[Logbook entry 20/12/2024] 🚨 Our #Turbopump is alive! Tests team has initiated the first inert testing campaign for our fully in-house designed and assembled turbopump at our Research & Test Center ⏩⚙️⏩ It's noteworthy that for this initial test phase, we are using water and oil, which are inert and minimize fire and equipment damage risks. Each #firing sequence is fully automated as it is all too rapid for human operation, this system ensuring swift responses in case of any emergency shutdowns 🚨✅ This first inert phase is essential for assessing pump performance, turbine power and efficiency, and the integrity of the assembled components 📈📊 We shall complete 4 out of 6 major steps in this qualification, with the final two phases slated for future tests involving #Cryogenic fluids. Stay tuned for more updates as we advance through the development journey of this crucial part of our #PropulsionSystem. Once fully operational and mounted on each Navier engine, it will make #Zephyr a more flexible, adaptable #Launcher for #SmallSats operators ⬆️🛰️⬆️✅
Space surgery exercise. everything works. good work teams. Full speed ahead
What a great way to complete 2024. Congratulations to the entire the Latitude team for their perseverance and dedication.🔥 👏 🚀
Toute l’équipe ERPRO GROUP et moi même sommes ravis et fiers de pouvoir vous accompagner dans cette formidable aventure 🤩
🧐Water drop formation inside the TPA glass box..Leakage from pumps or water sealing?
Great to see our STS sensors supporting your turbopump testing – looking forward to the next milestones! 🚀
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Congratulations on your success! 🔥