Launch & Propulsion
SRB
Solid Rocket Booster
Solid Rocket Booster (SRB) — A rocket motor using solid propellant that cannot be throttled or shut down once ignited. Used for initial thrust on Space Shuttle, SLS, and Ariane rockets.
Frequently asked about SRB
- What does SRB mean in the space industry?
- Solid Rocket Booster: A rocket motor using solid propellant that cannot be throttled or shut down once ignited. Used for initial thrust on Space Shuttle, SLS, and Ariane rockets.
- What does SRB stand for?
- SRB stands for Solid Rocket Booster.
- What category of space terminology does SRB belong to?
- SRB is part of the Launch & Propulsion category in space industry terminology.