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RD-0110R

RD0110R (14D24) is KBKhA's four-chamber liquid-oxygen/kerosene steering engine for the Soyuz-2.1v first stage. KBKhA identifies 23.5 tf (230.5 kN) sea-level thrust, 259 s sea-level specific impulse, 67.5 kgf/cm² chamber pressure, and control of pitch, yaw, and roll by gimbaling all four chambers. The engine's design project began in 2010, completed interdepartmental tests in 2013, and its first Soyuz-2.1v flight was on 28 December 2013; the record remains an engine identity rather than the vehicle installation.

Identity

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RD-0110RRD0110R14D24KBKhA RD-0110R
Domains
spaceflight
Identity Level
variant
Kind
liquid-rocket-engine
Name
RD-0110R
Status
active

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Description
RD0110R (14D24) is KBKhA's four-chamber liquid-oxygen/kerosene steering engine for the Soyuz-2.1v first stage. KBKhA identifies 23.5 tf (230.5 kN) sea-level thrust, 259 s sea-level specific impulse, 67.5 kgf/cm² chamber pressure, and control of pitch, yaw, and roll by gimbaling all four chambers. The engine's design project began in 2010, completed interdepartmental tests in 2013, and its first Soyuz-2.1v flight was on 28 December 2013; the record remains an engine identity rather than the vehicle installation.
Developers
First Flight Date
2013-12-28
Manufacturers
Propellants
liquid oxygenkerosene
Rocket Specs
Chamber Count
4
Cycle
gas-generator
Sea Level Specific Impulse
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Sea Level Thrust
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Creation Time
August 13, 2026 at 21:13:05 UTC
Updated Time
August 22, 2026 at 08:25:48 UTC

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