Residual propellant elimination is normally accomplished by initiating depletion burns or simply venting propellant tanks.

They use solid propellant most frequently.

A propellant uncertainty margin is used to hold back on board propellant reserves and guarantee that satellites are not stranded in orbit.

They are unguided and use solid propellant motors.

Additional propellant or electrical power resources may be needed.

Detailed satellite propellant budgets are maintained, including a record of all manoeuvres.

Mathematical models are employed to calculate propellant usage and predict remaining reserves.

Because of conservative propellant budgeting INTELSAT normally exceeds the targeted decommissioning altitude.

Because of conservative propellant budgeting, INTELSAT normally exceeds the targeted decommissioning altitude.

Rockets often spiral out of control if you put too much propellant in them.

(d) Solid propellant perigee kick motors that release aluminium particles are to be avoided

However, it requires planning and reserving the necessary propellant resources to effect the manoeuvre.

This can normally be accomplished by keeping propellant lines and vents open for longer periods.

Such systems include those for guidance and control, sounding rocket mechanism and structures, development and testing of propellant raw materials and solid propellant, space vehicle payload and telemetry technology, data communication and low Earth orbit tracking technology.

The second is more than 90 percent of the weight of a vehicle is in propellant.

It should be noted that Iraq was not able to produce indigenously liquid propellant missile engines.

Satellites are equipped, when possible, with measurement devices to assist in determining end of propellant conditions.

Parts and components of liquid propellant surface to air missiles can also be reused in a surface to surface role, like the liquid propellant engines of the SA 2 missiles used in the Samoud 2 surface to surface missiles.

All equipment and raw materials were removed from the Mamoun site, where all solid propellant was produced.

(ii) degradation of the chemicals in the primer propellant, (discussed separately below under In Service Surveillance), and

Consequently, in the period from 1992 to 2003, Iraq continued its work on solid and liquid propellant missile systems.

16. Propellant elimination actions should also be designed to relieve high pressure gases employed in pressure fed propulsion systems.

Prior to filling the filler shall ensure that the crimping equipment is set appropriately and the specified propellant is used.

For older satellites, sufficient propellant is held back for decommission orbit raising to a minimum altitude of 150 km above geosynchronous.

Active elements such as batteries or tanks containing residual propellant must reach a fully inert state after delivering the satellites to orbit

The operating time of the engine unit is selected according to the criterion of ensuring complete burn up of the propellant components.

If a manoeuvre is executed, it is nominally 0.3 metres per second at an expenditure of 12 to 20 kilograms of propellant.

In fact, you can get it better you can get it at 14 times lower if you can find propellant on the moon.

But if you send a mining team there, without the return propellant, first Did any of you guys hear the story of Cortez?

(b) For older satellites, sufficient propellant is held back for a decommission orbit raising to a minimum altitude of 150 kilometres above GSO.

(a) Ammunition the complete round or its components, including cartridge cases, primers, propellant powder, bullets or projectiles that are used in a firearm

The 58 sites (containing equipment shown in table 3 above) include several of the key production sites for both solid and liquid propellant missiles.

If raising the orbit is to be the technique of choice, then it requires planning and reserving the necessary propellant resources to effect the manoeuvre.

The performance cost to reboost is 3.64 m s for each 100 km or 1.69 kg of propellant for each 1,000 kg of spacecraft mass.

For some missions, the performance of the launch vehicle leaves a sufficient margin of propellant available for the stage to do a de orbit burn.

(d) Propellant, pressurized fluids and stored electrical and mechanical energy that remain in orbital systems and elements at the end of mission should be safely dissipated.

For some missions, the performance of the launch vehicle has a sufficient margin so that the stage has propellant available to do a de orbit burn.

Such disposal measures are envisaged for space objects in the Luch, Ekran and Gorizont series through the use of residual propellant in the on board motors.

The performance cost for reorbiting is 3.64 metres per second for each 100 kilometres, or 1.69 kilograms of propellant for each 1,000 kilograms of spacecraft mass.

As part of Ukraine's obligations under the START I Treaty, we still have to eliminate 5,000 tons of solid propellant from our SS 24 intercontinental ballistic missiles.

The Europeans have expressed interest in examining the possibilities for providing a crew rescue vehicle and also an automated transfer vehicle, which would provide propellant resupply and reboost.

In relation to solid propellant missile production, all equipment has been removed from the Mutasim site, where final missile assembly and testing for Iraq's larger missiles were carried out.

The precise nature of the amount and distribution of these slag ejecta are unclear, and the improvement of solid propellant and motor insulation to minimize the released solids is difficult.

Force majeure, my dear Guani, force majeure.

Major facilities and equipment include a vehicle assembly building, a mobile launcher, a pad service tower, propellant storage and supply facilities, a launch control building (blockhouse) and a range control centre.