The objective of this program is to study the influence of pertinent system design features and parameters on propellant storability and vehicle performance for a hypothetical LF2/LH2 maneuvering space propulsion system. The approach that will be taken is to: (1) perform theoretical studies on each basic subsystem and use the resulting data to optimize critical parameters for the overall system; (2) design and fabricate a test apparatus for evaluating, in a space simulation chamber, the analytical models; (3) evolve a test plan for this test apparatus; (4) reoptimize of the vehicle design parameters where necessary. (Author)
System Effects on Propellant Storability and Vehicle Performance
1966
95 pages
Report
No indication
English
Rocket Engines & Motors , Liquid propellant rocket engines , Fuel systems , Systems engineering , Aerospace craft , Simulation , Space environments , Control systems , Thermal insulation , Propellant tanks , Liquid rocket fuels , Liquid rocket oxidizers , Oxygen , Fluorine , Nitrogen , Gas generating systems , Design , Mechanical drawings , Performance(Engineering)
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