Bengaluru: India Space Research Organization (ISRO) on Wednesday said he had a hot test of other long duration of the MKIII GSLV liquid propellant (launch vehicle).
“ISRO has succeeded in carrying out the third long duration of the duration of the liquid propellant for the Core L110 fluid stage of the MKIII GSLV vehicle which is ranked human, as part of the engine qualification requirements for the program,” said the space agency.
The engine was sacked for 240 seconds at the ISRO propulsion complex machine test facility, Mahendragiri in Tamil Nadu.
“Machine performance meets the objectives of test and engine parameters very suitable with predictions during the entire test duration,” Isro added.
Scientists associated with the event have told TOI in the last week of June that there had been progress made in human ranking from the system but the ISRO has not officially reviewed the timeline program that has been influenced by several related locking and restrictions.
And, as reported by TII before, the space agency in April has decided that it can even continue with unprint non-printed missions.
Indigenous data relays and some aspects of human ranking systems, even now working to ensure they are ready to be far in front of the human launch , Even the Council of Advisory, which met in the last week of March has suggested Isru not to delay unprinted missions.