PSLV-C28 will be the ninth flight of PSLV in XLconfiguration.

It covers a triangular deck christened Multiple Satellite Adapter-Version 2 and a circular sort of L-adapter.

They are meant to specially fulfill the need for high temporal resolution and spatial resolution optical Earth surveillance.

ISRO is all set for its heaviest ever payload for SSTL, UK, with PSLV-C28 to boost on July 10

This is the heaviest payload for a commercial launch.

The Strap-on 3.4 Ignition will be given at 0.62 seconds after launch.

The third stage separation will at 8 minutes and the fourth stage will follow within seconds.

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All the three DMC3 satellites will separate at 653.09 km altitude with a velocity of 7532.16 metres per second.

source: www.techworm.net