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Preface vii
Overview and History of Hybrid Rocket Propulsion David Altman Allen Holzman 1
Introduction 1
Early History, 1933-1960 5
Typical Fuels and Oxidizers 7
Flight Programs 11
Fundamental Studies 14
Large-Scale Hybrids 19
High Regression Rates 23
Survey of University Work 28
Space Tourism 31
Highlights in Perspective 32
Conclusions 33
Review of Solid-Fuel Regression Rate Behavior in Classical and Nonclassical Hybrid Rocket Motors Martin Chiaverini 37
Nomenclature 37
Introduction 39
Hybrid Motor Characteristics 40
Regression Rate Behavior of Classical Hybrids 49
Regression Rate Behavior in Nonclassical Hybrids 93
Summary 116
Solid-Fuel Pyrolysis Phenomena and Regression Rate, Part 1: Mechanisms Guy Lengelle 127
Nomenclature 127
Introduction 128
Condensed-Phase Behavior 128
Ablation Rate 136
Ablation of Various Solid Fuels 150
Conclusion 163
Solid-Fuel Pyrolysis Phenomena and Regression Rate, Part 2: Measurement Techniques Franck Cauty Daniel Gramer 167
Nomenclature 167
Introduction 168
Ultrasound Measurement Method 169
Real-Time X-Ray Radiography 179
Microwave Technique 182
Plasma Capacitance Gauge 185
Resistance-Based Regression Measurement Technologies 188
Additional Regression Measurement Technologies 196
General Technique for Regression Data Reduction 197
Comparison of Nonintrusive Measurement Methods 200
Conclusions 203
Analytical Models for Hybrid Rockets Joseph Majdalani 207
Nomenclature 207
Introduction 208
Basic Hybrid Model 212
General Headwall Injection 222
CFD Verification 237
Practicality and Significance 241
Summary 242
Vortex Injection Hybrid Rockets Joseph Majdalani 247
Nomenclature 247
Introduction 248
Mathematical Model 250
Inviscid Solution 253
Flowfield Characteristics 260
Viscous Corrections 266
Summary 275
High-Speed Flow Effects in Hybrid Rockets Joseph Majdalani 277
Nomenclature 277
Introduction 278
Mathematical Model 281
Axisymmetric Solution 285
Flowfield Characteristics 289
Solution for Slab Rocket 309
Summary 316
Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling of Hybrid Rocket Flowfields Venkateswaran Sankaran 323
Introduction 323
Physical and Computational Modeling 326
Computational Results 333
Summary 345
Combustion Instability and Transient Behavior in Hybrid Rocket Motors Arif Karabeyoglu 351
Nomenclature 351
Introduction 353
Relevant Transient Events 353
Hybrid Rocket Instabilities 354
Subsystems of Hybrid Rocket Motors 367
Thermal Lags in the Solid 368
Transient Boundary-Layer Combustion 386
Gasdynamics 394
Thermal-Combustion-Gasdynamic (TCG) Coupled System 398
Application of the Theory to ILFIs 400
Conclusions 406
Metals, Energetic Additives, and Special Binders Used in Solid Fuels for Hybrid Rockets G. A. Risha B. J. Evans E. Boyer K. K. Kuo 413
Introduction 413
Metallized Polymeric and Nonpolymeric Solid Fuels 420
Gas Generator and Specialized Solid Fuels 447
Environmental Aspects 448
Summary and Conclusions 450
Hydrogen Peroxide, Hydroxyl Ammonium Nitrate, and Other Storable Oxidizers Stephen Heister 457
Introduction 457
Propellant Performance Comparisons 459
Prior Work Using HP, HAN, and N[subscript 2]O Oxidizers 462
Recent HP/PE Experience 463
Consumable Ignition Device 468
HP/PE Test Results 469
HP/DCPD Experience 477
Conclusions 485
Similarity and Scaling Effects in Hybrid Rocket Motors Alon Gany 489
Nomenclature 489
Introduction 490
Analysis 492
Model Discussion 497
Theoretical Model Predictions 499
Experimental Research and Validation of Theory 502
Conclusion 509
Large-Scale Hybrid Motor Testing George Story 513
Nomenclature 513
Introduction 513
Background: Why Hybrids? 514
High-Energy Hybrid Space Engines 515
AMROC Experience 516
Hybrid Propulsion Demonstration Program 250,000-Pounds Force Hybrid Motor 523
Scaled Composites SpaceShipOne 545
Lockheed Martin/Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Falcon Testing 547
Lockheed Martin's Planned Fuel Expulsion 548
Conclusions 549
Flight Testing of Hybrid-Powered Vehicles George Story Joe Arves 553
Introduction 553
Background 553
Lockheed Martin HYSR Project 561
Fredericksburg Launches 569
Scaled Composites: SpaceShipOne 570
Recent Developments 573
Hybrid Strapon Concepts 579
Conclusions 587
Challenges of Hybrid Rocket Propulsion in the 21st Century Kenneth K. Kuo Martin Chiaverini 593
Nomenclature 593
Introduction 594
Major Challenges in Hybrid Rocket Propulsion 606
Future Applications of Hybrid-Propulsion Systems 632
Summary and Conclusions 632
Recommendations for Future Research and Development 633
Index 639
Supporting Materials 649
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