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India will develops a new series of SLV, which will replace both the PSLV and GSLV. The ULV (Unified Launch Vehicle) marks the renunciation of India for N2O4/UDMH as propellant for space launch vehicle systems.

The ULV is a future expendable launch vehicle concept on base the GSLV MkIII design. It is modular in shape, comprising semi-cryogenics as core stage, a cryogenics as upper stage and strap-ons of different magnitudes made of solid rockets. It can be S-200, S-138 usw., depending on the payload requirement.

The various configurations of the ULV have an identical first and upper stage. The first stage uses kerosene/LOX. The used engine RD-810 from Yuzhnoye (Ukraine) with 200 t of thrust, is in development and should be ready in four to six years. In the first time the CE-20 engine from the GSLV MkIII is used for the cryogenic upper stage of the ULV. Planned is a more powerful engine CE-60 with 600 kN thrust.

The smallest version of the ULV uses six S-12 booster and has a launch mass of 274 t. The payload is 1.5 t for GTO and 4.5 t for LEO.

The second version uses two S-60 booster and has a launch mass of 340 t. The payload is 3 t for the GTO or 10 t for LEO.

The third version uses two S-138 booster and has a launch mass of 560 t. The payload is 4.5 t for GTO and 12 t for LEO.

The most powerful variant is to use the S-200 booster of GSLV MkIII and has a launch mass of 700 t. The payload is 6 t for GTO and 15 t for LEO.

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Yuzhnoye RD-810

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Cryogenic engine CE-20

ULV (Unified Launch Vehicle)
 
Way to go. Unified launch vehicle makes the quality control, design and operation much easier.
 
ULV
(Unified Launch Vehicle)

RD-810_1.jpg

India will develop a new series of SLV, which will replace both the PSLV and GSLV. The ULV (Unified Launch Vehicle) marks the renunciation of India for N2O4/UDMH as propellant for space launch vehicle systems.

The ULV is a future expendable launch vehicle concept on base the GSLV MkIII design. It is modular in shape, comprising semi-cryogenics as core stage, a cryogenics as upper stage and strap-ons of different magnitudes made of solid rockets. It can be S-200, S-138 usw., depending on the payload requirement.

The various configurations of the ULV have an identical first and upper stage. The first stage uses kerosene/LOX. The used engine RD-810 from Yuzhnoye (Ukraine) with 200 t of thrust, is in development and should be ready in four to six years. In the first time the CE-20 engine from the GSLV MkIII is used for the cryogenic upper stage of the ULV. Planned is a more powerful engine CE-60 with 600 kN thrust.

The smallest version of the ULV uses six S-12 booster and has a launch mass of 274 t. The payload is 1.5 t for GTO and 4.5 t for LEO.

The second version uses two S-60 booster and has a launch mass of 340 t. The payload is 3 t for the GTO or 10 t for LEO.

The third version uses two S-138 booster and has a launch mass of 560 t. The payload is 4.5 t for GTO and 12 t for LEO.

The most powerful variant is to use the S-200 booster of GSLV MkIII and has a launch mass of 700 t. The payload is 6 t for GTO and 15 t for LEO.

RD-810.jpg

Yuzhnoye RD-810
CE-20_2big.jpg

Cryogenic engine CE-20

ULV (Unified Launch Vehicle)

Thanks for Info.

@Capt.Popeye @sancho @sandy_3126 @Manticore @SpArK

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This is clearly the future for ISRO, a unified rocket instead of PSLV and GSLV
 
Thank @SOHEIL I had almost forgotten the semi-cryo work that was going on. It's had a checkered 'start', 'stop' 'start' 'stop' history. Finally there's progress!

The day this baby flies, all kinds of things will become possible!!!

 
Great development for ISRO-Unified Launch Vehicle.ISRO is coming out with new ideas to move forward.Time will arrive when ISRO can partner NASA to explore the interplanetary space.
 
good news , now waiting for 5th jan. test.

good luck with that . wish u success from iran ........


The most powerful variant is to use the S-200 booster of GSLV MkIII and has a launch mass of 700 t. The payload is 6 t for GTO and 15 t for LEO.

wow !! very powerful !!

does anyone know when that will be unveiled ? ULV is currently a concept or models had been built ?
 

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