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Energies, 2019
A rotating detonation rocket engine (RDRE) with various convergent nozzles and chamber lengths is investigated. Three hundred hot-fire tests are performed using methane and oxygen ranging from equivalence ratio equaling 0.5–2.5 and total propellant flow ...
J. Bennewitz +5 more
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A rotating detonation rocket engine (RDRE) with various convergent nozzles and chamber lengths is investigated. Three hundred hot-fire tests are performed using methane and oxygen ranging from equivalence ratio equaling 0.5–2.5 and total propellant flow ...
J. Bennewitz +5 more
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Experimental Study of a Hypergolically Ignited Liquid Bipropellant Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine
Journal of Propulsion and Power, 2019A liquid bipropellant rotating detonation rocket engine was successfully test fired. The 6.5-in.-diam engine operates on a mixture of rocket-grade hydrogen peroxide and triglyme.
W. Anderson, S. Heister, C. Hartsfield
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Single-Phase Instability in Non-Premixed Flames Under Liquid Rocket Engine Relevant Conditions
Journal of Propulsion and Power, 2019Under rocket-relevant conditions, real-gas effects and thermodynamic nonidealities are prominent features of the flow field.
C. Traxinger, J. Zips, M. Pfitzner
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Rocket Engine with Continuously Rotating Liquid-Film Detonation
Advances in Pulsed and Continuous Detonation, 2018The possibility of organizing a continuous-detonation combustion of a liquid fuel film in an annular combustor of a detonation liquid-propellant rocket engine has been demonstrated.
S. Frolov +6 more
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PHM by Using Multi-Physics System-Level Modeling and Simulation for EMAs of Liquid Rocket Engine
IEEE Aerospace Conference, 2019The need for condition-based maintenance to improve reusable launch vehicle readiness, reliability and safety, with affordable maintenance cost and quick turnaround time is recognized.
K. Kawatsu
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15th International Electric Propulsion, 1981
A rocket using atomic hydrogen propellant is discussed. An essential feature of the proposed engine is that the atomic hydrogen fuel is used as it is produced, thus eliminating the necessity of storage. The atomic hydrogen flows into a combustion chamber and recombines, producing high velocity molecular hydrogen which flows out an exhaust port ...
K. Flurchick, R. D. Etters
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A rocket using atomic hydrogen propellant is discussed. An essential feature of the proposed engine is that the atomic hydrogen fuel is used as it is produced, thus eliminating the necessity of storage. The atomic hydrogen flows into a combustion chamber and recombines, producing high velocity molecular hydrogen which flows out an exhaust port ...
K. Flurchick, R. D. Etters
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AIAA Journal, 2019
The current work presents an experimental parametric study on tangential, supersonic film cooling in the expansion part of a conical nozzle.
S. Ludescher, H. Olivier
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The current work presents an experimental parametric study on tangential, supersonic film cooling in the expansion part of a conical nozzle.
S. Ludescher, H. Olivier
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Journal of Jet Propulsion, 1954
Theoretically only one type exists; however, due to the selective process of dynamic evolution, four types are known to exist at various rocket establishments. The IDEAL type is the rocket test engineer you see in the movies, ads, and press releases. He is usually clad in protective clothing, wears a face shield, and sometimes sports a supersonic dunce
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Theoretically only one type exists; however, due to the selective process of dynamic evolution, four types are known to exist at various rocket establishments. The IDEAL type is the rocket test engineer you see in the movies, ads, and press releases. He is usually clad in protective clothing, wears a face shield, and sometimes sports a supersonic dunce
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Development of Soviet Rocket Engines [PDF]
Soviet Review, 1962 It is not always easy to find the source of even a big river. It is only conditionally that we accept the spring inside a log cabin in a small peat bog near the village of Volgoverkhovye as the source of the mighty Volga. It is perhaps even more difficult to find, back in the depths of the ages, the source of the thought which has today become one of ...
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Advancing Europe’s Hybrid Rocket Engine Technology withParaffin and LOX
, 2019Hybrid rocket engine technology has been advanced enormously at European universities, research institutions and companies in the last decade. New fuels like paraffin-based mixtures have been developed in order to increase regression rate which enables ...
C. Schmierer +5 more
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