This report discusses the design, analysis, fabrication, testing, and delivery of positive expulsion fuel tank assemblies for the generic ordnance ramjet engine (GORJE). The program was conducted in two phases: Phase I Task I encompassed the design and analysis of a tank assembly satisfying the basic GORJE requirements. This assembly consisted of a 4130 steel tank with a reinforced elastomeric positive expulsion bladder that contains the ramjet fuel and collapses around a central collector pipe that houses the fuel delivery gas generator and flow control valve. Phase I Task II involved the fabrication and test of one ground test tank with a spare collector pipe and six expulsion bladders. This ground test tank was delivered to NWC for testing purposes. Phase II involved the fabrication, checkout, and delivery of four flight test units to NWC for use in the GORJE flight test program. This program was concluded with a detailed manufacturing cost analysis of the tank assembly in quantities up to 2,000 units. (Author)
Generic Ordnance Ramjet Engine (GORJE) Fuel Tank
1976
213 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Jet & Gas Turbine Engines , Manufacturing Processes & Materials Handling , Fuel tanks , Ramjet engines , GORJE , generic Ordnance Ramjet Engines , Expulsion bladders , Pipes , Lugs , Suspension devices , Steel , Structural analysis , Manufacturing , Cost analysis , Computerized simulation , Flight loads , Vibration , Captive tests , Engineering drawings , Containers , Steel 4130 , Jet engine fuels , Design to cost , Low costs
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