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Revisi per 23 Januari 2021 18.34

Delta IV adalah sistem peluncuran sekali pakai aktif di keluarga roket Delta . Delta IV menggunakan roket yang dirancang oleh Boeing's Integrated Defense Systems division dan dibangun di fasilitas United Launch Alliance (ULA) di Decatur, Alabama . Perakitan akhir selesai di tempat peluncuran oleh ULA. Roket-roket yang dirancang untuk meluncurkan muatan ke orbit untuk program Angkatan Udara Amerika Serikat Evolved Launch Vehicle Expendable (EELV) dan bisnis satelit komersial. Delta IV roket tersedia dalam lima versi: Menengah, Menengah + (4,2), Medium + (5,2), Medium + (5,4), dan berat, yang disesuaikan dengan ukuran payload tertentu dan rentang berat. Delta IV terutama dirancang untuk memenuhi kebutuhan militer AS.

Roket dirakit di fasilitas Integrasi Horizontal untuk meluncurkan dari SLC-37B di Cape Canaveral, dan di fasilitas yang sama untuk peluncuran dari SLC-6 di Pangkalan Angkatan Udara Vandenberg .

Delta IV
Delta IV Medium membawa DSCS III-B6.
Delta IV Medium membawa DSCS III-B6.
Fungsi Kendaraan peluncur luar angkasa Orbital
Produsen United Launch Alliance
Negara asal Amerika Serikat
Biaya per peluncuran (2024) 164+ Juta Dollar AS [1]
Ukuran
Tinggi 63–72 m (207–236 kaki)
Diameter 5 m (16 kaki)
Massa 249,500–733,400 kg (550,100–1,616,900 pon)
Tingkatan 2
Kapasitas
Muatan menuju LEO
Massa11.470–28.790 kg (25.290–63.470 pon)[2]
Muatan menuju GTO
Massa4.440–14.220 kg (9.790–31.350 pon)
Roket terkait
Keluarga Delta (keluarga roket)
Roket sejenis
Sejarah peluncuran
Status Delta IV Heavy adalah sistem peluncuran aktif; Delta IV Medium, M+(4,2), M+(5,2), and M+(5,4) sudah pensiun.
Tempat peluncuran SLC-37B, Cape Canaveral
SLC-6, Vandenberg AFB
Total peluncuran
40
  • Medium: 3
  • M+ (4,2): 15
  • M+ (5,2): 3
  • M+ (5,4): 8
  • Heavy: 11
Keberhasilan
peluncuran
39
  • Medium: 3
  • M+ (4,2): 15
  • M+ (5,2): 3
  • M+ (5,4): 8
  • Heavy: 10
Kegagalan parsial 1 (Heavy)
Penerbangan perdana
Penerbangan terakhir
Muatan
Pendorong (Medium+) – GEM 60
Jumlah pendorongMedium+ (4,2), Medium+ (5,2): 2
Medium+ (5,4): 4
Bruto33.638 kg (74.158 pon)
Daya dorong8.266 kN (1.858.000 lbf)
Impuls spesifik245 s (2,40 km/s) (permukaan laut)
Durasi pembakaran91 detik
Bahan bakarHTPB / Aluminum
Pendorong (Heavy) – Common Booster Core (CBC)
Jumlah pendorong2
Bruto226.400 kg (499.100 pon)
Mesin1 RS-68A
Daya dorong3.140 kN (705.000 lbf) (permukaan laut)
Impuls spesifikPermukaan laut: 360 s (3,5 km/s)
Hampa udara: 412 s (4,04 km/s)
Durasi pembakaran242 detik[2]
Bahan bakarLH2 / LOX
Tingkat Pertama – Common Booster Core (CBC)
Bruto226,400 kg (499,13 pon)
Mesin1 RS-68A
Daya dorong3,13600 kN (705,000 lbf) (permukaan laut)
Impuls spesifikPermukaan laut: 360 s (3,5 km/s)
Hampa udara: 412 s (4,04 km/s)
Durasi pembakaran245 detik (328 detik dalam konfigurasi Heavy)[2]
Bahan bakarLH2 / LOX
Tingkat Kedua – Delta Cryogenic Second Stage (DCSS)
Bruto4-m: 24.170 kg (53.290 pon)
5-m: 30.700 kg (67.700 pon)
Mesin1 RL10-B-2
Daya dorong110 kN (25.000 lbf)
Impuls spesifik462 s (4,53 km/s)
Durasi pembakaran850-1,125 detik
Bahan bakarLH2 / LOX

Delta IV awalnya memiliki dua versi utama yang memungkinkan keluarga untuk mencakup berbagai ukuran dan massa muatan: Medium pensiunan (yang memiliki empat konfigurasi) dan Heavy. Pada 2019, hanya Heavy yang tetap aktif, dengan muatan yang sebelumnya akan terbang di Medium pindah ke Atlas V yang ada atau Vulcan yang akan datang. Pensiunnya Delta IV diantisipasi pada 2023[3].

Delta IV launches

No. Date/Time
(UTC)
Type Serial-no. Startplace Payload Type of payload Orbit Outcome Remarks
1 2002-11-20
22:39
Medium+(4,2) 293 CCAFS SLC-37B Eutelsat W5 Commercial communications satellite GTO Success First Delta IV launch
2 2003-03-11
00:59
Medium 296 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-167 (DSCS-3 A3) Military communications satellite GTO Success First Delta IV Medium launch
First USAF EELV mission
3 2003-08-29
23:13
Medium 301 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-170 (DSCS-3 B6) Military communications satellite GTO Success
4 2004-12-21
21:50
Heavy 310 CCAFS SLC-37B DemoSat[4] / 3CS-1 / 3CS-2 Demonstration payload GSO (planned) Partial failure
  • First Delta IV Heavy launch
  • Premature cutoff of CBCs
  • DemoSat reached incorrect orbit, 3CS failed to reach orbit[5][6]
5 2006-05-24
22:11
Medium+(4,2) 315 CCAFS SLC-37B GOES 13 (GOES-N) Weather satellite GTO Success
6 2006-06-28
03:33
Medium+(4,2) 317 VAFB SLC-6 USA-184 (NROL-22) Reconnaissance satellite Molniya Success First Delta IV launch from Vandenberg[7]
7 2006-11-04
13:53
Medium 320 VAFB SLC-6 USA-192 (DMSP F17) Military weather satellite SSO Success First Delta IV launch into a LEO/SSO
8 2007-11-11
01:50
Heavy 329 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-197 (DSP-23) Missile Warning satellite GSO Success First Delta IV launch contracted by United Launch Alliance
Launch delayed due to damage to launch pad caused by a liquid oxygen leak[8]
9 2009-01-18
02:47[9][10]
Heavy 337 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-202 (NROL-26) Reconnaissance satellite GSO Success[11]
10 2009-06-27
22:51[12]
Medium+(4,2) 342 CCAFS SLC-37B GOES 14 (GOES-O) Weather satellite GTO Success[13]
11 2009-12-06
01:47[14]
Medium+(5,4) 346 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-211 (WGS-3) Military communications satellite GTO Success[14] First Delta IV Medium+ (5,4) launch
12 2010-03-04
23:57
Medium+(4,2) 348 CCAFS SLC-37B GOES 15 (GOES-P) Weather satellite GTO Success[15]
13 2010-05-28
03:00
Medium+(4,2) 349 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-213 (GPS IIF SV-1) Navigation Satellite MEO Success[16]
14 2010-11-21
22:58[9]
Heavy 351 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-223 (NROL-32) Reconnaissance satellite GSO Success[17]
15 2011-01-20
21:10
Heavy 352 VAFB SLC-6 USA-224 (NROL-49) Reconnaissance satellite LEO Success[18] First Delta IV Heavy launch from Vandenberg[18]
16 2011-03-11
23:38[9]
Medium+(4,2) 353 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-227 (NROL-27) Reconnaissance satellite GTO Success[19]
17 2011-07-16
06:41
Medium+(4,2) 355 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-231 (GPS IIF SV-2) Navigation Satellite MEO Success[20]
18 2012-01-20
00:38
Medium+(5,4) 358 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-233 (WGS-4) Military communications satellite GTO Success
19 2012-04-03
23:12
Medium+(5,2) 359 VAFB SLC-6 USA-234 (NROL-25) Reconnaissance satellite LEO Success First flight in the Medium+(5,2) version
20 2012-06-29
13:15
Heavy 360 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-237 (NROL-15) Reconnaissance satellite GSO Success[21] First flight of the RS-68A engine[21]
21 2012-10-04
12:10
Medium+(4,2) 361 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-239 (GPS IIF SV-3) Navigation Satellite MEO Success[22] Minor upper stage anomaly[23]
22 2013-05-25
00:27
Medium+(5,4) 362 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-243 (WGS-5) Military communications satellite GTO Success[24]
23 2013-08-08
00:29
Medium+(5,4) 363 CCAFS SLC-37B USA-244 (WGS-6) Military communications satellite GTO Success[25]
24 2013-08-28
18:03
Heavy 364 VAFB SLC-6 USA-245 (NROL-65) Reconnaissance satellite LEO Success[26]

List Date: August 28, 2013

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  13. ^ "NASA and NOAA's GOES-O Satellite Successfully Launched" (Siaran pers). NASA KSC. June 27, 2009. 
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  15. ^ "Teaming of Delta 4 rocket and GOES a sweet success". Spaceflight Now. 2010-03-04. 
  16. ^ "First-of-its-kind satellite for GPS launched into space". Spaceflight Now. 2010-05-28. 
  17. ^ "Huge rocket launches secret U.S. spy satellite". MSNBC.com. 22 November 2010. Diakses tanggal 22 November 2010. 
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  20. ^ "United Launch Alliance Marks the 50th Successful GPS Launch for the Air Force with the Delivery of the GPS IIF-2 Mission to orbit". United Launch Alliance. 16 July 2011. Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 2015-07-20. Diakses tanggal 16 July 2011. 
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