This document outlines the syllabus for a course on advanced propulsion. The course covers 5 units: 1) ramjet and scramjet propulsion, 2) chemical rocket propulsion and nozzles, 3) solid rocket propulsion, 4) liquid rocket propulsion, and 5) advanced propulsion techniques. Each unit will cover key topics in 9-10 hours, including the operating principles, components, and performance of different propulsion systems as well as combustion processes, nozzle design, and future applications.
This document outlines the syllabus for a course on advanced propulsion. The course covers 5 units: 1) ramjet and scramjet propulsion, 2) chemical rocket propulsion and nozzles, 3) solid rocket propulsion, 4) liquid rocket propulsion, and 5) advanced propulsion techniques. Each unit will cover key topics in 9-10 hours, including the operating principles, components, and performance of different propulsion systems as well as combustion processes, nozzle design, and future applications.
This document outlines the syllabus for a course on advanced propulsion. The course covers 5 units: 1) ramjet and scramjet propulsion, 2) chemical rocket propulsion and nozzles, 3) solid rocket propulsion, 4) liquid rocket propulsion, and 5) advanced propulsion techniques. Each unit will cover key topics in 9-10 hours, including the operating principles, components, and performance of different propulsion systems as well as combustion processes, nozzle design, and future applications.
propulsion – Scramjet engine and its applications for hypersonic vehicles – Problems associated with supersonic combustion - Various types scramjet combustors – Fuel injection schemes in scramjet combustors UNIT II Operating principle of a rocket – INTRODUCTION TO Specific impulse of a rocket – Internal ballistics – Types of igniters CHEMICAL ROCKET – Air augmented rockets – Pulse PROPULSION AND rocket motors - Nozzles - Isentropic flow through nozzles - Convergent NOZZLES nozzles and nozzle choking - Nozzle throat conditions. Effect of back 9 Hours pressure in nozzles- Classification of rocket nozzles UNIT III Selection criteria of solid propellants SOLID ROCKET – Estimation of solid propellant adiabatic flame temperature - PROPULSION Propellant grain design 9 Hours considerations – Erosive burning in solid propellant rockets – Combustion instability – Strand burner and T-burner – Applications and advantages of solid propellant rockets. Selection of liquid propellants – Various feed systems and injectors for liquid propellant rockets -Thrust UNIT IV control and cooling in liquid LIQUID ROCKET propellant rockets and the associated heat transfer problems – PROPULSION Combustion instability in liquid
9 Hours propellant rockets – Peculiar
problems associated with operation of cryogenic engines - Introduction to hybrid rocket propulsion UNIT V Electric rocket propulsion– Types of ADVANCED electric propulsion techniques - Ion PROPULSION propulsion – Nuclear rocket – Future applications of electric TECHNIQUES propulsion systems - Solar sail 8 Hours PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF ENGINES Thank You...