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One Dimensional Internal Ballistics Simulation of Solid Rocket Motor

S. Gh. Moshir Stekhareh, A R Mostofizadeh, Nematollah Fouladi, A. Soleyman

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The internal ballistics analysis of solid propellant rocket motors (SRM’s) describe the internal flow through the core (port) of grain where the input mass is added from the burning surface of the solid propellant. In design and development procedure of SRM’s, the improvement of internal ballistics prediction capabilities will lead to improvement of SRM’s reliability and reduction in the design and development costs, which are related to experimental activities and static firing tests.

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The internal ballistics analysis of solid propellant rocket motors (SRM’s) describe the internal flow through the core (port) of grain where the input mass is added from the burning surface of the solid propellant. In design and development procedure of SRM’s, the improvement of internal ballistics prediction capabilities will lead to improvement of SRM’s reliability and reduction in the design and development costs, which are related to experimental activities and static firing tests.

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The internal ballistics analysis of solid propellant rocket motors (SRM’s) describe the internal flow through the core (port) of grain where the input mass is added from the burning surface of the solid propellant. In design and development procedure of SRM’s, the improvement of internal ballistics prediction capabilities will lead to improvement of SRM’s reliability and reduction in the design and development costs, which are related to experimental activities and static firing tests.

Key concepts: Internal ballistics, Propellant, Solid-fuel rocket, Ballistics, Internal flow, Aerospace engineering, Rocket (weapon), Engineering

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