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L37.5 liquid rocket engine

Historical ISRO L37.5 liquid rocket engine identified by the GSLV-D1 mission reference as the single engine powering the GS2 second stage of the original GSLV configuration. The same official stage table records UDMH/N2O4 propellants, 720 kN maximum vacuum thrust, and a 150-second burn; no later GSLV Vikas installation is inferred here.

Identity

Aliases
L37.5L-37.5
Domains
spaceflight
Identity Level
model
Kind
liquid-rocket-engine
Name
L37.5 liquid rocket engine
Status
historical

Details

Description
Historical ISRO L37.5 liquid rocket engine identified by the GSLV-D1 mission reference as the single engine powering the GS2 second stage of the original GSLV configuration. The same official stage table records UDMH/N2O4 propellants, 720 kN maximum vacuum thrust, and a 150-second burn; no later GSLV Vikas installation is inferred here.
Developers
First Flight Date
2001-04-18
Manufacturers
Propellants
UDMHdinitrogen tetroxide
Rocket Specs
Burn Time S
150
Vacuum Thrust Kn
720

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Creation Time
August 15, 2026 at 05:58:19 UTC
Updated Time
August 15, 2026 at 05:58:19 UTC

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  • Accessed Date
    2026-08-14
    Note
    Names the single L37.5 engine for the GS2 second stage and records UDMH/N2O4 propellants, 720 kN maximum vacuum thrust, 150-second burn, and the 18 April 2001 first flight.
    Publisher
    Indian Space Research Organisation
    Title
    GSLV-D1 / GSAT-1