Here’s a BE-7 engine headed into vacuum cell testing in a simulated space-like environment at Air Force Research Laboratory, Edwards Air Force Base, CA. BE-7 generates 10,000 lbf of thrust and powers our Blue Moon MK1 and MK2 lunar landers.
Congratulations Blue! Keeping pushing the boundary!
7 is my favorite number!
Congratulations to the BE-7 team on this remarkable milestone!
You are on the right track with live testing over a period of time. Those who have reduced testing have indeed paid for the monetary savings with lives lost and equipment destroyed. working equipment destroyed. Space is unforgiving so work safely and with good sense.
In order to fully explore space, we need to settle down. For a settled life, we need to establish a nutrition plan. You must be a catering for space partner for all these researches.
Exciting times for space exploration with BE-7! Kudos to the Blue Origin team for pushing the boundaries of innovation.
That’s a pretty piece of machinery
Amazing...Do you think this engine will fit in my Honda Civic?
Flowforming specialist
3moThese nozzle extension are very often in Niobium which is extremely expensive (500$/lb). With shear forming (belongs to the flowforming processes) it is possible to make these parts net shape. This saves a hell of material and turning time. Interested? Contact team Leifeld Metal Spinning or me