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MSFC Test Facility 116

Marshall Space Flight Center Propulsion Lab

Test Facility (TF) 116 consists of an open steel test stand structure, primarily used for subscale testing and 3 test bays adjacent to the open steel structure for large-scale/full-scale testing. 

MSFC Test Facility 116
MSFC Test Facility 116
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  • Multiple Position Facility
  • Ambient Test Capability
  • Designed to test High Pressure Engines/Systems, Cryogenic Propellant Systems, Combustion Devices and Acoustic Models
  • TF 116 (60K Thrust)
    • Propellants/Pressurants: LCH4, LH2, RP-1, LOX, GH2, GN2 
    • Maximum Thrust – 60 K lbf
  • TF 116 (Acoustic Position)
    • Propellants/Pressurants: LOX, RP-1, GH2, GN2
    • Maximum Thrust – 30 K lbf
  • TF 116 (LOX Turbopump)
    • Propellants/Pressurants: LOX, GN2
  • TF 116 (Pre-burner)
    • Propellants/Pressurants: LCH4/LH2, GH2, GN2
    • Maximum Thrust – 60 K lbf
  • TF 116 (Turbine Blade)
    • Propellants/Pressurants:LH2, LOX, GH2, GN2
    • Maximum Thrust – 2 K lbf

Other Test Facilities at Marshall Space Flight Center

Marshall Space Flight Center houses a comprehensive set of testing facilities for propulsion systems.