Initial research on thermal decomposition of 98% concentrated hydrogen peroxide in thruster-like conditions

Mężyk, Łukasz; Gut, Zbigniew; Mohan, K.; Kindracki, Jan; Rarata, Grzegorz

doi:10.1016/j.jestch.2021.08.011

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“…However, based on the present results reported, it is still too early to conclude on the practicality of the research. However, it demonstrates that a stable configuration with good transient start-ups times is indeed achievable [26].…”

Section: Hypergolic Systems With Hydrogen Peroxide Oxidizermentioning

confidence: 93%

“…The research of Mezyk et al, is focused on investigating the possibility of harnessing the thermal decomposition of highly concentrated hydrogen peroxide (98%) utilizing a decomposition process initiated and maintained solely by a temperature source for low thrust propulsion system applications [26]. This early study of the authors investigates the influence of the initial temperature of the heater, power input condition and chamber pressure on the behavior and stability of the prototype thruster.…”

Section: Hypergolic Systems With Hydrogen Peroxide Oxidizermentioning

confidence: 99%

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Hypergolic Systems based on Hydrogen Peroxide Oxidizer

Türker

2023

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Hydrogen peroxide, H2O2, is a promising and nontoxic oxidant. In recent years considerable attention has been paid to the development of hypergolic system compositions, because the use of them not only markedly simplifies the engine design and rocket system operation but also provides the possibility of their repeated use. Moreover, their high performance, high environmental compatibility and low toxicity make them highly preferable. The present review considers recent works on hypergolic systems involving hydrogen peroxide as the oxidizer and various green propellants of organic and inorganic nature with or without certain additives.

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Section: Hypergolic Systems With Hydrogen Peroxide Oxidizermentioning

confidence: 93%

Section: Hypergolic Systems With Hydrogen Peroxide Oxidizermentioning

confidence: 99%