Aerospace Engines A to Z
Aerospace Engines A to Z

Updated: 20-Feb-2019

This company is the most important factory of propellers and "governors" (speed controller) in North America. It is a Division of "United Technologies Corp." in Connecticutt, and builds auxiliary turbine engines like the ST6L-73 with 720 hp power output and 386 lbs/min of air conditioning output for cabin. It is installed, for example, on the Tristar L-1011. (See Hamilton Sundstrand)

Hamilton ST6L
“ST6L”

From Appendix 6: The rocket-engine construction by this brand is generally unknown. As it is focused on propellers and auxiliary groups.

Thruster for the Centaur Shuttle
“Thruster for the Centaur Shuttle”

-The rocket engine shown in the picture above was a development from other rocket engines, installed on the Atlas and Titan, and was intended for the canceled Centaur Shuttle project.

Engines of HAMILTON STANDARD

Model: ST6L

Arquitecture:
Compressor/s:
Combustion chambers:
Turbines:
Power / Thrust: 750SHP / ---
Weight:

Other details:

Auxiliary turbine.

Hamillton Standard, ST6L

"Hamillton Standard, ST6L"

Model: Thrusters

Arquitecture:
Chambers:
Fuels:
Feed System:
Ignition:
Thrust:
Weight:

Other details:
Hamilton Standard, thruster for the Centaur shuttle

"Hamilton Standard, thruster for the Centaur shuttle"