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Npo Energomash Reveals Casting of Ultra-Precise Components for Liquid Rocket Engines

At the facility, casting using expendable models of alloyed steels, heat-resistant, and titanium alloys has been mastered.

The casting process significantly impacts the fate of a multiton rocket during launch and flight.

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