[FPSPACE] NITs RKP anniversary

[Asif Siddiqi]

These LK tests were done at NIK KhSM (Scientific-Research Institute of Chemical and Construction Machines) in Sergeyev-Posad (or more precisely, Remmash). [Challenge to Apollo, p. 910)

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> Charles, Peter:
> 
> Looks it is right. The official history of NIIKhimmash does describe a series of tests of LK propulsion units and engines for N1, but there is no mention of drop or landing tests of the LK itself, therefore it is well possible these tests were conducted elsewhere. Possibly, at aviation industry installations?
> 
> Anatoly Zak
> http://www.russianspaceweb.com
> 
> 
> On 12/19/09 12:28 AM, "Charles Vick" <cpvick at globalsecurity.org> wrote:
> 
>> Anatoly,
>> It is my impression that this facility that peters discusses is an entirely different organization located near Zagorsk (Sergey Posaid (sp)) and NiiKhimmash slightly to the north east of it as I seem to remember that does a lot of payload shroud separation simulations and other kinds of hardware testing for the various organizations within the space and ballistic missile programs. I could be wrong but there is little on it available.
>> cpvick
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