A Porous Plug Burner Technique for the Study of Composite Solid Propellant Deflagration on a Fundamental Level and Its Application to Hybrid Rocket Propulsion

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A Porous Plug Burner Technique for the Study of Composite Solid Propellant Deflagration on a Fundamental Level and Its Application to Hybrid Rocket Propulsion

Glassman, Irvin / Green, Jr. Leon / Wolfhard, Hans G.

This volume undoubtedly contains one of the largest and most interesting collections of recent papers on metal and hybrid combustion. Most were presented at the AIAA Heterogeneous Combustion Conference in December 1963. In the initial section of the book are some of the first published works on the analytical determination of metal burning rates, the various flame mechanisms of aluminum and magnesium, the combustion of aluminum in carbon dioxide atmospheres, and the ignition temperature of beryllium. Papers deal with the oxidation and flame studies with diborane and its alkyl derivatives and reaction studies between boron and nitrogen compounds. Papers in the third section deal with some aspects of the over-all hybrid combustion process.

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Title :

A Porous Plug Burner Technique for the Study of Composite Solid Propellant Deflagration on a Fundamental Level and Its Application to Hybrid Rocket Propulsion

Contributors:

Glassman, Irvin (author) / Green, Jr. Leon (author) / Wolfhard, Hans G. (author)

Published in:

Heterogeneous Combustion ; 583-608

Publication date :

1964-01-01

Size :

26 pages

ISBN :

9781600864896 , 9781563478642 , 9781600862700

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.2514/5.9781600864896.0583.0608