ASLV

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ASLV (Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle) was an early Indian small-lift launch vehicle developed by ISRO as a technological stepping stone toward more advanced rockets like the PSLV.

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instanceOf expendable launch system
launch vehicle
small-lift launch vehicle
abbreviationOf Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle NERFINISHED
agencyProgram Indian space program NERFINISHED
configuration solid-propellant launch vehicle
countryOfOrigin India
developer Indian Space Research Organisation NERFINISHED
diameter 1.0 m
fairingType payload shroud for small satellites
firstFlightDate 1987-03-24
firstLaunchOutcome failure
firstStageType SLV-3 first stage with strap-on boosters
fourthLaunchOutcome success
guidanceSystem inertial guidance
height 23 m
lastFlightDate 1994-05-04
launchAzimuth eastward from Sriharikota
launchPad SLP
launchSite Satish Dhawan Space Centre NERFINISHED
launchVehicleFamily SLV family
liftOffMass about 41 t
manufacturer Indian Space Research Organisation NERFINISHED
notableMission ASLV-D4 / SROSS-C2 NERFINISHED
numberOfFailures 2
numberOfLaunches 4
numberOfPartialFailures 1 GENERATED
numberOfSuccessfulLaunches 1
operatedBy Indian Space Research Organisation NERFINISHED
operatorAgency Department of Space, Government of India NERFINISHED
orbitType low Earth orbit
payloadToLEO about 150 kg
propulsionType solid fuel
purpose stepping stone to PSLV
technology demonstrator
retirementReason replaced by more capable PSLV
secondLaunchOutcome failure
stages 4
status retired
strapOnBoosters 2
successor PSLV NERFINISHED
testbedFor staging techniques
vehicle dynamics and control for larger launchers
thirdLaunchOutcome partial failure
usedFor development of multi-stage guidance and control
qualification of solid rocket motor technologies

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