Performance Analysis of the Solid Rocket Propulsion System Using Solid Modeling and Level Set Method
Kyung Moo Kim, Doo Hee Han, Min Kyum Kim
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Kyung Moo Kim, Doo Hee Han, Min Kyum Kim
Abstract
The performance prediction and grain burn-back analysis of rocket motor are important steps in the designing of a solid propellant rocket motor. The grain burn-back analysis of the solid grain identifies the burning surface area at each burning step in order to predict pressure-time history of the rocket motor. In this study, the shape of propellant grains was conveniently designed based on a solid modeling program of conventional purpose and the internal ballistics analysis was performed using a Matlab code which was developed to analyze the grain burn-back for this shape model. Upon carrying several analyses for rocket motors, it was confirmed that the developed code is suitable and useful.
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The performance prediction and grain burn-back analysis of rocket motor are important steps in the designing of a solid propellant rocket motor. The grain burn-back analysis of the solid grain identifies the burning surface area at each burning step in order to predict pressure-time history of the rocket motor. In this study, the shape of propellant grains was conveniently designed based on a solid modeling program of conventional purpose and the internal ballistics analysis was performed using a Matlab code which was developed to analyze the grain burn-back for this shape model. Upon carrying several analyses for rocket motors, it was confirmed that the developed code is suitable and useful.
Key concepts: Solid-fuel rocket, Propellant, Internal ballistics, Rocket (weapon), Aerospace engineering, MATLAB, Rocket propellant, Solid fuel