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  2. RD-107 - Wikipedia

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    The RD-107 and RD-108 engines are produced at the JSC Kuznetsov plant in Samara, Russia, under the supervision of the Privolzhskiy branch of NPO Energomash, also known as the Volga branch. [1] [3] [5] The Privolzhsky branch was organized as a branch of OKB-456 in 1958, specifically for the manufacture of RD-107 and RD-108 engines. The branch ...

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  4. R-7 Semyorka - Wikipedia

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    The four strap on propulsion engines were powered by the RD-107 engine providing a sea level thrust of 83 tons, each with two vernier engines to assist with steering. The central core's RD-108 engine provided sea level thrust of 75 tons and included four vernier engines utilized for steering. [7] [8]

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  6. RD-0169 - Wikipedia

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    The RD-0162 rocket engine was developed at the Voronezh KBKhA after 2006, initially with an engine version aimed at 2,000 kN (200 tf) thrust, and later, after 2012, a smaller version with a thrust of 416 kN (42.4 tf) in the RD-0162SD version. Engine development funding was included in the Russian Federal Space Program for 2016–2025.

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  8. RD-0146 - Wikipedia

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    The RD-0146 is the first Russian rocket engine to burn liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen in the expander cycle, in which turbopumps are driven by waste heat absorbed in the nozzle and combustion chamber. The RD-0146 featured the fastest-spinning turbopump of any serially produced rocket engine: the fuel turbopump spun at over 120,000 rpm.

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