A STUDY ON ELECTRICALLY CONTROLLED SOLID PROPELLANTS
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology - Year 0, Vol 4, Issue 10
Abstract
Present Study focuses on the type of solid propellant whose burn process can be controlled electrically. The major disadvantage of solid propellant is once extinguish it can’t be stopped which may lead any mis-happening to a disaster. When such propellant is fitted with electrodes, current & voltage are applied, it ignites and burns continuously until voltage is removed. Further it may be re-ignite accordingly. Conclusivly providing variable, controlled & required thrust.
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Rupesh Aggarwal *
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