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STAR Liquid Engine

The first generation liquid rocket engine at Space Technologies and Rocketry at Berkeley (STAR), a Berkeley student-run rocketry organization.

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Project Overview

The Experimental Liquid Low Inpulse Engine (ELLIE) is the first time that STAR has attempted to create a bi-propellant rocket engine. Its purpose was to lay the groundwork for a flyable liquid in future iterations.

Since the system is our first iteration, we chose GOX (gaseous oxygen) and ETH (ethanol) as the testing propellants. We did not want to work with cryogenics such as LOX (liquid oxygen) before gaining more insight into liquid engine control.

We were able to determine the final thrust to be 32 lbf.

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Successful hot-fire with designed 6 seconds burn time. May 21st, 2022
Part of the ELLIE Team made it to the hot-fire. May 21, 2022
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