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An overview of in-flight plume diagnostics for rocket engines
Author(s) -
G. MADZSAR,
Randall Bickford,
D. K. Duncan
Publication year - 1992
Publication title -
28th joint propulsion conference and exhibit
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.1992-3785
Subject(s) - aerospace engineering , rocket (weapon) , aeronautics , plume , environmental science , computer science , astrobiology , engineering , meteorology , physics
An overview and progress report of the work performed or sponsored by LeRC toward the development of in-flight plume spectroscopy technology for health and performance monitoring of liquid propellant rocket engines are presented. The primary objective of this effort is to develop technology that can be utilized on any flight engine. This technology will be validated by a hardware demonstration of a system capable of being retrofitted onto the Space Shuttle Main Engines for spectroscopic measurements during flight. The philosophy on system definition and status on the development of instrumentation, optics, and signal processing with respect to implementation on a flight engine are discussed.

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