Boeing tests all-composite cryogenic propellant tank
At the end of 2021, Boeing completed a series of tests on a “large, fully-composite, linerless cryogenic tank” at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
Source: spaceflightinsider.com
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At the end of 2021, Boeing completed a series of tests on a “large, fully-composite, linerless cryogenic tank” at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
Boeing’s large, fully-composite, lineless cryogenic fuel tank has passed a critical series of tests at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center and, by doing so, has proved itself as a mature, safe and ready to use technology for aerospace vehicles.
A new type of large, fully-composite, linerless cryogenic fuel tank, designed and manufactured by Boeing [NYSE: BA], passed a critical series of tests