There have been impressive achievements in the last few years in the technologies associated with turboramjets and other combined cycle engines. These technologies, including their thermal management and integration with the vehicle, are the principal concerns of this volume. Drawing on the expertise of international engineers and researchers in the field of high-speed vehicle propulsion systems, these articles, written by experts from the United States, Russia, Germany, Japan, Belgium, and Israel, highlight developments in the industry.
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Let the contents decide if it's right for you:Contents: Introduction Optimal Aerodynamic Shapes of a Hypersonic Vehicle with an Airbreathing Engine The Low Speed Operation of an Integrated Rocket-Ram-Scramjet for a Transatmospheric Accelerator Variable Cycle Engine Development at General Electric 1955-1995 Turboramjets and Installation (with Postscript) Turboramjets: Theoretical and Experimental Research at Central Institute of Aviation Motors Development Study on Air Turboramjet (with Postscript) In-Flight Oxidizer Collection Systems for Airbreathing Space Boosters Air Collection Systems (with Postscript) Pulse Detonation Engine Theory and Concepts (with Postscript) Analysis of the Pulse Detonation Wave Engine High Speed Flight Thermal Management Energy Management and Vehicle Synthesis
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hypersonic area rule, ramjet part, oxygen extraction coefficient, industrial capability index, outer bypass duct, true thermodynamic efficiency, cowl lip plane, oxidizer collection, aft turbojet, base burning zone, exit oil temperature, valve throttling position, variable cycle engine concepts, ram duct, turboramjet engine, unstart condition, oxygen collection, pressure recovery factor, detonation chamber, endothermic fuels, stream tube passing, thermal throat, air turboramjet, detonation cycle, intake air cooler Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Air Force, General Electric, New York, International Symposium, Project Squid Conference, Princeton University, Time Period Fig, Point Design Vehicle, Acta Astronautics, Combustion Inst, Air Breathing Engines, Applied Physics Lab, Dry Thrust Fig, General Dynamics, Johns Hopkins Univ, United States, Dynamics of Explosions, Final Report, Fizika Goreniya, German Hypersonics Technology Programme, High-Speed Flight Propulsion Systems, Langley Research Center, Propulsion Meeting, San Diego, Surface Design Temperature New!
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