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Zusammenfassung
Das Testlabor des Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) testete das F-1-Triebwerk, das stärkste Raketentriebwerk, das jemals auf MSFC abgefeuert wurde. Das Triebwerk wurde auf dem neu modifizierten Statikprüfstand Saturn IB getestet, auf dem drei Jahre lang der achtmotorige Booster Saturn I, S-I (erste) Stufe, getestet wurde. 1961 wurde der Prüfstand modifiziert, um das statische Abfeuern der S-I / S-IB-Stufe zu ermöglichen, und der Name des Stands wurde in S-IB Statischer Prüfstand geändert. Mit einer Gesamtschub von 7.500.000 Pfund trieben fünf F-1-Triebwerke die S-IC (erste) Stufe des Saturn V-Fahrzeugs für die bemannte Mondmission an.
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f 1 Motor
s ib statischer Prüfstand
msfc
Marshall Space Flight Center
Saturn
Apollo
Programm
hohe Auflösung
Prüfung
Bühne
s ib static test
fünf f 1-Motoren
Saturn Apollo-Programm
Saturn gegen Fahrzeug
Prüflabor
Saturn ib
Raketenantrieb
si
s ib Bühne
Motor
3 Jahre
eight engine booster
NASA
Datum
01/12/1963
Lage
Marshall Spaceflight Center, Huntsville, Madison County, Alabama, United States, 35808
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34.63076, -86.66505
Quelle
NASA
Link
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Public Domain Dedication (CC0)