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Launch vehicle performance with solid particle feed systems for atomic propellants
Author(s) -
Bryan Palaszewski
Publication year - 1998
Publication title -
36th aiaa/asme/sae/asee joint propulsion conference and exhibit
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.1998-3736
Subject(s) - propellant , liquid hydrogen , materials science , hydrogen , particle (ecology) , boron , solid hydrogen , particle size , chemical engineering , aerospace engineering , chemistry , oceanography , geology , engineering , organic chemistry
An analysis of launch vehicle Gross Liftoff Weight (GLOW) using high energy density atomic propellants with solid particle feed systems was conducted. The analyses covered several propellant combinations, including atoms of aluminum (Al), boron (B). carbon (C), and hydrogen (H) stored in a solid cryogenic particle, with a cryogenic liquid as the carrier fluid. Several different weight percents (wt%) for the liquid carrier were investigated and the gross lift off weight (GLOW) of the vehicles using the solid particle feed systems were compared with a conventional 02/H2 propellant vehicle. The potential benefits and effects of feed systems using solid particles in a liquid cryogenic fluid are discussed.

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