Rocket Engines

BRAGG, S. L.

doi:10.1038/196912b0

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“…The following diagram illustrates the potential for the propellant and explosives industry. The propellant is a propulsion material used in light, medium, and heavy munitions as well as for rocket filling [7]- [10]. The majority of the raw ingredients may be purchased/have been produced domestically as shown in Figure 1.…”

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Towards The Independence of The Propellant Industry for Munitions and Rocket

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Indonesia has not yet been able to generate propellants, which are crucial components of the country's defense system. Long-term reliance on imports for ammunition and rocket components can compromise the TNI's operational readiness. These issues and weaknesses include being susceptible to political pressure and having less independence and deterrence factor readiness. Because it affects national pride in national defense, the installation of a propellant factory should not be postponed. Nitrocellulose, the primary raw material of cellulose and nitroglycerin, whose primary raw material is glycerine, is used as the primary raw material in the production of propellants. Domestic industries have generated the two primary raw materials.

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Towards The Independence of The Propellant Industry for Munitions and Rocket

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A Space Programme for Europe ?

Cleaver

1964

J. R. Aeronaut. Soc.

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I felt very honoured when asked to give this lecture in memory of one of the leading figures of the period which saw the greatest British achievements in aeronautics. The contrast between the technical situation of those times, and the uncertainties of today, immediately sprang to mind, especially in regard to British achievement (or lack of it) in space.So also, very naturally, did those occasions in the 1940's when I used to visit Mr. Chadwick to discuss the propeller problems of various Avro aircraft, both real and projected. During the course of these sessions, we often discussed future propulsion trends, including the relative merits of piston and turbine engines, propellers and jet propulsion, and so forth. I cannot honestly recall that the question of space flight ever came up, although it probably did, because propulsion is even more of a fundamental problem for flight in space than it is within the atmosphere, and even in those days I was what the Americans call “a space cadet.”

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The Rocket Engine

1968

Naval Engineers Journal

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Rocket Engines

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Towards The Independence of The Propellant Industry for Munitions and Rocket

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