JANNAF (Joint Army-Navy-NASA-Air Force) Propulsion Meeting (1986) Held in New Orleans, Louisiana on 26-28 August 1986. Volume 1.
K. L. Strange, Debra S. Eggleston
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K. L. Strange, Debra S. Eggleston
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Abstract : This volume, the first of five volumes, contains 54 unclassified, unlimited distribution papers that were presented at the 1986 JANNAF Propulsion Meeting. Specific subjects discussed include asbestos-free insulation, production engineering, solar thermal propulsion, stress corrosion of metals, combustion modelling in airbreathing engines and ramjets, chemical analysis of liquid gun propellants, production and processing of gun propellants, rocket motor nozzle structural analysis and instrumentation, electrothermal thrusters, studies of hydrazine compatibility and hazards, and hydrogen/oxygen propellants for space applications. Keywords: Electric propulsion; Liquid propellant rocket engines; Rocket propulsion; Solid rocket propellants; Space propulsion.
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Abstract : This volume, the first of five volumes, contains 54 unclassified, unlimited distribution papers that were presented at the 1986 JANNAF Propulsion Meeting. Specific subjects discussed include asbestos-free insulation, production engineering, solar thermal propulsion, stress corrosion of metals, combustion modelling in airbreathing engines and ramjets, chemical analysis of liquid gun propellants, production and processing of gun propellants, rocket motor nozzle structural analysis and instrumentation, electrothermal thrusters, studies of hydrazine compatibility and hazards, and hydrogen/oxygen propellants for space applications. Keywords: Electric propulsion; Liquid propellant rocket engines; Rocket propulsion; Solid rocket propellants; Space propulsion.
Key concepts: Propellant, Propulsion, Aerospace engineering, Spacecraft propulsion, Aeronautics, Rocket propellant, Liquid hydrogen, Engineering