Propellant transfer

Propellant transfer is the process of moving fuel or other necessary fluids from one container or tank to another, typically in space missions or aerospace applications. This involves connecting transfer lines or hoses between tanks, ensuring proper sealing and safety measures to prevent spills or leaks. Proper control of pressure and flow rate is essential to avoid accidents or system disruptions. This process allows spacecraft to replenish fuel, transfer fuel between tanks for balanced weight distribution, or prepare for different mission phases. Efficient propellant transfer is vital for maintaining spacecraft functionality and mission success.