ISRO Successfully Tests Semicryogenic Engine at 88% Thrust for LVM3 Upgrade
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ISRO successfully tested its next-generation semicryogenic rocket engine at 88% target thrust (175 tonnes) on June 24 at the ISRO Propulsion Complex in Mahendragiri, Tamil Nadu. This is the third in a progressive test series, following earlier trials at 47% and 60% thrust levels. The test demonstrated stable operation of the engine's power head, providing sufficient confidence for continued development toward the LVM3 upgrade.
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The test represents the third in a progressive series, following earlier trials at 47 per cent and 60 per cent thrust levels.
ISRO confirmed the latest achievement provides sufficient confidence
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