NASA NTRS · 20000112963
Fabrication and Testing of Ceramic Matrix Composite Propulsion Components
Abstract
A viewgraph presentation outlines NASA's goals for the Second and Third Generation Reusable Launch Vehicles, placing emphasis on improving safety and decreasing the cost of transporting payloads to orbit. The use of ceramic matrix composite (CMC) technology is discussed. The development of CMC components, such as the Simplex CMC Blisk, cooled CMC nozzle ramps, cooled CMC thrust chambers, and CMC gas generators, are described, including challenges, test results, and likely future developments.
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Effinger, Michael R., Clinton, R. G., Jr., Dennis, Jay, Elam, Sandy, Genge, Gary, Eckel, Andy, Jaskowiak, Martha H., Kiser, J. Douglas, Lang, Jerry. 2000-01-01. Fabrication and Testing of Ceramic Matrix Composite Propulsion Components. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000112963
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