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V2 engine main fuel valve
V2 rakete drawing number 3207C fuel valve
Seat of main fual valve for V2 rocket engine
Main Fuel Valve 2
Main valves fuel and LOX
A4-V2 primary missile valves
Main fiel and LOX propellent valves
Valves

Images of the main valves involved in the propellant flow of the A4 / V2 liquid fuelled rocket engine

Categories: Propellant flow, V2 Missile relics

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Tags: #Propellant Valves #V2 Technical Drawings #V2 Missile relics #Propellant Pumps #Combustion and injection

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Main Alcohol valve 1
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V2 engine main fuel valve
V2 rakete drawing number 3207C fuel valve
Seat of main fual valve for V2 rocket engine
Main Fuel Valve 2
Main valves fuel and LOX
A4-V2 primary missile valves
Main fiel and LOX propellent valves
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Relic of main alcohol valve with manufacturer code aeq (aeq = Bartoc & Co., Maschinenfabrik u. Giesserei Hedwikow,bei Caslau (Caslav) Czech Republic). An air (nitrogen) inlet pressure of 440 to 530 psi (30 to 36 Bar) was required to close this valve against its internal spring and the force of the turbo-pump. The large nut at the top is the connection for the fuel return (or 'revolving'line) pipe, and the air and electrical input ports can be seen to the right (air), and left (elec.) just below this point. V2RH image

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