Laboratoire Reaction Dynamics: federal grants and contributions: 4 agreements; $4.0M value; 1 departments; 1 programs.
Assay record ASY-CA-1LSHXW80V1 · Cite as: Assay Systems, “Laboratoire Reaction Dynamics: federal grants and contributions”, https://assay-systems.com/register/ca/grants/r/laboratoire-reaction-dynamics/
This project aims to advance the state of Reaction Dynamics’ (RDX) proprietary hybrid rocket technology for the production of an orbital transportation system. The project will focus on providing a technology demonstration of RDX’s orbital hybrid engine (RE-20X) in an in-flight configuration. The flight demonstration includes the key hybrid rocket technologies achieving in-space flight capability. Objectives of this project include: validation to TRL 7 of the fluid systems, hybrid thrust chamber, and avionics control of the propulsion system. Activities supporting the objectives include: inte
(20STDPK32)Reaction Dynamics is pioneering a highly responsive launch solution with a novel type of rocket propulsion systems featuring advanced proprietary fuels. Combined with metal additive manufacturing, this simplified propulsion system is easily mass producible without compromising performance and due to its relative simplicity, its successful implementation could revolutionize access to Space. This project proposes the further development of the company's proprietary hybrid propulsion system to the point where it is at TRL 6, bringing the whole vehicle closer to flight.
(20STDPN10) The growing small satellite market calls for reliable, affordable launch services to get spacecraft to orbit quickly and safely, but the current availability of these services is limited. To address this issue, Reaction Dynamics' launch vehicle is designed to provide dedicated orbital launch services for small satellites at a quarter of the price of current competitors. The company's technological breakthrough makes hybrid rocket engines feasible for orbital launch applications. This contribution will enable critical improvements to the catalyst system, making it simpler and more
The growing small satellite market calls for reliable, affordable launch services to get spacecraft to orbit quickly and safely, but the current availability of these services is limited and expensive. To address this issue, Reaction Dynamics (RDX) is developing a launch vehicle, based on a novel approach to hybrid rocket propulsion, to provide dedicated orbital launch services for small satellites at a quarter of the price of current competitors. This project aims at developing technologies required for a lightweight high performance upper stage, namely a light composite combustion chamber an
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