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Showing posts with label sound suppression water system. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sound suppression water system. Show all posts
Saturday, August 10, 2024
Moon Minute: Orion Mating + Mobile Launcher Testing - YouTube - 9 AUG 2024 - Orion Program Update
Several milestones occurred recently at NASA Kennedy Space Center:1.The Orion Capsule and European Service Module were mated in the Vehicle Assembly Building.2.The 10 twin Solid Rocket Boosters motor segments arrived at KSC by rail from Utah,traveling across eight states in special containers.3.The sound suppression water system was tested atop the Mobile Launch Platform on its deck,flame hole and pad deflector.This will assure the safety of crew;Orion Spacecraft and European Service Module;Space Launch System rocket and launch infrastructure during liftoff,dissipating pressure and sound.The crew consists of NASA Astronaut Reid Wiseman,commander;NASA Astronaut Victor Glover,pilot;NASA Mission Specialist Christina Koch and CSA Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen.The mission is slated for a September 2025 launch and will take humans farther from Earth than ever before.
Saturday, October 28, 2023
NASA Artemis II launch pad's water deluge system tested for November 2024 launch
The sound suppression water system provides protection from the shock waves generated by the Space Launch System rocket at liftoff by reducing acoustic energy.As engine exhaust gases collide with the ambient air,they produce shock waves that could potentially harm the launch vehicle,payloads and crew.
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