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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Mikhail Yangel: The Father of Yuzhnoye -- 1.1. Mikhail Kuzmich Yangel -- 1.2. The Dnepropetrovsk Plant -- 1.3. The Dnepropetrovsk Design Bureau -- 1.4. Overview of 50 years of activity -- 1.5. Decorations awarded to OKB-586/Yuzhnoye -- Chapter 2 Subcontractors -- 2.1. The Council of Designers -- 2.2. Serial production plants -- 2.2.1. "Polyot" Plant No. 166 in Omsk -- 2.2.2. "Lenin" Plant No. 172 in Motovilikhinsk near Perm -- 2.2.3. "KrasMash" Plant No. 1,001 in Krasnoyarsk -- 2.3. Ukrainian companies -- 2.3.1. "Kommunar" Plant No. 897 in Kharkov -- 2.3.2. "Monolit" Plant No. 285 in Kharkov -- 2.3.3. "Electropribor" OKB-692 in Kharkov -- 2.3.4. "ElektroApparat" Plant No. 157 in Kharkov -- 2.3.5. Plant No. 679, "Kievskyi Radio Zavod" (KRZ) -- 2.3.6. The KievPribor (KPZ) Plant -- 2.3.7. The Chernigov Radio Instrumentation Plant (CheZaRa) -- 2.3.8. The NII of Radio Engineering Measurements (NIIRI) in Kharkov (subsidiary of the NII of IT in Podlipki) -- 2.3.9. The Institute of Instrumentation Technology (NITIP) in Kharkov -- 2.3.10. "S.P. Korolev" Radiopribor Plant in Kiev -- 2.3.11. "V.I. Lenin" Arsenal Plant No. 784 in Kiev -- 2.3.12. NII Kvant in Kiev -- 2.3.13. "G.I. Petrovskyi" Automation Plant (KZA) in Kiev -- 2.3.14. The Institute of Machine-Building Technology (UNIITM) of Ukraine in Dnepropetrovsk -- 2.3.15. The TsKB for Valve Building (TsKBA) in Kiev -- 2.3.16. The Novo-Kramatorsk Machine-Building Plant (NKMZ) of the Ministry of Heavy Machine Building -- 2.3.17. The Zhdanov Heavy Machine Building Plant (JZTM) -- 2.3.18. The Aviation Institutes of Ukraine -- 2.3.19. The Faculty of Physics and Technology (FTF) of the University of Dnepropetrovsk (DGU) -- 2.4. The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
2.4.1. The "Paton" Electric Welding Institute in Kiev -- 2.4.2. The "S.P. Timoshenko" Institute of Mechanics in Kiev -- 2.4.3. The Institute of Technical Mechanics in Dnipropetrovsk -- 2.4.4. The Institute of Strength Problems in Kiev -- 2.4.5. Institute for Low-Temperature Physics and Engineering (FTINT) in Kharkov -- 2.4.6. The Main Astronomical Observatory in Kiev -- 2.4.7. The Crimean Astrophysical Observatory (KrAO) -- 2.4.8. The Institute of Radio Astronomy in Kharkov -- 2.4.9. The Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics in Kiev -- 2.4.10. The Space Research Institute in Kiev -- Chapter 3 R-12: The First Missile with a Range of 2,000 km -- 3.1. Development -- 3.2. Production -- 3.3. Operation -- 3.4. The space launcher -- Chapter 4 R-14: The First Missile with a Range of 4,000 km -- 4.1. Development -- 4.2. Deployment -- 4.3. The space launcher -- 4.4. Marketing -- 4.5. Summary -- Chapter 5 R-15, R-16, R-22, R-24, R-26 and R-36: Missiles and Launchers -- 5.1. The R-15 naval rocket of the D-3 system -- 5.2. The 8K64/R-16 intercontinental missile -- 5.3. The R-22 project -- 5.4. The R-24 project, an improved R-11M -- 5.5. The 8K66/R-26 project -- 5.6. 8K67/R-36: ICBM and launcher -- 5.7. The 11K69 Tsiklon-2 launcher -- 5.8. The 11K68 Tsiklon-3 launcher -- 5.9. Marketing -- 5.10. Yuzhnoye and Brazil: Tsiklon-4 from Alcantara -- Chapter 6 R-37, R-38, R-46, R-56 and Block-E: Missiles and Lunar Module -- 6.1. The R-37 and R-38 projects -- 6.2. The R-46 project -- 6.3. The RK-100 and R-56/8K68 projects -- 6.4. Block-E of the LK lunar module -- Chapter 7 R-36M, MR-UR-100, R-36M2 and Dnipro: Missiles and Kosmotras -- 7.1. R-36M/15A14/RS-20A and R-36UTTKh/15A18/RS-20B -- 7.2. MR-UR-100/15A15 and MR-UR-100UTTKh/15A16 -- 7.3. R-36M2/15A18M/RS-20V -- 7.4. The Yangel Zone in Baikonur -- 7.5. The Dnipro launcher from Kosmotras.
Chapter 8 Zenit-2, Sea Launch and Land Launch -- 8.1. The 11K77/Zenit-2 and 11K25/Energia launchers -- 8.2. The Zenit-3SL Sea Launch launcher -- 8.3. The Zenit-3SLB Land Launch launcher -- 8.4. Feniks, Sunkar, Soyuz-5/Irtysh -- Chapter 9 Solid Propellants -- 9.1. History -- 9.2. The 8K99/RT-20P missile (SS-15 Scrooge) -- 9.3. 15J41/RT-21 and 15J43/RT-22 -- 9.4. The silo-based 15J44/RT-23 and rail-based 15J52/RT-23 (SS-24 Scalpel, RS-22 and 22A) -- 9.5. The 3D65 stage of the R-39 SLBM (Sturgeon SSN-20) -- 9.6. The silo-based 15J60/RT-23U and rail-based 15J61/RT-23U (SS-24 Scalpel, RS-22B and RS-22V) -- 9.7. Unrealized solid-propellant missile projects -- Chapter 10 The Ukrainian Space Program Since 1991 -- 10.1. Independence -- 10.2. The Ukrainian Space Agency -- 10.3. The space industry -- 10.4. Ground-based infrastructure -- 10.5. The space program -- 10.6. Manned flights -- 10.7. Twinning with the European Union -- 10.8. Launch companies -- Appendix -- References -- Index of Names -- Index of Concepts -- EULA.
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The proton launcher : history and developments / / Christian Lardier, Stefan Barensky
