insertion using liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen propellants.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cryogenic rocket engine
liquid-fuel rocket engine
agencyUser European Space Agency
application commercial satellite launches
scientific missions
belongsToFamily HM7 engine
surface form: HM7 engine family
burnTime up to 945 s
chamberPressure 3.5 MPa
countryOfOrigin Europe
cycle gas-generator cycle
designFeature extendable nozzle skirt
hydrogen-cooled nozzle
turbopump-fed system
developedForProgram Ariane launch vehicle programme
surface form: Ariane programme
developmentStart 1970s
enteredService 1980s
heritageFrom HM7 engine
improvementOver HM7 engine
manufacturer ArianeGroup
Aérospatiale
Snecma
mixtureRatio 5.0
nozzleExpansionRatio 83
operatingEnvironment vacuum
oxidizer liquid oxygen
primaryRole geostationary transfer orbit insertion
precise orbital injection
propellant liquid hydrogen
liquid oxygen
propellantFeedSystem turbopump-fed
restartCapability non-restartable
reusability expendable
specificImpulseVacuum 444 s
status operational
successor Vinci engine
thrustVacuum 62 kN
thrustVectorControl gimballed nozzle
use orbital insertion
upper stage propulsion
usedOnStage Ariane upper stage
usedOnVehicle Ariane 1
Ariane 2
Ariane 3
Ariane 4
Ariane 5 ECA
usedWithPropellantCombination LOX/LH2

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