Advanced Chemical Propulsion at NASA Lewis: Metallized and High Energy Density Propellants
Advanced Chemical Propulsion at NASA Lewis: Metallized and High Energy Density Propellants
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Two of the programs at the NASA Lewis Research Center investigating advanced systems for future space missions are the Metallized Propellant Program and the Advanced Concepts Program. Each program includes both experimental and theoretical studies of future propellants and the associated vehicle impacts and significant payload benefits for many types of space transportation. These programs are described.
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Advanced Chemical Propulsion at NASA Lewis: Metallized and High Energy Density Propellants
1991
7 pages
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English
Rocket Propellants , Rocket Engines & Motors , Chemical propulsion , Gelled rocket propellants , High energy propellants , Metal propellants , Nasa programs , Spacecraft propulsion , Upper stage rocket engines , Aluminum , Hydrogen fuels , Launch vehicles , Propellant additives , Propellant combustion , University program , Weight reduction
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