SpaceX Just Revealed New Crazy Launch Pad with DUAL FLAME Bucket...

SpaceX Just Revealed New Crazy Launch Pad with DUAL FLAME Bucket...
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00:00: Intro
00:38: Dual-flame bucket and its effectiveness
04:46: The long-term use potential
07:34: NASA test for Artemis 2
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SpaceX Just Revealed New Crazy Launch Pad with DUAL FLAME Bucket...
Keep innovating! SpaceX engineers never cease to amaze us with their incredible upgrades to the Starship system! Right now, at the new launch pad under construction below the new OLM I mentioned earlier, an unprecedented innovation is on the way: the dual flame bucket!
How exciting is that? So, what exactly will this system look like, and how will it supercharge our launch efficiency? Let’s dive in and find out in today’s episode of Great SpaceX!

As part of its ambitious plans, SpaceX aims to complete its new launch system, known as Launch Pad B, by January 28 next year! Just a few months ago, SpaceX astounded the aerospace community by finishing the launch tower stack in an impressive six weeks. This rapid progress underscores SpaceX’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of rocket technology and operational efficiency. Now, the focus shifts to ramping up work on the surrounding systems, including the Orbital Launch Mount (OLM) and the protection system, which are crucial components for the successful operation of Launch Pad B.
SpaceX Just Revealed New Crazy Launch Pad with DUAL FLAME Bucket...
In contrast to Pad A, which employs a water-cooled steel plate system to manage the intense heat and pressure generated during launches, Pad B will utilize a more traditional flame trench design, a method commonly seen in many established rocket systems. This effective approach has already demonstrated its capabilities during various launches at the Massey Test Site. However, SpaceX is innovating further with a groundbreaking concept called the dual flame bucket, which promises to significantly enhance the system's efficiency and performance during rocket launches.
SpaceX Just Revealed New Crazy Launch Pad with DUAL FLAME Bucket...
To help visualize this innovative design, the talented ChromeKiwi team has created an impressive 3D model shared on X, showcasing the intricacies and engineering marvel behind the dual flame bucket system. A huge thanks to them for their dedication and artistry in producing these stunning images! Be sure to follow their X page to support their remarkable work and encourage them to create even more captivating visuals in the future!

Now, let’s delve deeper into the mechanics of this pioneering design! The flame trench will be strategically situated beneath the test platform, featuring an inclined structure that optimally redirects the immense forces generated during launches. It consists of a rectangular frame that accommodates the incline, connecting to a C-shaped section that links the incline to the ground. Once assembled, the trench will be reinforced with concrete to ensure stability and durability under extreme conditions. Additionally, it will incorporate a manifold system designed to supply water for test support, further enhancing its capabilities.

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