NASA NTRS ยท 19920000763
Fluidized-Solid-Fuel Injection Process
Abstract
Report proposes development of rocket engines burning small grains of solid fuel entrained in gas streams. Main technical discussion in report divided into three parts: established fluidization technology; variety of rockets and rocket engines used by nations around the world; and rocket-engine equation. Discusses significance of specific impulse and ratio between initial and final masses of rocket. Concludes by stating three important reasons to proceed with new development: proposed engines safer; fluidized-solid-fuel injection process increases variety of solid-fuel formulations used; and development of fluidized-solid-fuel injection process provides base of engineering knowledge.
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Taylor, William. 1992-12-01. Fluidized-Solid-Fuel Injection Process. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920000763
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