CE-20

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CE-20 is a cryogenic rocket engine developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to power the upper stage of its heavy-lift launch vehicles.

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CE-20 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cryogenic rocket engine ⓘ
application deep space mission injection ⓘ
satellite launch ⓘ
associatedAgency Department of Space (India) ⓘ
belongsToProgram Indian cryogenic engine program ⓘ
burnTime long-duration upper-stage burn ⓘ
category rocket engine ⓘ
chamberPressure approximately 60 bar ⓘ
countryOfOrigin India ⓘ
designedFor GSLV Mk III ⓘ
linked to: GSLV Mk III / LVM3

LVM3 ⓘ
designGoal enable higher payload capacity to GTO ⓘ
provide indigenous cryogenic upper-stage capability ⓘ
developer Indian Space Research Organisation ⓘ
developmentAgency Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre ⓘ
engineCycle gas-generator cycle ⓘ
firstFlightVehicle LVM3-D3 ⓘ
linked to: LVM3
firstOperationalUse GSLV Mk III / LVM3 missions ⓘ
linked to: GSLV Mk III / LVM3
fuel liquid hydrogen ⓘ
gimbalCapability yes ⓘ
ignitionSystem pyrotechnic igniter ⓘ
intendedStage upper stage ⓘ
manufacturer Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre ⓘ
missionProfile injection into GTO and higher orbits ⓘ
operatingEnvironment vacuum ⓘ
organization ISRO ⓘ
oxidizer liquid oxygen ⓘ
propellantCombination LOX-LH2 ⓘ
propellantFeedSystem turbopump-fed ⓘ
propellantType cryogenic ⓘ
propulsionType chemical rocket ⓘ
relatedEngine CE-7.5 ⓘ
restartCapability single-start ⓘ
role upper-stage propulsion for heavy-lift rockets ⓘ
specificImpulseVacuum approximately 442 s ⓘ
status operational ⓘ
technologyOrigin indigenously developed in India ⓘ
testFacility ISRO Propulsion Complex, Mahendragiri ⓘ
thrustVacuum approximately 200 kN ⓘ
thrustVectorControl gimballed engine mount ⓘ
usedBy ISRO launch vehicles ⓘ
usedFor communication satellite launches ⓘ
geosynchronous transfer orbit missions ⓘ
heavy-lift launch vehicles ⓘ
usedIn C25 stage ⓘ
LVM3 upper stage ⓘ

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