Research Methods on Component Compatibility of Propellants
Xiao Heming
Abstract
Xiao Heming
Abstract
The compatibility of components in propellants is an important index for evaluating the storage stability and use reliability. The definition, theoretical criteria, experimental and theoretical study methods for the compatibility of propellants are outlined. Methods for measuring and improving the compatibility of multi-components are reviewed emphatically.
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The compatibility of components in propellants is an important index for evaluating the storage stability and use reliability. The definition, theoretical criteria, experimental and theoretical study methods for the compatibility of propellants are outlined. Methods for measuring and improving the compatibility of multi-components are reviewed emphatically.
Key concepts: Compatibility (geochemistry), Propellant, Materials science, Reliability engineering, Computer science, Composite material, Engineering, Aerospace engineering