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by sanjeevji
26 Apr 2011 08:05
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program Discussion
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Re: Indian Space Program Discussion

ISRO 25 April: RESOURCESAT-2, YOUTHSAT and X-SAT Satellites Functioning Satisfactorily In its 17th consecutive successful flight, Indias Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C16) injected three Satellites viz. RESOURCESAT-2, YOUTHSAT and X-SAT (of Nanyang Technical University, Singapore) into their ...
by sanjeevji
22 Apr 2011 14:46
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program Discussion
Replies: 3966
Views: 1095148

Re: Indian Space Program Discussion

Weak Russian component downed Indian rocket: Ex-ISRO chief Chennai, April 22 (IANS) The destruction of India's Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) in mid air in 2010 was due to an inherent weakness in a component in the Russian supplied cryogenic engine. "We did several simulation te...
by sanjeevji
02 Jan 2011 10:19
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program Discussion
Replies: 3966
Views: 1095148

Re: Indian Space Program Discussion

Was there only ONE set of connectors going to first stage? No redundency built into the system, No duplicate control paths?
by sanjeevji
29 Dec 2010 14:42
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: Indian Space Program Discussion
Replies: 3966
Views: 1095148

Re: Indian Space Program Discussion

AFAIK, every aircraft/rocket systems have multiple level of redundency. I think, GSLV must have been designed with multiple fault tolerent systems. Also the cables are redundent and their paths are laid from different location. So even if one path fails, other is active. If they havent done that the...
by sanjeevji
17 Apr 2010 18:08
Forum: Trash Can Archive
Topic: GSLV D3 Launch Failure
Replies: 372
Views: 96950

Re: GSLV D3 Launch Failure

I was wondering why ISRO went with an actual satellite instead of dummy satellite/payload for this launch? Desi cryo engine was untested and there was not need to pair it will an actual satellite to double the failure cost. They could have tested the flight parameters equally well with a dummy paylo...