DOE OSTI · 1122190
The primary deliverables are comparisons of experimental and simulated propellant chamber pressure and projectile exit velocity.
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Moss, Willaim C., Anderson, Andrew T., Vignes, Ryan M.. 2011-05-25. AT4-CS Final Update. https://doi.org/10.2172/1122190
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