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Heat Transfer Hazards of Liquid Rocket Propellant Explosions

Joseph A. Mansfield

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An extensive experimental program, designated Project PYRO, was conducted in order to improve the definition of the hazards associated with liquid rocket propellant explosions. This report is a summary of the thermal or heat transfer measurements from this program.

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An extensive experimental program, designated Project PYRO, was conducted in order to improve the definition of the hazards associated with liquid rocket propellant explosions. This report is a summary of the thermal or heat transfer measurements from this program.

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An extensive experimental program, designated Project PYRO, was conducted in order to improve the definition of the hazards associated with liquid rocket propellant explosions. This report is a summary of the thermal or heat transfer measurements from this program.

Key concepts: Propellant, Liquid-propellant rocket, Rocket propellant, Rocket (weapon), Heat transfer, Aerospace engineering, Liquid oxygen, Nuclear engineering

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