AAWSAP DIRD, Positron Aerospace Propulsion, March 2010
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1 UNCLASSIFIED/} FOR OFFICIICL tl.!l!!! 8HLY Table 1. GLOW for Chemical SSRV21 Vehicle Component &ructure Thermal Protection Propulsion (4 engines) Electronics TOTAL DRY MASS 15% Margin + Unused Propellants Payload BURNOUT MASS TOTAL PROPELLANT GLOW 25,700 kg 12,300 kg 14,900 kg 7,600 kg 60,500 kg 11,400 kg 11.340 kg (24,948 lbs) 83,240 kg 368 1300 kg 451 ,540 kg (993,388 lbs) Table 2. GLOW for Positron SSRV22 Vehicle Component Mass Structure Thermal Protection Propulsion (4 engines) Electronics TOTAL DRY MASS 15% Margin + Unused Propellants Payload BURNOUT MASS TOTAL PROPELLANT GLOW 25,700 kg 12,300 kg 14,900 kg 7,600 kg 60,500 kg 11,400 kg 11,340 kg (24,948 lbs) 83,240 kg 1761000 kg 259,240 kg (590,328 lbs) The GLOW of the positron SSRV is 43 percent less than that of the chemical SSRV owing to reduced propellant mass. The PTRE will dramatically increase the affordability of space transportation by increasing the useful payload. UNCLASSIFIED//EOR OfifilEIAk W&li 8HLY 9