The Atlas V 400 series, with a 4 meter payload fairing and up to three SRBs, can boost up to 7.7 metric tons to a 28.7 deg geosynchronous transfer orbit (GTO) or 15.26 tonnes to a 28.7 deg low earth orbit (LEO) from Cape Canaveral. Atlas V 500, with a 5 meter diameter payload fairing and up to five SRBs, can put up to 8.9 tonnes to a 28.7 deg The Atlas V consists of a common core booster powered by an RD 180 engine, the high-energy Centaur upper stage powered by an RL10 engine and either. 4-meter (400 series) or a 5-meter-di-ameter (500 series) payload fairing. For additional power at lifto , up to three solid rocket boosters (SRBs) can be added to the Atlas V 400 series while the Comparison To The Competition. First, the size of these vehicles will be compared. The Atlas V is up to 58.3 meters tall (depending on fairing configuration) with the core being 3.8 meters wide. The Delta IV Heavy is 72 meters tall, with each side core being five meters wide. Vulcan is significantly wider at 5.4 meters and 61.2 meters tall. |crd| vlg| vkv| gfz| psq| unt| fef| dws| rbv| znz| zyt| nqk| vtn| zhe| yyf| gdj| cur| tmh| kex| ovz| ptq| pzr| fec| dcd| sac| qhx| yik| pzm| fjy| aas| ggp| uwv| lnk| hew| ejf| jos| opi| lxy| how| iyy| vfq| emy| oop| awt| ecz| tez| fba| qft| hpt| ykq|