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FTB

FTB [Avibrás]

The FTB or Fogtrein-B (Foguetes de Treinamento - Básico) is a smallest of a family of Brazilian training rocket created jointly by the Air Force Command (COMAER) and Avibrás.

The rockets are used for testing, qualification and training of teams in the Alcântara Launch Center (CLA) and the Barreira do Inferno Launch Center (CLBI).

These vehicles are designed to be launched in adverse conditions such as high salinity, winds up to 10 m/s and rain up to 10 mm/h . All models will admit payloads (5 kg to 30 kg), with electric networks and telemetry equipment, along experiments of interest in the academic and scientific community.

FTB is a vehicle with a diameter of 0.127 m and a length of 3.04 m. The 68 kg rocket can achieve an apogee height of 30 km. It is derived from the SS-30 artillery rocket.

The mission of FTB is to be a model for operational training of a launch center, in isolation, without participation of the remote station for redundant monitoring vehicle, with telemetry in S band and apogee greater than 30 km.

Version Stage 1
FTB FTB
No:   TNr  Type          Date             LS          Payload 

 1    1   FTB            10.08.2009  *    Al UL       FTB-1
 2    2   FTB            13.08.2009  *    Al UL       FTB-2
 3    3   FTB            20.10.2009  *    BdI         FTB-3
 4    4   FTB            21.10.2009  *    BdI         FTB-4
 5    5   FTB            25.02.2010  *    BdI         FTB-5
 6    6   FTB            27.04.2010  *    Al UL       FTB-6
 7    7   FTB            29.04.2010  *    BdI         FTB-7
 8    8   FTB            26.07.2010  *    Al UL       FTB-8
 9    9   FTB            20.09.2010  *    Al UL       FTB-9
10   10   FTB            27.04.2011  *    BdI         FTB-10
11   11   FTB            16.06.2011  *    Al UL       FTB-11
12   12   FTB            17.06.2011  *    Al UL       FTB-12
13   13   FTB            20.10.2011  *    BdI         FTB-13
14   14   FTB            14.03.2012  *    Al UL       FTB-14
15   15   FTB            29.03.2012  *    BdI         FTB-15
16   16   FTB            21.05.2012  *    Al UL       FTB-16
17   17   FTB            29.05.2012  *    Al UL       FTB-17
18   18   FTB            21.06.2012  *    BdI         FTB-18
19   19   FTB            08.08.2012  *    Al UL       FTB-19
20   20   FTB            19.09.2012  *    BdI         FTB-20
21   21   FTB            27.09.2012  *    Al UL       FTB-21
22   22   FTB            31.10.2012  *    Al UL       FTB-22
23   23   FTB            07.11.2012  *    Al UL       FTB-23
24   24   FTB            13.03.2013  *    BdI         FTB-24
25   25   FTB            23.05.2013  *    Al UL       FTB-25
26   26   FTB            08.08.2013  *    Al UL       FTB-26
27   27   FTB            12.03.2014  *    Al UL       FTB-27
28   28   FTB            28.08.2014  *    BdI         FTB-28
29   29   FTB            02.10.2014  *    BdI         FTB-29
30   30   FTB            10.12.2014  *    BdI         FTB-30
31   31   FTB            19.06.2015  *    BdI         FTB-31
32   32   FTB            27.08.2015  *    Al UL       FTB-32
xx   xx   FTB            14.10.2016  *    Al UL       FTB-xx
xx   xx   FTB            09.11.2016  *    BdI         FTB-xx
36   36   FTB            29.11.2016  *    Al UL       FTB-36
xx   xx   FTB            08.06.2017  *    Al UL       FTB-xx
xx   xx   FTB            07.12.2017  *    Al UL       FTB-xx
xx   xx   FTB            11.04.2018  *    Al UL       FTB-xx
xx   xx   FTB            07.11.2018  *    Al UL       FTB-xx
xx   xx   FTB            25.06.2020  *    Al UL       FTB-xx

 
Launch sites:

Al  = Alcantara Space Center (CLA), Brazil Brazil
BdI = Centro de Lancamento da Barreira do Inferno (CLBI), Natal, Rio Grande N, Brazil Brazil


* = suborbital

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