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PRINCIPLES OF PROPELLANT APPLICATION IN LIQUID-PROPELLANT ROCKETS.

BOBROV,N. N., Voropay,P. I.

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Topics include: arrangement and operation of liquid rockets; cooling; methods of feeding propellants to the combustion chamber; formation of propellant mixture and propellant combustion; heat of combustion and gasification of liquid propellants; liquid propellants; effects of fuel and oxidant properties on propellant quality; promising energy sources for rocket engines.

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Topics include: arrangement and operation of liquid rockets; cooling; methods of feeding propellants to the combustion chamber; formation of propellant mixture and propellant combustion; heat of combustion and gasification of liquid propellants; liquid propellants; effects of fuel and oxidant properties on propellant quality; promising energy sources for rocket engines.

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Topics include: arrangement and operation of liquid rockets; cooling; methods of feeding propellants to the combustion chamber; formation of propellant mixture and propellant combustion; heat of combustion and gasification of liquid propellants; liquid propellants; effects of fuel and oxidant properties on propellant quality; promising energy sources for rocket engines.

Key concepts: Propellant, Liquid-propellant rocket, Rocket propellant, Combustion, Aerospace engineering, Combustion chamber, Materials science, Rocket (weapon)

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