1. Beijing Tianbing Technology Co., Ltd.
Tianlong 3: Take-off thrust is 770 tons and can be reused 10 times. The first sub-stage is equipped with nine Tianhuo-12 (TH-12) liquid oxygen and kerosene engines, and the second sub-stage is equipped with one vacuum version of Tianhuo-12 (TH-12V) liquid oxygen and kerosene engine. The Tianhuo-12 engine has a vacuum thrust of 1350 kN and a sea level thrust of 1090 kN. It is expected to be launched in the second half of 2024, and the first arrow will not be recovered.
2. Blue Arrow Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd.
Zhuque-3: With a take-off thrust of 900 tons, the first stage uses 9 TQ-12B engines, and the second stage is equipped with 1 TQ-15B vacuum version engine. The TQ-12 is an 80-ton improved liquid oxygen methane engine with a sea level thrust of 720 kN, and the TQ-15 vacuum thrust is 836 kN. The first flight is expected to be in 2025.
3. Beijing Interstellar Glory Space Technology Co., Ltd.
Hyperbolic 3: The first sub-stage is equipped with 9 Focus-2 (JD-2) 85-ton liquid oxygen methane engines. The first sub-stage can be reused no less than 20 times. The second sub-stage is equipped with 1 Focus-2 (JD-2) vacuum version engine. The vacuum thrust of Focus 2 is 105t and the sea level thrust is 85t. It is expected to make its first flight in the second half of 2025.
4. Galaxy Power (Beijing) Space Technology Co., Ltd.
Pallas 1: The first stage uses seven CQ-50 (CQ-50) liquid oxygen and kerosene engines, with a total sea level thrust of 350 t, and the second stage uses one vacuum version of the CQ-50 (CQ-50V) liquid oxygen and kerosene engine, with a vacuum thrust of 60 t. The third stage uses a 5000 N or a 2500 N normal temperature liquid engine. The “King Qiong” liquid oxygen/kerosene engine has a rated thrust of 40 tons at sea level, a maximum thrust of 50 tons at sea level, and a minimum thrust of 10 tons at sea level (variable thrust ratio 4:1). Reusable 50 times. It is expected to be launched in November 2024, and the first arrow will not be recovered.
5. Oriental Space (Shandong) Technology Co., Ltd.
Gravity 2: The take-off thrust is 990t. The first stage can be recycled and reused. It uses 9 Force-85 liquid oxygen kerosene engines. The second stage uses 1 Force-85 vacuum version liquid oxygen kerosene engine. The Force-85 engine has a sea level thrust of 85t, a vacuum thrust of 95t, and a thrust adjustment capability of 50%-110%. The first flight is expected to be in 2026.
6. Beijing Zhongke Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd.
Lijian 2: With a take-off thrust of 766 tons, it is bundled with two universal core-level modules (CBC configuration). The universal core-level module is equipped with three 85-ton liquid oxygen and kerosene engines YF-102, and the second sub-stage is equipped with a vacuum version of the liquid oxygen and kerosene engine YF-102V. It is planned to be launched in August 2025 and will not be recovered. The first recycling is expected to be achieved in 2028.
7. Beijing Jianyuan Technology Co., Ltd.
Yuanxingzhe 1: The first sub-stage is equipped with 9 Longyun (LY-70) liquid oxygen methane engines. A single Longyun engine has a thrust of 70 tons at sea level, and a single arrow can be reused 20 times. It is expected to make its first flight in 2025. It will be recovered immediately after the first flight, using sea splash recovery.
8. Jiangsu Deep Blue Aerospace Co., Ltd.
Nebula 1: The first sub-stage is equipped with nine “Thunder-R1” 20-ton liquid oxygen and kerosene engines, and the second sub-stage is equipped with one “Thunder-R1” 20-ton liquid oxygen and kerosene engine. It is expected to be launched at the end of 2024.
