SRM-2

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SRM-2 is a solid-fuel rocket motor used as the second stage of the Inertial Upper Stage to propel payloads from low Earth orbit to higher or geosynchronous orbits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rocket stage
solid-fuel rocket motor
associatedWith geosynchronous orbit
low Earth orbit
controlMethod thrust vector control (TVC) on upper stage
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedFor high-energy orbital transfers
ignitionSequence ignited after completion of first stage burn
launchContext used after delivery of IUS and payload to low Earth orbit by a launch vehicle
missionProfile upper-stage transfer from parking orbit
operationalEnvironment space
operator United States space missions NERFINISHED
partOf two-stage Inertial Upper Stage system
primaryFunction to propel payloads from low Earth orbit to geosynchronous orbit
to propel payloads from low Earth orbit to higher orbits
propellantType solid propellant
propulsionType solid rocket motor
roleInMission provides final velocity increment for payload deployment
stageNumber second stage
thrustGenerationMethod combustion of solid propellant grain
usedFor orbit raising
transfer to geosynchronous orbit
usedIn Inertial Upper Stage NERFINISHED
satellite deployment missions to geosynchronous orbit
usedWith SRM-1 NERFINISHED

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