China News Service, Beijing, January 14 (Guo Chaokai) According to the news from the China Manned Space Engineering Office on the 14th, recently, the China Space Station Tianhe core module, the Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft, and the space application system core module have successfully passed the manned missions. Factory review organized by the aerospace engineering authority.
According to the space station construction mission plan, China will continue to implement 11 missions this year and next, including 3 space station section launches, 4 cargo spacecraft and 4 manned spacecraft launches. The space station will be completed in orbit by 2022 to realize China’s spacecraft. The mission goal of the third step of the development strategy of the Human Aerospace Engineering three-step development strategy
The main systems of the China Space Station Tianhe core module, Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft, and space application system core module tasks have completed the factory review, marking that the construction of the space station is about to enter the task implementation stage.
At present, the Tianhe core cabin and the Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft have completed various development, production and testing tasks. The technical status and quality of the development process are controlled, the interfaces between the systems are matched and coordinated, the risk identification and control measures are effective, and the performance of various functions Meet the overall requirements of the project.
The core module mission products of the space application system have completed the proper development, the technical status is controlled, the interfaces between the systems are coordinated, and the scientific experiment ground research and matching test are smooth.
The review committee carefully reviewed the task development summary report of the two-type aircraft and the core module of the space application system, and agreed that the products should leave the factory.
Zhou Jianping, chief designer of China's manned space engineering, Hao Chun, director of China's manned space engineering office, representatives of relevant leaders and agencies of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and representatives of related systems attended the review meeting.
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