Learn: Blast off 🚀 to space with Metal AM
WEBINAR Getting to the moon with AM Watch live Nov. 16, 2pm ET Agile's A2200 engines will be used on a Lunar lander vehicle. The A2200 engine was developed to provide maximum performance on demanding missions, with a specific impulse of more than 318 seconds. Using an integral pintle sleeve throttling mechanism, the engine is capable of deep throttling, providing a smooth ride and fine control for a variety of missions. The engine can throttle from 50 to 100% thrust in under 650 milliseconds. Making it the perfect engine for heavily demanding maneuvering sequences that lunar missions require. Key to achieving the rigorous conditions the A2200 will experience is selecting the right AM material and the right platform for printing. In this webinar Agile's Chief Engineer Charlie Garcia and AM Engineer Dustin Crouse Sr., along with insights from 6K Additive's Chief Commercial Officer Nick Pflugh, will all discuss Agile's products, more specifics about the A2200 program and the importance of Ni625 as the material of choice. Additionally, the speed at which Agile was able to find a robust parameter set, material data, and a high level discussion of the difficult features for the A2200 engine components when printing. | |
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