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New Thrust

机译:新推力

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The United Launch Alliance's (ULA) plan to field a new rocket engine with startup Blue Origin called the BE-4 is only one step of a larger strategic plan to take the company from a sole-source monopoly mentality to competing in a burgeoning commercial market. With that plan, ULA's current launchers-the Atlas Ⅴ (developed originally by Lockheed Martin) and Delta Ⅳ (originally developed by Boeing)-will likely be supplanted by a new, yet-to-be-named rocket design within the next decade. The Atlas Ⅴ and Delta Ⅳ are the workhorse rockets for the Defense Department, and have been since the early 2000s. But both now have a limited future. Last year, former ULA Chief Executive Officer Mike Gass said the per-unit cost of an Atlas Ⅴ 401 mission was $164 million; a Delta Ⅳ heavy mission was priced at $350 million. These prices are averages for the 36-core deal signed between ULA and the U.S. Air Force.
机译:联合发射联盟(ULA)计划与Blue Origin初创公司BE-4一起部署新型火箭发动机的计划,只是更大战略计划的一步,这一战略计划使该公司从单一来源的垄断心态转向在新兴的商业市场中竞争。有了这个计划,ULA当前的发射器-AtlasⅤ(最初由洛克希德·马丁公司开发)和DeltaⅣ(最初由波音公司开发)-在未来十年内可能会被新的但尚未命名的火箭设计所取代。自2000年代初以来,AtlasⅤ和DeltaⅣ是国防部的主力火箭。但是,两者现在都有一个有限的未来。去年,前ULA首席执行官Mike Gass说,AtlasⅤ401任务的单位成本为1.64亿美元。三角洲Ⅳ重型任务的价格为3.5亿美元。这些价格是ULA与美国空军之间签署的36核交易的平均价格。

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