Angara - Le nouveau lanceur russe

patchfree a écrit:Le lancement réussi de la KSLV-1 est d ebonne augure pour l'Angara...

patchfree a écrit:Le lancement réussi de la KSLV-1 est d ebonne augure pour l'Angara...

Successful launch rocket KSLV-I
01/30/2013
On January 30, 11 hours 00 minutes with MSK Space Center "Naro" (South Korea) successfully launched Launch Vehicle (ILV) KSLV - I with the
spacecraft (SC) STSAT-2C. At 11 hours 09 minutes MSK STSAT-2C satellite launched into the target elliptical orbit.
Developer of the first stage rocket KSLV - I is Khrunichev im.M.V.Hrunicheva. The developer of the second stage - the Korean Aerospace Research Institute (KARI).
Spacecraft STSAT-2C developed the Korea Institute of Science and Technology / Research Center for Satellite Technology (KAIST / SaTReC).

In the framework of a bilateral intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the exploration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes, Russia and South Korea have agreed to jointly develop and establish a South Korean Space Launch Complex (CRC) with the carrier rocket of light class KSLV-I. The contract on the establishment of CRC KSLV-I was signed in October 2004.
On the south side project customer Korean Aerospace Research Institute (KARI).
On the Russian side in the project participated Khrunichev Khrunichev responsible for developing the system as a whole, NGO "Energomash" - a
developer and manufacturer of the first stage engine and FSUE TsENKI, who was responsible for drafting the ground complex.

Mustard a écrit:

patchfree a écrit:Le lancement réussi de la KSLV-1 est d ebonne augure pour l'Angara...

Merci de penser aux non anglophone et faire un bref résumé du texte en anglais. [désolé j'étais au boulot...]
Cela dit, si le 3eme vol est un succès, il ne faut pas oublier que le second lancement a été un échec et que la cause reste toujours indéterminée ... et donc inquiétante.

However following the cancellation of the Rus-M project in 2011, Roskosmos apparently considered bringing Angara with similar payload capabilities to what became Vostochny as a replacement. In turn the deploying Angara in Vostochny would make the Baiterek pad in Baikonur unnecessary. At the time, the construction of the Angara pad in Vostochny was considered as the second phase of development of the new launch center to be completed around 2018. However in January 2013, the Russian Vice-Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said that the light version of Angara would fly from Vostochny by 2015.

Mustard a écrit:

patchfree a écrit:Le lancement réussi de la KSLV-1 est de bonne augure pour l' Angara...

Merci de penser aux non anglophone et faire un bref résumé du texte en français.
Cela dit, si le 3eme vol est un succès, il ne faut pas oublier que le second lancement a été un échec et que la cause reste toujours indéterminée ... et donc inquiétante.

Spoiler:

Giwa a écrit:A propos d’Angara de RIA Novosti : http://fr.ria.ru/science/20130131/197392296.html

MOSCOU, 31 janvier - RIA Novosti
Le premier tir du lanceur léger Angara sera effectué en 2013. Selon le Centre de production et de recherche spatiale russe Khrounitchev, le premier tir du lanceur lourd Angara est aussi programmé cette année.

Astro-notes a écrit:Près de vingt ans pour voir aboutir une modeste nouvelle fusée civile ;

http://www.khrunichev.ru/main.php?id=1&nid=2742

At the Space Center. MV Khrunichev was "fitting" fairing of the launch vehicle "Angara 1.2PP"
03/01/2013
In Khrunichev. Khrunichev ongoing work to create launcher "Angara-1.2PP." This week on the rocket and space plant specialists conducted a cycle of operations for "fitting" fairing "Angara 1.2PP" and work as a part of the ascent.
Also completed assembly and testing of autonomous systems pneumatichydraulic second stage of the launch vehicle.
Final steps of the technological process of creating the first and second stages of the rocket "Angara 1.2.PP" will check for electrical control and test station (CMS).
The first stage of the launcher "Angara 1.2.PP" ready for testing on muslin and is in storage.
After completion of the test booster "Angara-1.2PP" will be sent to the Plesetsk.
Simultaneously on the rocket and space plant Khrunichev Khrunichev continue work on creating a heavy launcher "Angara-A5." Currently, the process of assembling pneumatichydraulic system with tanks and dry compartments stage rocket.

"We are hoping for 2014. But it all depends on the industry - how fast they can build the rocket," Ostapenko told reporters in Moscow.

14.05.2013 Popovkin: Angara launch postponed due to the unavailability of the launch pad

The reason for the transfer of launch vehicles, "Angara" light and heavy classes is not ready the launch pad, the missiles are ready, said on Tuesday the head of Roscosmos, Vladimir Popovkin.

"The very rocket is ready. Matter installation of special technical equipment at the launch pad. Reason in the fact that at one time it was decided to" put "start" Angara "on the launcher for the missile" Zenit "(Plesetsk space center.) Now in this connection had to strengthen the very start the installation "- said Popovkin. According to him, a lot of decisions have to be made on the spot, for example, for laying cables and pipelines.

"Apparently, when in 1995-1996 took a decision on the" Angara "we were wrong," - said the head of the Russian Federal Space Agency, RIA Novosti reported.

12.09.2013 "Plesetsk" almost completed preparations for launching light "Angara"

Cosmodrome "Plesetsk" almost completed preparations for launching light flares "Angara", told reporters Thursday Baikonur chief Colonel Nikolai Nestechuk.

In accordance with the decree of the president, start "Angara" is scheduled for the first half of 2014.

"We are fully completed the work on the preparation of ground equipment and technology complex and started full-scale test dummy", - said Nestechuk.

According to him, at the moment at the launch site is the creation of infrastructure for testing missile system.

Itself booster is the processing facility spaceport, where it conducted a series of tests and work on the preparation of its exports to the launch complex, according to RIA Novosti.

A prototype vehicle was rolled out and installed on the launch pad in Plesetsk on Nov. 25, 2013. The vehicle was expected to spend around a day on the pad and then give room for a mass simulator of the rocket. By the end of May 2013, the first launch of the Angara-5 rocket was promised in November 2014.

Astro-notes a écrit:Ah, m'suis trompé, j'avais pas vu qu'il s'agissait du premier test ANGARA-A5 novembre 2014. "Ne vous dépêchez pas ils ont dit que vous aviez encore un an"...