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Recent advances in hypergolic ionic liquids with broad potential for propellant applications
As a promising choice of new-generation green propellant fuels, hypergolic ionic liquids (HILs) have attracted a great deal of interest in recent ten years, illustrated by their applications in the field of space science and exploring outer space.
Yunhe Jin +6 more
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The Role of Thrusters in Space Systems [PDF]
Spacecrafts, such as artificial satellites and space probes have small rockets called thrusters for orbital maneuvering, and satellite attitude control. These thrusters produce thrust by exhausting gases from their nozzles.
Sajjad Hosseinzadeh alqoo +1 more
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Evaluating New Liquid Storable Bipropellants: Safety and Performance Assessments
Conventional storable bipropellants make use of hydrazine and its derivatives as fuels and nitrogen tetroxide as an oxidizer. In recent years, the toxicity character of these chemicals pushed the propulsion community towards “green” alternatives. Several
Stefania Carlotti, Filippo Maggi
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Successful development of HAN based green propellant
Research and development of Hydroxyl Ammonium Nitrate based liquid propellant; SHP-163 is reviewed. Starting from the composition selection of the propellant to the development of 1 N thruster of Green Propellant Reaction Control System (GPRCS) project and the successful demonstration test in space is summarized.
Toshiyuki Katsumi, Keiichi Hori
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Reactor Structure for the Decomposition of ADN-Based Monopropellant
Ammonia dinitramide (ADN)-based liquid monopropellants are considered to be environmentally friendly alternatives to the toxic and carcinogenic hydrazine-based propellants. Hence, Space Solutions Co., Ltd.
Wonjae Yoon +2 more
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This paper discusses the potential use of hydrogen peroxide as oxidizer for solid rocket propulsion. While hydrogen peroxide is a liquid in normal conditions, it may be used in solid rocket motor grains.
Wioleta Kopacz +5 more
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Composite propellants used in solid-fuel rockets commonly consists of an oxidizer, the most used being ammonium perchlorate, fuels such as powdered aluminum, compounds that control the burn rate (catalysts or inhibitors), and various other additives [...]
Sorin-Viorel Dolana +8 more
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Recently, an emerging category green of energetic material ammonium dinitramide (ADN) has exhibited promising application in propellants due to its outstanding merits in energy release and environmental friendliness.
Dun-ju Wang +6 more
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Burn rate of a novel boron-AN-water green solid propellant
A novel composition of green solid rocket propellant has been suggested and examined. Boron powder was chosen to serve as fuel, for its very high energetic potential, which exceeds that of other common metals, as well as that of fossil fuels.
Adi Zamostianu, Yinon Yavor
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Ammonium dinitramide [NH4N(NO2)2, ADN] is considered as a possible replacement for ammonium perchlorate (AP) in nearly all kind of solid rocket propulsions in the coming future. The reason to use ADN instead of AP in solid rocket propulsion is because of
Pratim Kumar
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