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A Six-Part Survey: Rocket Heat-Transfer Literature

Thomas F. Irvine, R. W. Graham, Gerald Morrell, R. D. Turnacliff, J. H. Robinson, K. G. Englar, R. G. Deissler, D. R. Bartz, H. N. McManus, Erich E. Soehngen

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Abstract

The survey has been divided into the following parts: Rocket-Engine Heat Sources; Rocket Cooling Techniques; Nozzle Wall Materials; Variable Fluid-Property Effects; Predictions of Thermal Properties; Flow Separation and Acoustic Effects.

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The survey has been divided into the following parts: Rocket-Engine Heat Sources; Rocket Cooling Techniques; Nozzle Wall Materials; Variable Fluid-Property Effects; Predictions of Thermal Properties; Flow Separation and Acoustic Effects.

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The survey has been divided into the following parts: Rocket-Engine Heat Sources; Rocket Cooling Techniques; Nozzle Wall Materials; Variable Fluid-Property Effects; Predictions of Thermal Properties; Flow Separation and Acoustic Effects.

Key concepts: Rocket engine nozzle, Rocket engine, Rocket (weapon), Liquid-propellant rocket, Nozzle, Heat transfer, Aerospace engineering, Mechanics

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