Angara-A5/Persey - Yenisei-A1 - Vostochniy - 2025

Angara-A5/Persey - Yenisei-A1 - Vostochniy - 2025 by Stan Black on 25 Nov, 2013 07:53
Payload: Yenisei-A1
Rocket: Proton-M 8К82КМ or Angara-A5 as option
Upper stage: not decided
Fairing: 14С75

State Centre for Space Research and Production, in the name of M.V. Khrunichev
Государственный космический научно-производственный центр имени М.В. Хруничева

Proton-M

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Ракета-носитель «Протон-М» (8К82КМ-0000-0ТУ-У)
1 436 500 000 Russian ruble
Contract date: 15th May 2012
Contract number: 100-1192/12
Contractual period: April 2012 to 25th November 2014
Delivery: November 2014
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Joint Stock Company «Information Satellite Systems» in the name of Academician M.F. Reshetnev
Открытое акционерное общество «Информационные спутниковые системы» имени академика М.Ф. Решетнёва

Yenisei-A1

Platform: Ekspress-4000
Service life: 15 years

1 799 500 000 Russian ruble
Contract date: 18th September 2012
Contract number: 307-5025/12
Contractual period: August 2012 to 25 November 2015
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#1 by baldusi on 25 Nov, 2013 15:22
This is a GSO mission or will use SEP for final insertion?
#2 by Stan Black on 25 Nov, 2013 17:19
Quote from: baldusi on 25 Nov, 2013 15:22
This is a GSO mission or will use SEP for final insertion?

To GTO then electric, see attached document

http://www.zakupki.gov.ru/pgz/public/action/orders/info/order_document_list_info/show?notificationId=3885317
#3 by Stan Black on 18 Jan, 2015 07:47
Yenisei-A1 is to be based on the Express-4000 platform/bus.
http://www.zakupki.gov.ru/epz/contract/contractCard/document-info.html?reestrNumber=0173100007012000295
#4 by Stan Black on 14 Apr, 2017 15:35
Sounds like this is part of something called ССКМС (SSKMS)?
#5 by Stan Black on 24 Jun, 2017 14:35
Maybe this is still going to fly, as a precursor to SSKMS?
http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=32423.msg1694065#msg1694065
#6 by russianhalo117 on 24 Jun, 2017 14:43
Quote from: Stan Black on 24 Jun, 2017 14:35
Maybe this is still going to fly, as a precursor to SSKMS?
http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=32423.msg1694065#msg1694065
Yenisey-A2 is being built as a ground spare but no plans to launch it.
#7 by Stan Black on 06 Jan, 2018 17:11
Quote from: Stan Black on 14 Apr, 2017 15:35
Sounds like this is part of something called ССКМС (SSKMS)?

Two Yenisey-A1 were in the works, but a third was required. They are to be complemented with Ellips satellites. Only two Ellips were in the works, but four were required. Planned launch dates for the Yenisey-A1 was December 2018 and December 2020, whilst for Ellips it was December 2019 and December 2021.
http://russianspacesystems.ru/bussines/cosmostroy/bortovaya-apparatura/

It sounds like it is all on hold at the moment.
http://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=32423.msg1692824#msg1692824

Also looks like an alternative is being planned?
http://minsvyaz.ru/uploaded/files/protokol-16-36.pdf
http://media.rspp.ru/document/1/d/d/dd5cde508015b4a7f6b2c31a01e7680a.pdf
#8 by Stan Black on 12 Jan, 2018 12:21
Yenisey-A1 will be able to look at itself?
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Necessity of visual inspection of the spacecraft state…
http://www.journal-niss.ru/journal/archive/18/paper7.pdf
#9 by russianhalo117 on 12 Jan, 2018 16:28
Quote from: Stan Black on 12 Jan, 2018 12:21
Yenisey-A1 will be able to look at itself?
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Necessity of visual inspection of the spacecraft state…
http://www.journal-niss.ru/journal/archive/18/paper7.pdf
engineering cameras except maybe on deployable booms compared to fixed position??
#10 by zubenelgenubi on 08 Sep, 2019 03:58
Update from the thread Plan of Russian Space Launches (part 2):

Launch scheduled for TBD 2025 on an Angara-A5/Persey from Vostochniy.