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A3 Altitude Test Facility SSC Industry Day September 2, 2009 Lonnie Dutreix A3 Project Manager Robert Ross A3 Deputy Project Manager

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Constellation Launch Vehicle Elements Composite Shroud LAS LSAM Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) (Crew Module / Service Module) EDS Stage LOx/LH2 One J2S+ Engine Al-Li Tanks/Structures Spacecraft Adapter Instrument Unit Forward Skirt Upper Stage Interstage J-2X Upper Stage Engine Interstage Forward Frustum Core Stage LOx/LH2 Five RS-68 Engines Al-Li Tanks/Structures First Stage (5-Segment Reusable Solid Rocket Booster (RSRB)) Two 5-Segment RSRBs Crew Launch Vehicle Cargo Launch Vehicle National Aeronautics and Space Administration

CxP ISS and Lunar Reference Mission MOON LEO 296 km (160 nmi) LSAM Ascent Stage Expended – Lunar Surface Service Module Expended – Ocean Expended – (Where? – TBD) Recovered - Land – Reused LLO 100 km EARTH Transfer to LLO (4 days) Crew Transfer to Surface Crew Transfer to LLO Surface Mission (7 -180 Days) Crew Transfer to Earth (4 Days) Earth Return – Direct Entry to Land (Water) SM Disposal Mass 4,372 kg Delta V 15 m/s RCS Expended – Ocean Recovered – Ocean ISS Crew/Cargo (c 2014) Ares V Ares I EDS Orion LSAM Lunar Exploration (c 2018) National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Propulsion Test Facility Trades for J-2X Altitude Testing Altitude Test Facility Requirements A3 Facility Requirements Start/Run Pressure: 0.16-0.4 psia (100-80 Kft) Run Duration: 550 sec Gimbal Angle: 5 (square pattern) Maximum Thrust Load: 1.0 Mlbf (vertical) Provide maximum flexibility for future test configurations Sea-level testing Stage testing Utilize existing propulsion test infrastructure, including cryogenics, barges, high pressure water, high pressure gas, engine assembly and warehousing facilities, skilled workforce, etc. 185” 120” National Aeronautics and Space Administration

A-3 Altitude Test Facility Meeting J-2X Project Requirements Stage Test Configuration Design Simplicity of “open diffuser” eliminates need for complex spray condensing chamber, dewatering & exhaust systems Design maximizes use of commercially available industrial components Key design elements based on established traditional rocket diffuser and chemical steam generator concepts supported by extensive operational data (40+ years) Early design risk mitigation thru testing of subscale diffuser and chemical steam generators at SSC SSC Location Benefits Experienced test crews available Enables workforce flexing across test stands Enables efficient utilization of SSC’s extensive propulsion test infrastructure Collocation of J-2X test facilities with engine assembly, integration and warehousing facility reduces logistics costs A3 gives NASA at least one new large sea level & altitude capable test stand for the next 40 years National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Test Cell and Thrust Takeout A3 Test Stand 3-D Layout Test Cell and Thrust Takeout 80,000 gallon LH tank, 13’ O.D., 103’ tall 35,000 gallon LOX tank: 13’ O.D., 47’ tall Volume includes: 10% ullage Test duration: 600 seconds 10% remaining in heel of run tank Volume not included: Chill down of run line Fill run line Chill test article Tank will be topped off from the barge after chilling and filling National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Engine Deck and Superstructure A3 Test Stand 3-D Layout Engine Deck and Superstructure National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Structure and Altitude Support Systems A3 Test Stand 3-D Layout Structure and Altitude Support Systems National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Typical 3-unit CSG Module Output Steam System A3 Steam System Schematic Diagram First Stage Ejector Steam Supply LOX Feed IPA Feed Water Feed Steam 2nd Stage Ejector Steam Supply Typical 3-unit CSG Module Output National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Chemical Steam Generators Igniter Assembly Water Inlet LOX Feed Alcohol Feed Water Inlet Water Cooling and Injection Spray Tubes Steam Generator Assemblies Steam Supply Header Steam Outlet National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Chemical Steam Generators CSG cans for facility operation risk mitigate testing have been fabricated and tested Development CSG Can National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Subscale Diffuser National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Stennis A3 Site Location National Aeronautics and Space Administration

A3 Construction Site 15

A3 Construction Site 16

A3 Construction Site National Aeronautics and Space Administration