DESIGN, FABRICATION, AND TESTING OF A CESIUM ION ROCKET ENGINE - PHASE II.
Design, fabrication, and testing of a cesium ion rocket engine - phase ii
Engineering topics
Explore propulsion reports from NASA NTRS and DOE OSTI. Search rocket engines, electric propulsion and thrusters; verify designs and performance in the source documents.
Design, fabrication, and testing of a cesium ion rocket engine - phase ii
Design, fabrication, and testing of a cesium ion rocket engine
Experimental performance of an ion rocket engine using a porous-tungsten emitter
Examination of possible space applications of nuclear rockets, considering only solid-core reactors
Evaluation of a cesium-ion rocket engine employing a large porous tungsten ionizer
Design, fabrication, life testing, and supporting research of cesium contact ion rocket engine
Advanced propulsion systems for unmanned spacecraft making simple pressure-fed systems, using storable propellants, thrust chambers and flexible propellant barriers
Interfaces between Algol ID Mod 2 propulsion system and Little Joe II launch vehicle, with equipment specifications
Topping and bleed turbopump unit for hydrogen propelled nuclear rocket
Liquid hydrogen flow system startup of full scale simulated nuclear rocket engine
Applications of exhaust diffusers for chemical propellant rocket engine testing
POODLE low thrust radioactive propulsion technology, discussing operation, mission application, tests, capsule and thrustor performance
Liquid propellant utilization for sounding rockets
Nuclear rocket engine design for near-optimum vehicle performance for mission capability
Nuclear power and propulsion systems for space applications, discussing present and future technologies
MIRA 150A variable thrust rocket engine applied to manned lunar exploration flying systems
The purpose of the AF-M315E COMPASS study is to identify near-term (3-5 years) and long term (5 years +) opportunities for infusion, specifically the thruster and associated component technologies being developed as part of the GPIM project. Develop design reference missions which show the advantages of the AF-M315E green propulsion system. Utilize a combination of past COMPASS designs and selected new designs to demonstrate AF-M315E advantages. Use the COMPASS process to show the puts and takes of using AF-M315E at the integrated system level.