NASA NTRS · 20050168079
Liquid Propellant Tracing Impingement Injector
Abstract
An injector for use with the rocket thruster has a plurality of fuel ports separated from a plurality of oxidizer ports. The oxidizer and fuel ports are paired together directing their respective fluids along a path with radial and tangential components so that the two fluids impinge at a predetermined spaced apart distance from the chamber wall of the combustion chamber at an impingement track. By providing the fuel at a steeper angle relative to the chamber walls than the oxidizer, the fuel can be utilized to provide a fuel rich zone near the chamber walls to assist in cooling the chamber walls during operation.
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George D Xenofos, W Neill Myers, Huu Trinh, R Scott Michaels. 2005-03-01. Liquid Propellant Tracing Impingement Injector. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050168079
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