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Long March 2C

January 01, 1970

The Long March 2C (LM-2C), also known as the Chang Zheng 2C (CZ-2C), is a Chinese orbital launch vehicle, part of the Long March 2 rocket family. Developed and manufactured by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT),[2] the Long March 2C made its first launch on 9 September 1982. It is a two-stage launch vehicle with storable propellants, consisting of Nitrogen Tetroxide and Unsymmetrical Dimethylhydrazine. The launch vehicle was derived from the DF-5 ICBM.[2]

Long March 2C
Rendering of Long March 2C
FunctionLaunch vehicle
ManufacturerCALT
Country of originPeople's Republic of China
Size
Height42 m (138 ft) [1]
Diameter3.35 m (11.0 ft) [1]
Mass233,000 kg (514,000 lb)
Stages2
Capacity
Payload to Low Earth orbit
Mass3,850 kg (8,490 lb)
Payload to Sun-synchronous orbit
Mass2C: 1,400 kg (3,100 lb)
2C/SMA: 1,900 kg (4,200 lb)
Payload to GTO
Mass2C/SM: 1,250 kg (2,760 lb)
Associated rockets
FamilyLong March
Launch history
StatusActive
Launch sitesLA-2/138 and
LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC
LA-7 and LA-9, TSLC
LA-3, XSLC
Total launches77
Success(es)75
Failure(s)1
Partial failure(s)1
First flight9 September 1982
Last flight13 March 2024
First stage
Height25.72 m
Diameter3.35 m
Propellant mass162,706 kg (358,705 lb)
Powered by4 YF-21C
Maximum thrust2,961.6 kN (665,800 lbf)
Specific impulse2,556.5 m/s (8,387 ft/s)
PropellantN2O4 / UDMH
Second stage
Height7.757 m
Diameter3.35 m
Propellant mass54,667 kg (120,520 lb)
Powered by1 YF-24E
(1 x YF-22E (Main))
(4 x YF-23C (Vernier))
Maximum thrust741.4 kN (166,700 lbf) (Main)
47.1 kN (10,600 lbf) (Vernier)
Specific impulse2,922.37 m/s (297.999 s) (Main)
2,834.11 m/s (288.999 s) (Vernier)
PropellantN2O4 / UDMH
Third stage – (optional)
Height1.5 m
Diameter2.7 m
Propellant mass125 kg (276 lb)
Powered by1 solid motor
Maximum thrust10.78 kN (2,420 lbf)
Specific impulse2,804 m/s (285.9 s)
PropellantAP / HTPB
Third stage (optional) – YZ-1S
Powered by1 × YF-50D
Maximum thrust6.5 kN (1,500 lbf)
Specific impulse315.5 s (3.094 km/s)
PropellantN2O4 / UDMH
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Several variants of this launch vehicle have been built, all using an optional third solid motor stage:[3]

  • 2C/SD: Commercial satellite launcher with a multi-satellite smart dispenser allowing delivery of two satellites simultaneously
  • 2C/SM: Version for delivery of small satellites to high orbits
  • 2C/SMA: Improved version of the 2C/SM

According to the website Gunter's Space Page,[4] in addition to the launches listed in the following table, there may have been six additional CZ-2C launches during 2014 and 2015. These possible launches apparently were conducted at the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center on the following dates: 9 January 2014, 7 August 2014, 2 December 2014, 7 June 2015, 20 August 2015, and 23 November 2015; five of these six launches were apparently successful, while the launch on 7 August 2014 appears to have failed. However, due to the lack of additional sources for these six launches, they are not currently included in the following launch list.

Aerodynamic grid fins were added on the Long March 2C in 2019 to help guide falling stages away from populated areas. China is studying using reusable rocket technology in the future.[5] A fairing recovery system through parachutes has been tested during the Yaogan 30-09 and Yaogan 30-10 launches in order to improve control of debris landing inland on potentially populated areas.[6]

List of launches edit

Main article: List of Long March launches
Flight number Serial number Date (UTC) Launch site Upper stage (if used) Payload Orbit Result
1 Y1 9 September 1982
07:19 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-0 No.4 LEO Success
2 Y2 19 August 1983
06:00 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-0 No.5 LEO Success
3 Y3 12 September 1984
05:44 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-0 No.6 LEO Success
4 Y4 21 October 1985
05:04 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-0 No.7 LEO Success
5 Y5 6 October 1986
05:40 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-0 No.8 LEO Success
6 Y6 5 August 1987
06:39 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-0 No.9 LEO Success
7 Y7 9 September 1987
07:15 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-1 No.1 LEO Success
8 Y8 5 August 1988
07:29 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-1 No.2 LEO Success
9 Y9 5 October 1990
06:14 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-1 No.3 LEO Success
10 Y10 6 October 1992
06:20 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-1 No.4
Freja 		LEO Success
11 Y11 8 October 1993
08:00 		LA-2/138, JSLC FSW-1 No.5 LEO Success
12 2CFP-Y1 1 September 1997
14:00 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SD Iridium mass simulator A
Iridium mass simulator B 		LEO Success
13 2CFP-Y2 8 December 1997
07:16 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SD Iridium 42
Iridium 44 		LEO Success
14 2CFP-Y3 25 March 1998
17:01 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SD Iridium 51
Iridium 61 		LEO Success
15 2CFP-Y4 2 May 1998
09:16 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SD Iridium 69
Iridium 71 		LEO Success
16 2CFP-Y5 19 August 1998
23:01 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SD Iridium 76
Iridium 78 		LEO Success
17 2CFP-Y6 19 December 1998
11:39 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SD Iridium 88
Iridium 89 		LEO Success
18 2CFP-Y7 11 June 1999
17:15 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SD Iridium 92
Iridium 93 		LEO Success
19 2CSM-Y1 29 December 2003
19:06 		LA-3, XSLC 2C/SM Double Star 1 HEO Success
20 Y14 18 April 2004
15:59 		LA-3, XSLC Shiyan 1
Nano Satellite 1 		SSO Success
21 2CSM-Y2 25 July 2004
07:05 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SM Double Star 2 HEO Success
22 Y12 29 August 2004
07:50 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC FSW-4 No.1 LEO Success
23 Y15 18 November 2004
10:45 		LA-3, XSLC Shiyan 2 SSO Success
24 Y13 2 August 2005
07:30 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC FSW-4 No.2 LEO Success
25 Y16 9 September 2006
07:00 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 8 LEO Success
26 Y18 11 April 2007
03:27 		LA-7, TSLC HaiYang-1B SSO Success
27 2CSMA-Y1 6 September 2008
03:25 		LA-7, TSLC 2C/SMA Huanjing-1A
Huanjing-1B 		SSO Success
28 Y19 22 April 2009
02:55 		LA-7, TSLC Yaogan 6 SSO Success
29 Y21 12 November 2009
02:45 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 11-01 SSO Success
30 Y25 6 July 2011
04:28 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 11-03 SSO Success
31 Y24 29 July 2011
07:42 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 11-02 SSO Success
32 Y26 18 August 2011
09:28 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 11-04 SSO Failure
33 Y20 29 November 2011
18:50 		LA-9, TSLC Yaogan 13 SSO Success
34 2CSMA-Y2 14 October 2012
03:25 		LA-9, TSLC 2C/SMA Shijian 9A
Shijian 9B 		SSO Success
35 Y17 18 November 2012
22:53 		LA-9, TSLC Huanjing-1C
Xinyan 1
Fengniao 1 		SSO Success
36 Y23 15 July 2013
09:27 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 11-05 SSO Success
37 Y28 29 October 2013
02:50 		LA-9, TSLC Yaogan 18 SSO Success
38 Y27 31 March 2014
02:46 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 11-06 SSO Success
39 Y31 28 September 2014
05:13 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 11-07 SSO Success
40 Y32 27 October 2014
06:59 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Shijian 11-08 SSO Success
41 Y35 14 November 2014
18:53 		LA-9, TSLC Yaogan 23 SSO Success
42 Y29 29 September 2017
04:21 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-01 A/B/C LEO Success
43 Y33 24 November 2017
18:10 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-02 A/B/C LEO Success
44 Y34 25 December 2017
19:44 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-03 A/B/C LEO Success
45 Y36 25 January 2018
05:39 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-04 A/B/C LEO Success
46 Y44 27 June 2018
03:30 		LC-3, XSLC XJSS A/B LEO Success
47 2CSMA-Y3 9 July 2018
03:56 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC 2C/SMA PRSS-1
PakTES-1A 		SSO Success
48 Y39 7 September 2018
03:15 		LA-9, TSLC HaiYang-1C SSO Success
49 Y38 9 October 2018
02:43 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC 2C/YZ-1S Yaogan 32A, 32B SSO Success
50 Y22 29 October 2018
00:43 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC CFOSAT SSO Success
51 Y37 26 July 2019
03:57 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-05 A/B/C LEO Success
52 Y42 24 March 2020
03:43 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-06 A/B/C LEO Success
53 Y40 10 June 2020
18:31 [5] 		LA-9, TSLC HaiYang 1D SSO Success
54 Y43 26 October 2020
15:19 [7] 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-07 A/B/C LEO Success
55 Y47 6 May 2021
18:11[8] 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-08 A/B/C
Tianqi-12 		LEO Success
56 Y48 18 June 2021
06:30[9] 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-09 A/B/C
Tianqi-14 		LEO Success
57 Y49 19 July 2021
00:19[6] 		LA-3, XSLC Yaogan 30-10 A/B/C
Tianqi-15 		LEO Success
58 Y51 24 August 2021
11:15[10] 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC 2C/YZ-1S RSW-01
RSW-02
Undisclosed payload 		LEO Success
59 Y41 3 November 2021
07:43 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC 2C/YZ-1S Yaogan 32-02 A/B SSO Success
60 Y62 5 March 2022
06:01 		LA-3, XSLC Yinhe Hangtian-2 01/.../06
Xuanming Xingyuan 		LEO Success
61 Y70 29 April 2022
04:11 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC SuperView Neo 1-01/02 (Siwei Gaojing 1-01/02) SSO Success
62 Y53 20 May 2022
10:30 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC 2C/YZ-1S LEO Test Sat 1/2
Digui Tongxin Weixing 		LEO Success
63 Y65 2 June 2022
04:00 		LA-3, XSLC GeeSAT-1 01/.../09 LEO Success
64 Y71 15 July 2022
22:57 		LA-9, TSLC SuperView Neo 2-01/02 (Siwei-03/04) SSO Success
65 Y66 12 October 2022
22:53 		LA-9, TSLC S-SAR 01 (Huanjing-2E) SSO Success
66 Y61 12 January 2023
18:10 		LA-3, XSLC Apstar 6E +(independent propulsion module) GTO Success
67 Y63 24 February 2023
04:01 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Horus-1 SSO Success
68 Y64 13 March 2023
04:02 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC Horus-2 SSO Success
69 Y60 21 May 2023
08:00 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC MSS-1 A/B
Luojia-2 01 		LEO Success
70 Y52 9 July 2023
11:00 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC 2C/YZ-1S Hulianwang Jishu Shiyan A, B LEO Success
71 Y46 8 August 2023
22:53 		LA-9, TSLC S-SAR 02 (Huanjing-2F) SSO Success
72 Y56 16 November 2023
03:55 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC 2C/YZ-1S Haiyang-3A SSO Success
73 Y54 4 December 2023
04:10 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC MisrSat-2
Xingchi-2A/2B 		SSO Success
74 Y73 30 December 2023
00:13 		LA-4/SLS-2, JSLC 2C/YZ-1S Hulianwang Jishu Shiyan 4A, 4B, 4C LEO Success
75 Y30 9 January 2024
07:03 		LA-3, XSLC Einstein Probe LEO Success
76 Y85 2 February 2024
23:37 		LA-3, XSLC GeeSAT-2 10/.../20 LEO Success
77 Y86 13 March 2024
12:51 		LA-3, XSLC 2C/YZ-1S DRO-A, B Selenocentric (DRO) Partial failure
78 Y? May 2024 TBA TBA TBA Planned
Y? 24 June 2024 LA-3, XSLC SVOM LEO Planned

Launch failures edit

Shijian 11-04 launch failure edit

On 18 August 2011, a Long March 2C rocket failed during the launch of the Shijian 11-04 satellite. During the powered flight phase of the second stage, the connecting mechanism between vernier engine no.3 and the servo-control mechanism of the second stage failed, which led to the loss of attitude control on the second stage.[11]

Launch statistics edit

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1982
1985
1990
1995
2000
2005
2010
2015
2020
  •   Failure
  •   Partial failure
  •   Success
  •   Planned

References edit

  1. ^ a b "LM-2C". China Great Wall Industry Corporation. Retrieved 9 August 2015.
  2. ^ a b "China's Orbital Launch Activity 2020" (PDF). Bryce Space and Technology. 27 May 2020. Retrieved 22 June 2020.
  3. ^ . SinoDefence. Archived from the original on 6 July 2015. Retrieved 9 August 2015.
  4. ^ Gunter Dirk Krebs. "CZ-2 (Chang Zheng-2)". Gunter's Space Page. Retrieved 17 February 2020.
  5. ^ a b Clark, Stephen (10 June 2020). "China launches ocean monitoring satellite". Spaceflight Now. Retrieved 12 June 2020.
  6. ^ a b Navin, Joseph (18 July 2021). "China tests fairing recovery technologies on Long March 2C launch with four satellites". NASASpaceFlight.com. Retrieved 19 July 2021.
  7. ^ "Launch Schedule". Spaceflight Now. 23 October 2020. Retrieved 25 October 2020.
  8. ^ "成功！老将长二丙2021首战！还有7发！" [success! Veteran Chang Er C first match in 2021! There are 7 more shots!] (in Chinese). 6 May 2021. Retrieved 6 May 2021.
  9. ^ Cong, Zhao (18 June 2021). "两天两连胜！长二丙火箭成功发射遥感三十号09组卫星" [Two consecutive victories in two days! Long March 2C rocket successfully launched Yaogan 30-09 satellites] (in Chinese). CASC. Retrieved 18 June 2021.
  10. ^ "又在整流罩上"搞事情"，长二丙送3颗通信卫星飞天" ["Doing things" on the fairing again, Long March 2C sends 3 communication satellites to the sky]. China Space News (in Chinese). 24 August 2021. Retrieved 24 August 2021.
  11. ^ . Xinhua News Agency. 6 September 2011. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 9 August 2015.

External links edit

  • . CALT. 1999. Archived from the original on 16 January 2016.
  • Gunter Dirk Krebs. "CZ-2 (Chang Zheng-2)". Gunter's Space Page. Retrieved 9 August 2015.

January 01, 1970
long, march, also, known, chang, zheng, chinese, orbital, launch, vehicle, part, long, march, rocket, family, developed, manufactured, china, academy, launch, vehicle, technology, calt, made, first, launch, september, 1982, stage, launch, vehicle, with, storab. The Long March 2C LM 2C also known as the Chang Zheng 2C CZ 2C is a Chinese orbital launch vehicle part of the Long March 2 rocket family Developed and manufactured by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology CALT 2 the Long March 2C made its first launch on 9 September 1982 It is a two stage launch vehicle with storable propellants consisting of Nitrogen Tetroxide and Unsymmetrical Dimethylhydrazine The launch vehicle was derived from the DF 5 ICBM 2 Long March 2CRendering of Long March 2CFunctionLaunch vehicleManufacturerCALTCountry of originPeople s Republic of ChinaSizeHeight42 m 138 ft 1 Diameter3 35 m 11 0 ft 1 Mass233 000 kg 514 000 lb Stages2CapacityPayload to Low Earth orbitMass3 850 kg 8 490 lb Payload to Sun synchronous orbitMass2C 1 400 kg 3 100 lb 2C SMA 1 900 kg 4 200 lb Payload to GTOMass2C SM 1 250 kg 2 760 lb Associated rocketsFamilyLong MarchLaunch historyStatusActiveLaunch sitesLA 2 138 andLA 4 SLS 2 JSLCLA 7 and LA 9 TSLCLA 3 XSLCTotal launches77Success es 75Failure s 1Partial failure s 1First flight9 September 1982Last flight13 March 2024First stageHeight25 72 mDiameter3 35 mPropellant mass162 706 kg 358 705 lb Powered by4 YF 21CMaximum thrust2 961 6 kN 665 800 lbf Specific impulse2 556 5 m s 8 387 ft s PropellantN2O4 UDMHSecond stageHeight7 757 mDiameter3 35 mPropellant mass54 667 kg 120 520 lb Powered by1 YF 24E 1 x YF 22E Main 4 x YF 23C Vernier Maximum thrust741 4 kN 166 700 lbf Main 47 1 kN 10 600 lbf Vernier Specific impulse2 922 37 m s 297 999 s Main 2 834 11 m s 288 999 s Vernier PropellantN2O4 UDMHThird stage optional Height1 5 mDiameter2 7 mPropellant mass125 kg 276 lb Powered by1 solid motorMaximum thrust10 78 kN 2 420 lbf Specific impulse2 804 m s 285 9 s PropellantAP HTPBThird stage optional YZ 1SPowered by1 YF 50DMaximum thrust6 5 kN 1 500 lbf Specific impulse315 5 s 3 094 km s PropellantN2O4 UDMH edit on Wikidata Several variants of this launch vehicle have been built all using an optional third solid motor stage 3 2C SD Commercial satellite launcher with a multi satellite smart dispenser allowing delivery of two satellites simultaneously 2C SM Version for delivery of small satellites to high orbits 2C SMA Improved version of the 2C SM According to the website Gunter s Space Page 4 in addition to the launches listed in the following table there may have been six additional CZ 2C launches during 2014 and 2015 These possible launches apparently were conducted at the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center on the following dates 9 January 2014 7 August 2014 2 December 2014 7 June 2015 20 August 2015 and 23 November 2015 five of these six launches were apparently successful while the launch on 7 August 2014 appears to have failed However due to the lack of additional sources for these six launches they are not currently included in the following launch list Aerodynamic grid fins were added on the Long March 2C in 2019 to help guide falling stages away from populated areas China is studying using reusable rocket technology in the future 5 A fairing recovery system through parachutes has been tested during the Yaogan 30 09 and Yaogan 30 10 launches in order to improve control of debris landing inland on potentially populated areas 6 Contents 1 List of launches 2 Launch failures 2 1 Shijian 11 04 launch failure 3 Launch statistics 4 References 5 External linksList of launches editMain article List of Long March launches Flight number Serial number Date UTC Launch site Upper stage if used Payload Orbit Result 1 Y1 9 September 198207 19 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 0 No 4 LEO Success 2 Y2 19 August 198306 00 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 0 No 5 LEO Success 3 Y3 12 September 198405 44 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 0 No 6 LEO Success 4 Y4 21 October 198505 04 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 0 No 7 LEO Success 5 Y5 6 October 198605 40 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 0 No 8 LEO Success 6 Y6 5 August 198706 39 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 0 No 9 LEO Success 7 Y7 9 September 198707 15 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 1 No 1 LEO Success 8 Y8 5 August 198807 29 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 1 No 2 LEO Success 9 Y9 5 October 199006 14 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 1 No 3 LEO Success 10 Y10 6 October 199206 20 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 1 No 4Freja LEO Success 11 Y11 8 October 199308 00 LA 2 138 JSLC FSW 1 No 5 LEO Success 12 2CFP Y1 1 September 199714 00 LA 7 TSLC 2C SD Iridium mass simulator AIridium mass simulator B LEO Success 13 2CFP Y2 8 December 199707 16 LA 7 TSLC 2C SD Iridium 42Iridium 44 LEO Success 14 2CFP Y3 25 March 199817 01 LA 7 TSLC 2C SD Iridium 51Iridium 61 LEO Success 15 2CFP Y4 2 May 199809 16 LA 7 TSLC 2C SD Iridium 69Iridium 71 LEO Success 16 2CFP Y5 19 August 199823 01 LA 7 TSLC 2C SD Iridium 76Iridium 78 LEO Success 17 2CFP Y6 19 December 199811 39 LA 7 TSLC 2C SD Iridium 88Iridium 89 LEO Success 18 2CFP Y7 11 June 199917 15 LA 7 TSLC 2C SD Iridium 92Iridium 93 LEO Success 19 2CSM Y1 29 December 200319 06 LA 3 XSLC 2C SM Double Star 1 HEO Success 20 Y14 18 April 200415 59 LA 3 XSLC Shiyan 1Nano Satellite 1 SSO Success 21 2CSM Y2 25 July 200407 05 LA 7 TSLC 2C SM Double Star 2 HEO Success 22 Y12 29 August 200407 50 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC FSW 4 No 1 LEO Success 23 Y15 18 November 200410 45 LA 3 XSLC Shiyan 2 SSO Success 24 Y13 2 August 200507 30 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC FSW 4 No 2 LEO Success 25 Y16 9 September 200607 00 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 8 LEO Success 26 Y18 11 April 200703 27 LA 7 TSLC HaiYang 1B SSO Success 27 2CSMA Y1 6 September 200803 25 LA 7 TSLC 2C SMA Huanjing 1AHuanjing 1B SSO Success 28 Y19 22 April 200902 55 LA 7 TSLC Yaogan 6 SSO Success 29 Y21 12 November 200902 45 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 11 01 SSO Success 30 Y25 6 July 201104 28 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 11 03 SSO Success 31 Y24 29 July 201107 42 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 11 02 SSO Success 32 Y26 18 August 201109 28 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 11 04 SSO Failure 33 Y20 29 November 201118 50 LA 9 TSLC Yaogan 13 SSO Success 34 2CSMA Y2 14 October 201203 25 LA 9 TSLC 2C SMA Shijian 9AShijian 9B SSO Success 35 Y17 18 November 201222 53 LA 9 TSLC Huanjing 1CXinyan 1Fengniao 1 SSO Success 36 Y23 15 July 201309 27 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 11 05 SSO Success 37 Y28 29 October 201302 50 LA 9 TSLC Yaogan 18 SSO Success 38 Y27 31 March 201402 46 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 11 06 SSO Success 39 Y31 28 September 201405 13 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 11 07 SSO Success 40 Y32 27 October 201406 59 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Shijian 11 08 SSO Success 41 Y35 14 November 201418 53 LA 9 TSLC Yaogan 23 SSO Success 42 Y29 29 September 201704 21 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 01 A B C LEO Success 43 Y33 24 November 201718 10 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 02 A B C LEO Success 44 Y34 25 December 201719 44 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 03 A B C LEO Success 45 Y36 25 January 201805 39 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 04 A B C LEO Success 46 Y44 27 June 201803 30 LC 3 XSLC XJSS A B LEO Success 47 2CSMA Y3 9 July 201803 56 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC 2C SMA PRSS 1PakTES 1A SSO Success 48 Y39 7 September 201803 15 LA 9 TSLC HaiYang 1C SSO Success 49 Y38 9 October 201802 43 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC 2C YZ 1S Yaogan 32A 32B SSO Success 50 Y22 29 October 201800 43 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC CFOSAT SSO Success 51 Y37 26 July 201903 57 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 05 A B C LEO Success 52 Y42 24 March 202003 43 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 06 A B C LEO Success 53 Y40 10 June 202018 31 5 LA 9 TSLC HaiYang 1D SSO Success 54 Y43 26 October 202015 19 7 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 07 A B C LEO Success 55 Y47 6 May 202118 11 8 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 08 A B CTianqi 12 LEO Success 56 Y48 18 June 202106 30 9 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 09 A B CTianqi 14 LEO Success 57 Y49 19 July 202100 19 6 LA 3 XSLC Yaogan 30 10 A B CTianqi 15 LEO Success 58 Y51 24 August 202111 15 10 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC 2C YZ 1S RSW 01RSW 02Undisclosed payload LEO Success 59 Y41 3 November 202107 43 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC 2C YZ 1S Yaogan 32 02 A B SSO Success 60 Y62 5 March 202206 01 LA 3 XSLC Yinhe Hangtian 2 01 06Xuanming Xingyuan LEO Success 61 Y70 29 April 202204 11 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC SuperView Neo 1 01 02 Siwei Gaojing 1 01 02 SSO Success 62 Y53 20 May 202210 30 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC 2C YZ 1S LEO Test Sat 1 2Digui Tongxin Weixing LEO Success 63 Y65 2 June 202204 00 LA 3 XSLC GeeSAT 1 01 09 LEO Success 64 Y71 15 July 202222 57 LA 9 TSLC SuperView Neo 2 01 02 Siwei 03 04 SSO Success 65 Y66 12 October 202222 53 LA 9 TSLC S SAR 01 Huanjing 2E SSO Success 66 Y61 12 January 202318 10 LA 3 XSLC Apstar 6E independent propulsion module GTO Success 67 Y63 24 February 202304 01 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Horus 1 SSO Success 68 Y64 13 March 202304 02 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC Horus 2 SSO Success 69 Y60 21 May 202308 00 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC MSS 1 A BLuojia 2 01 LEO Success 70 Y52 9 July 202311 00 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC 2C YZ 1S Hulianwang Jishu Shiyan A B LEO Success 71 Y46 8 August 202322 53 LA 9 TSLC S SAR 02 Huanjing 2F SSO Success 72 Y56 16 November 202303 55 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC 2C YZ 1S Haiyang 3A SSO Success 73 Y54 4 December 202304 10 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC MisrSat 2Xingchi 2A 2B SSO Success 74 Y73 30 December 202300 13 LA 4 SLS 2 JSLC 2C YZ 1S Hulianwang Jishu Shiyan 4A 4B 4C LEO Success 75 Y30 9 January 202407 03 LA 3 XSLC Einstein Probe LEO Success 76 Y85 2 February 202423 37 LA 3 XSLC GeeSAT 2 10 20 LEO Success 77 Y86 13 March 202412 51 LA 3 XSLC 2C YZ 1S DRO A B Selenocentric DRO Partial failure 78 Y May 2024 TBA TBA TBA Planned Y 24 June 2024 LA 3 XSLC SVOM LEO PlannedLaunch failures editShijian 11 04 launch failure edit On 18 August 2011 a Long March 2C rocket failed during the launch of the Shijian 11 04 satellite During the powered flight phase of the second stage the connecting mechanism between vernier engine no 3 and the servo control mechanism of the second stage failed which led to the loss of attitude control on the second stage 11 Launch statistics edit1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1982 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 Failure Partial failure Success PlannedReferences edit a b LM 2C China Great Wall Industry Corporation Retrieved 9 August 2015 a b China s Orbital Launch Activity 2020 PDF Bryce Space and Technology 27 May 2020 Retrieved 22 June 2020 Chang Zheng 2C Long March 2C SinoDefence Archived from the original on 6 July 2015 Retrieved 9 August 2015 Gunter Dirk Krebs CZ 2 Chang Zheng 2 Gunter s Space Page Retrieved 17 February 2020 a b Clark Stephen 10 June 2020 China launches ocean monitoring satellite Spaceflight Now Retrieved 12 June 2020 a b Navin Joseph 18 July 2021 China tests fairing recovery technologies on Long March 2C launch with four satellites NASASpaceFlight com Retrieved 19 July 2021 Launch Schedule Spaceflight Now 23 October 2020 Retrieved 25 October 2020 成功 老将长二丙2021首战 还有7发 success Veteran Chang Er C first match in 2021 There are 7 more shots in Chinese 6 May 2021 Retrieved 6 May 2021 Cong Zhao 18 June 2021 两天两连胜 长二丙火箭成功发射遥感三十号09组卫星 Two consecutive victories in two days Long March 2C rocket successfully launched Yaogan 30 09 satellites in Chinese CASC Retrieved 18 June 2021 又在整流罩上 搞事情 长二丙送3颗通信卫星飞天 Doing things on the fairing again Long March 2C sends 3 communication satellites to the sky China Space News in Chinese 24 August 2021 Retrieved 24 August 2021 Malfunction at devices connection blamed for orbiter launch failure Xinhua News Agency 6 September 2011 Archived from the original on 4 March 2016 Retrieved 9 August 2015 External links edit nbsp China portal nbsp Spaceflight portal LM 2C USER S MANUAL CALT 1999 Archived from the original on 16 January 2016 Gunter Dirk Krebs CZ 2 Chang Zheng 2 Gunter s Space Page Retrieved 9 August 2015 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Long March 2C amp oldid 1221760326, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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