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Characteristics of liquid rocket propellant explosion phenomena

E. A. Farber

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Professor of Mechanical Engineering, on liquid propellant rocket explosions, has resulted in the publication of five NASA reports and seven technical papers to date in this area.The research is under the sponsorship of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.The seven papers listed below define and discuss the characteristics of liquid rocket propellant explosion phenomena.They are: I: A Mathematical Model for Defining Explosive Yield and Mixing Probabilities of Liquid Propellants, by E. A. Farber.

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Professor of Mechanical Engineering, on liquid propellant rocket explosions, has resulted in the publication of five NASA reports and seven technical papers to date in this area.The research is under the sponsorship of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.The seven papers listed below define and discuss the characteristics of liquid rocket propellant explosion phenomena.They are: I: A Mathematical Model for Defining Explosive Yield and Mixing Probabilities of Liquid Propellants, by E. A. Farber.

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Professor of Mechanical Engineering, on liquid propellant rocket explosions, has resulted in the publication of five NASA reports and seven technical papers to date in this area.The research is under the sponsorship of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.The seven papers listed below define and discuss the characteristics of liquid rocket propellant explosion phenomena.They are: I: A Mathematical Model for Defining Explosive Yield and Mixing Probabilities of Liquid Propellants, by E. A. Farber.

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

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