CZ-7 (Tianzhou 3) [CCTV]
The vehicle is fueled by Kerosene and LOX and features a 3.35 m core with two YF-100 engines. The stage 2 has the same diameter and uses the same fuels. The vehicle can be augmented by two or four 2.25 m boosters, each also powered by an YF-100 engine. A cryogenic upper stage is also available for high energy orbits.
The basic CZ-7 version with four boosters was initially called CZ-2F/H.
The initial launch site is the new Wenchang Satellite Launch Center in the Hainan province. The maiden flight is planned for the end of 2015 or early 2016.
Version | Strap-On | Stage 1 | Stage 2 |
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CZ-7 | 4 × K-2-1 / YF-100 | K-3-1 / 2 × YF-100 | K-3-2 / YF-115 |
Performance (kg) | LEO | LPEO | SSO | GTO | GEO | MolO | IP |
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CZ-7 | - | - | - | - |
No: Type: Serial Date LS Payload
2 1 CZ-7 Y2 20.04.2017 We LC-201 Tianzhou 1 / SilkRoad-1 01 5 2 CZ-7 Y3 29.05.2021 We LC-201 Tianzhou 2 6 3 CZ-7 Y4 20.09.2021 We LC-201 Tianzhou 3 8 4 CZ-7 Y5 09.05.2022 We LC-201 Tianzhou 4 / Zhixing 3A 10 5 CZ-7 Y6 12.11.2022 We LC-201 Tianzhou 5 / XW 4 12 6 CZ-7 Y7 10.05.2023 We LC-201 Tianzhou 6 / Dalian-1 Lianli Planned: Launch sites: We = Wenchang Space Launch Center (WSLC), Hainan, ChinaF Failure P Partial Failure