A resonance-tube igniter for hydrogen-oxygen rocket engines
Resonance-tube igniter for hydrogen-oxygen rocket engines
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Resonance-tube igniter for hydrogen-oxygen rocket engines
M-1 injector baffles, ablative chamber and start system design and development, using subscale testing
Subscale and full scale test firings of M-1 injector to improve combustion efficiency
Concentric tube injection effect on dynamic characteristics of hydrogen-oxygen rocket
Film and transpiration cooled baffles for M-1 engine
Propellant injection velocity effect on screech in 20,000 pound hydrogen-oxygen rocket engine
Non-reusable kinetic energy absorber for application in soft landing of space vehicles
Thrust vector control by secondary injection of fluid into rocket nozzle flow field to separate exhaust flow
A kinetic energy absorbing device uses a series of coaxial, mating cylindrical surfaces. These surfaces have high frictional resistance to relative motion when axial impact forces are applied. The device is designed for safe deceleration of vehicles impacting on landing surfaces.
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Wind tunnel investigations were performed to determine the performance properties of an axial-flow gas turbine-propeller engine II. Windmilling characteristics were determined for a range of altitudes from 5000 to 35,000 feet, true airspeeds from 100 to 273 miles per hour, and propeller blade angles from 4 degrees to 46 degrees.
An investigation was conducted to determine the operational and performance characteristics of the TG-100A gas turbine-propeller engine II. Windmilling characteristics were deterined for a range of altitudes from 5000 to 35,000 feet, true airspeeds from 100 to 273 miles per hour, and propeller blade angles from 4 degrees to 46 degrees.