Zenit-3SL

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Zenit-3SL
Function Carrier rocket
Manufacturer Yuzhmash (Zenit)
RKK Energia (Block-DM)
Boeing (fairing)
Country of origin Ukraine
Size
Height59.6 metres (196 ft)
Diameter3.9 metres (13 ft)
Mass462,200 kilograms (1,019,000 lb)
StagesThree
Capacity
Payload to GTO
Mass6,160 kilograms (13,580 lb) [1]
Associated rockets
Family Zenit
Derivative work Zenit-3SLB
Launch history
StatusRetired
Launch sites Ocean Odyssey
Total launches36
Success(es)32
Failure(s)3
Partial failure(s)1
First flight28 March 1999 (test flight)
Last flight26 May 2014 (Eutelsat 3B)
First stage
Powered by1 RD-171
Maximum thrust8,180 kilonewtons (1,840,000 lbf)
Specific impulse 337 sec
Burn time150 seconds
Propellant RP-1/LOX