BE-7 engine

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The BE-7 engine is Blue Origin’s high-performance liquid hydrogen–liquid oxygen rocket engine designed primarily to power lunar landers such as the company’s Blue Moon vehicle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf liquid rocket engine
rocket engine
application lunar descent stage
lunar landing missions
associatedCompany Blue Origin NERFINISHED
associatedProgram Blue Moon NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
customer NASA (for Human Landing System via Blue Origin team) NERFINISHED
cycleType expander cycle
designedForBody Moon NERFINISHED
designedForEnvironment vacuum
designedForLanding soft landing on the Moon
designedForPrecision precision lunar landing
designGoal high efficiency in vacuum
high performance
developer Blue Origin NERFINISHED
engineFamily BE-series engines
environment space
firstTestFireDate 2019
fuel liquid hydrogen
intendedUse lunar lander propulsion
intendedVehicle Blue Moon lunar lander NERFINISHED
isPartOf Blue Moon lander propulsion system
manufacturer Blue Origin NERFINISHED
missionPhase powered descent
terminal landing phase
oxidizer liquid oxygen
oxidizerType liquid oxygen
primaryRole descent propulsion
propellant liquid hydrogen
liquid oxygen
propellantCombination LOX/LH2
propellantFeedSystem turbopump-fed
propellantState cryogenic
propellantType liquid hydrogen
reusability designed for multiple restarts
status under development
supports Blue Origin National Team Human Landing System concept NERFINISHED
targetMarket lunar missions
throttleCapability deep throttling
thrustVacuum approximately 10 kN
approximately 2,300 lbf
thrustVectorControl gimbaled nozzle
uses hydrogen expander cycle technology
usesGimbaling yes

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Blue Origin develops BE-7 engine