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Experimental research and design planning in the field of liquid-propellant rocket engines conducted between 1934 - 1944 by the followers of F. A. Tsander

L. S. Dushkin

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The development of the following Liquid-Propellant Rocket Engines (LPRE) is reviewed: (1) an alcohol-oxygen single-firing LPRE for use in wingless and winged rockets, (2) a similar multifiring LPRE for use in rocket gliders, (3) a combined solid-liquid propellant rocket engine, and (4) an aircraft LPRE operating on nitric acid and kerosene.

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Key concepts: Propellant, Rocket propellant, Aerospace engineering, Liquid-propellant rocket, Rocket (weapon), Liquid oxygen, Aeronautics, Engineering