CE-20

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CE-20 is a cryogenic rocket engine developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to power the upper stage of its heavy-lift launch vehicles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cryogenic rocket engine
application deep space mission injection
satellite launch
associatedAgency Department of Space (India) NERFINISHED
belongsToProgram Indian cryogenic engine program NERFINISHED
burnTime long-duration upper-stage burn
category rocket engine
chamberPressure approximately 60 bar
countryOfOrigin India
designedFor GSLV Mk III NERFINISHED
LVM3 NERFINISHED
designGoal enable higher payload capacity to GTO
provide indigenous cryogenic upper-stage capability
developer Indian Space Research Organisation NERFINISHED
developmentAgency Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre NERFINISHED
engineCycle gas-generator cycle
firstFlightVehicle LVM3-D3 NERFINISHED
firstOperationalUse GSLV Mk III / LVM3 missions NERFINISHED
fuel liquid hydrogen
gimbalCapability yes
ignitionSystem pyrotechnic igniter
intendedStage upper stage
manufacturer Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre NERFINISHED
missionProfile injection into GTO and higher orbits
operatingEnvironment vacuum
organization ISRO NERFINISHED
oxidizer liquid oxygen
propellantCombination LOX-LH2
propellantFeedSystem turbopump-fed
propellantType cryogenic
propulsionType chemical rocket
relatedEngine CE-7.5
restartCapability single-start
role upper-stage propulsion for heavy-lift rockets
specificImpulseVacuum approximately 442 s
status operational
technologyOrigin indigenously developed in India
testFacility ISRO Propulsion Complex, Mahendragiri NERFINISHED
thrustVacuum approximately 200 kN
thrustVectorControl gimballed engine mount
usedBy ISRO launch vehicles NERFINISHED
usedFor communication satellite launches
geosynchronous transfer orbit missions
heavy-lift launch vehicles
usedIn C25 stage
LVM3 upper stage NERFINISHED

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