BE-3 engine

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The BE-3 engine is a liquid hydrogen–liquid oxygen rocket engine developed by Blue Origin, best known for powering the company’s New Shepard suborbital launch vehicle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf liquid hydrogen–liquid oxygen rocket engine
liquid-fueled rocket engine
rocket engine
application crewed suborbital spaceflight
suborbital research missions
company Blue Origin NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
cycle combustion tap-off cycle
designer Blue Origin propulsion team NERFINISHED
developer Blue Origin NERFINISHED
firstFlightProgram Blue Origin New Shepard program NERFINISHED
firstFlightVehicle New Shepard NERFINISHED
fuel liquid hydrogen
manufacturer Blue Origin NERFINISHED
notableFeature designed for vertical takeoff and vertical landing operations
notableFor first large hydrogen-fueled rocket engine developed by a private company in the United States
oxidizer LOX
liquid oxygen
primaryUse suborbital launch vehicle propulsion
propellant liquid hydrogen
propellantFeed pump-fed
propellantType cryogenic
restartCapability restartable in flight
status operational
throttleability deeply throttleable
throttleRange approximately 20% to 100%
thrustSeaLevel about 440 kN
thrustVacuum about 490 kN
usedFor ascent propulsion of New Shepard booster
powered descent and landing of New Shepard booster
usedOn New Shepard NERFINISHED

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Blue Origin develops BE-3 engine
flew on Blue Origin New Shepard suborbital flight on 2021-07-20 propulsion BE-3 engine
subject surface form: Flew on Blue Origin New Shepard suborbital flight on 2021-07-20
New Glenn secondStageEngine BE-3 engine
this entity surface form: BE-3U