News Ticker

[ June 11, 2024 ] V2 Rocket Photos Decoded: Episodes 1 & 2 V2 missile combat history
[ April 20, 2018 ] How a gyroscope guides a rocket Rocket stuff for education and fun
[ November 21, 2024 ] Greatest Real cash Casinos on the internet one Deal with PayPal Payments Uncategorized
[ November 21, 2024 ] A real holla africa free spins income Casinos on the internet in america Finest in 2024 Uncategorized
[ November 20, 2024 ] Casino Online-Consiliario actualizada reta comprobar boleto a los excelentes casinos en México Uncategorized

Fuel injector inserts

March 30, 2019 V2 Rocket History Comments Off

Images related to the copper alloy injector inserts used in the V2 rocket engine's 18-pot injector head.

6380A Bl2 Steam inlet manifold and nozzle casing

V2 Turbo-pump: Fastener safety restraint

07 B-Pump sub-assembly: shaft and fastners

14 B-Pump sub-assembly elevation: impeller

13 B-Pump sub-assembly: impeller & shaft

V2 turbo-pump turbine and pump impeller shaft assembly

02 V2 turbo-pump turbine and pump rotor shaft assembly

06 B Pump impeller to steam rotor close up

B pump housing - sectioned - showing self-purge orifice

Description

V2 Turbopump: Full Assembly

Turbine powered propellant pumps for A4/V2 rocket engine - fuel pump on right. Full perspective assembly showing tubular ring steam inlet manifold with asbestos bandage extreme left, inlet flanges at top, frame support brackets, steam exhaust outlet square shape lower center. The overspeed trip switch can be seen just above center on fuel pump face plate. The fuel outlet flange can also been seen btm right of center. 3D model by Ray Matter

Album:Turbopump 3D CAD

Categories:Turbo-pump

Tags:#3D CAD models

Location

V2 Turbopump: Full Assembly

by V2 Rocket History

Close Full

Keyboard Shortcuts Dismiss

SSlideshow
MMaximize
Previous
Next
escClose

About V2 Rocket History 87 Articles

At V2 Rocket History our aim is to investigate the history and technology of the A4-V2 missile, and share the results in the most accessible and engaging way possible. Our general approach is to highlight the engineering and industrial aspects of the subject.