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Performance Characteristics of the Supersonic Nozzle of a 10N Class Pulsed Microthruster employed for Satellite Orbital Corrections

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Title Performance Characteristics of the Supersonic Nozzle of a 10N Class Pulsed Microthruster employed for Satellite Orbital Corrections
 
Creator Vijaya Sankaran, K
Uthaya Sankara Athith, G
Shambhoo, Shambhoo
Janaki Rami Reddy, M
S.Raghukumar, H S
Rajashekar, C
Haran , A P
Isaac, J J
 
Subject Aircraft Propulsion and Power
 
Description Miniature satellites currently employ hydrazine monopropellant microthrusters for onboard propulsion systems for altitude and attitude corrections. Efforts are now underway to replace this toxic hydrazine with the green monopropellant blended-Hydroxyl Ammonium Nitrate (HAN). The performance characteristics of the supersonic nozzle of a 10N class HAN-based monopropellant microthruster have been numerically investigated, so as to arrive at a design methodology for such micronozzles.
 
Date 2016-08-10
 
Type Conference or Workshop Item
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://nal-ir.nal.res.in/12533/1/Performance_Characteristics_of_the_Supersonic_Nozzle_of_a_10N_Class_Pulsed_Microthruster_employed_for_Satellite_Orbital_Corrections.pdf
Vijaya Sankaran, K and Uthaya Sankara Athith, G and Shambhoo, Shambhoo and Janaki Rami Reddy, M and S.Raghukumar, H S and Rajashekar, C and Haran , A P and Isaac, J J (2016) Performance Characteristics of the Supersonic Nozzle of a 10N Class Pulsed Microthruster employed for Satellite Orbital Corrections. In: 18th CFD Annual Symposium,NAL Bangalore, 10 -11 August 2016, Bangalore.
 
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