ATK-Motor-Catalog-2012
ATK-Motor-Catalog-2012
ATK-Motor-Catalog-2012
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PRESSURE, psia<br />
ASAS 21-85V<br />
TE-M-1031-1<br />
MOTOR DIMENSIONS<br />
<strong>Motor</strong> diameter, in. ............................................... 20.4<br />
<strong>Motor</strong> length, in. ................................................... 95.5<br />
MOTOR PERFORMANCE (75°F SEA LEVEL)<br />
Burn time/action time, sec ........................... 24.4/25.7<br />
Ignition delay time, sec ...................................... 0.012<br />
Burn time average chamber pressure, psia ....... 1,100<br />
Maximum chamber pressure, psia..................... 1,350<br />
Total impulse, lbf-sec ..................................... 347,400<br />
Propellant specific impulse, lbf-sec/lbm ............. 240.6<br />
Burn time average thrust, lbf............................ 14,000<br />
Maximum thrust, lbf ......................................... 17,250<br />
NOZZLE<br />
Initial throat diameter, in. ....................................... 3.1<br />
Exit diameter, in. .................................................. 11.6<br />
Expansion ratio, initial ....................................... 13.9:1<br />
TVC, deg ............................................................. ±4.5<br />
The ASAS 21-85V is a solid rocket motor with a graphite-composite<br />
case that was developed for sounding rockets and highperformance<br />
guided booster applications. The initial 21-inch motor<br />
static test was conducted to demonstrate application and scaling of<br />
ASAS technology to vertical launch system-compatible large<br />
booster designs in April 1998. The design incorporated a 4.5-<br />
degree thrust vector control nozzle and a low-temperature capable<br />
propellant.<br />
Early test efforts led to a June 1999 test for the Air Force Research<br />
Laboratory that incorporated a fixed nozzle (blast tube)<br />
arrangement to evaluate the use of low-cost materials and design<br />
concepts. The ASAS II version of the motor also incorporated a<br />
new propellant (TP-H-3516A) with 20% aluminum, 88.5% total<br />
solids, and 1% plasticizer.<br />
WEIGHTS, LBM<br />
Total loaded ....................................................... 1,656<br />
Propellant ........................................................... 1,444<br />
Case assembly ..................................................... 129<br />
Nozzle assembly ..................................................... 33<br />
Total inert .............................................................. 212<br />
Propellant mass fraction ...................................... 0.87<br />
TEMPERATURE LIMITS<br />
Operation ..................................................-10°-130°F<br />
Storage .....................................................-20°-130°F<br />
PROPELLANT DESIGNATION ....... TP-H-3514A<br />
CASE MATERIAL ..........Graphite-epoxy composite<br />
PRODUCTION STATUS .................. Development<br />
1800<br />
V1098073F [413]<br />
18000<br />
1600<br />
1400<br />
F<br />
16000<br />
14000<br />
1200<br />
12000<br />
1000<br />
800<br />
P<br />
10000<br />
8000<br />
THRUST, lb f<br />
600<br />
6000<br />
400<br />
4000<br />
200<br />
2000<br />
0<br />
0<br />
0<br />
5 10 15 20 25 30<br />
TIME, sec<br />
Approved for Public Release<br />
OSR No. 12-S-1902;<br />
Dated 07 August <strong>2012</strong><br />
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