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A simplified model for composite propellant burning rate
G. M. Knott
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M. Q. Brewster
, T. L. Jackson
Mechanical Science and Engineering
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Oxidizer
100%
Simplified Model
100%
Composite Propellant
100%
Propellant Burning Rate
100%
Condensed Phase
66%
Gas Phase
66%
Burning Rate
66%
Peclet number
66%
Eigenvalues
33%
Gas-phase Reactions
33%
Model Composites
33%
Particle Size Effect
33%
Mass Fraction
33%
Fuel Concentration
33%
Thermal Decomposition
33%
Small Interval
33%
Reaction Sequence
33%
Pyrolysis
33%
Reaction Scheme
33%
Streamwise
33%
Chemical Kinetics
33%
Low Activation Energy
33%
Complex Chemicals
33%
Heat Release
33%
Composite Solid
33%
Eigenvalue Problem
33%
High Activation Energy
33%
Propellant
33%
Combustion Model
33%
Diffusion Flame
33%
Asymptotic Analysis
33%
Phase Decomposition
33%
Activation Energy Asymptotics
33%
Composite Solid Propellant
33%
Non-premixed
33%
Energy Gases
33%
Two-phase Reaction
33%
Heterogeneous Fuel
33%
Flame Height
33%
Nitramines
33%
Engineering
Activation Energy
100%
Oxidizer
100%
Gas-Phase
100%
Burning Rate
100%
Eigenvalue
66%
Peclet Number
66%
Streamwise
33%
Energetics
33%
Pyrolysis
33%
Mass Fraction
33%
Driving Force
33%
Fuel Concentration
33%
Size Effect
33%
Heat Release
33%
Reaction Scheme
33%
Reaction Sequence
33%
Diffusion Flame
33%
Phase Reaction
33%
Obtained Expression
33%
Material Science
Activation Energy
100%
Composite Propellant
100%
Composite Material
100%
Solid Propellant
33%