Hall Effect Thruster
An electric Hall effect thruster ionizes xenon propellant using a radial magnetic field and expels ions via electric acceleration for spacecraft station-keeping. It qualifies under HTS 8412.10.00 as a reaction engine producing thrust by reaction mass expulsion, excluding turbojets.
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If imported as complete electric propulsion motor
If primarily functioning as DC motor/generator rather than reaction device, falls under Chapter 85 electrical machinery.
If ion source components only
Separate electrical machines for particle acceleration classify as other electrical apparatus.
If for satellite attitude control systems
Integrated satellite propulsion subsystems may classify as aerospace instruments.
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Bipropellant Liquid Rocket Engine
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