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Fig. 5 Complicated Staged Combustion Engine for Increasing Efficiency 2. Clean fuels
7.5 Nozzle: The pressure generated incombustion chamber 3. Economical
can be used increased thrust by acceleration of combustion CONS:
gas to high supersonic velocity. Nozzle generally passes
parabolic enters. (Because when high 1. Boil off rate
velocities gases entrance and at exit of nozzle, pressure of 2. Highly reactive gases
exhaust gas increases with high value and hence velocity and
3. Leakage
hence velocities reduces). The thrust equation of 1D-flows of
ideal gas at constant pressure is: 4. Hydrogen embrittlement
F = mue+ (Pe– P ) Ae 8.3 Next Generation Of Rocket Engine:
Generally any rocket engine burns theirrespective fuels to
generate the thrust. If any other engine has capacity to
8. MANUFACTURING PROCESS: generate thrust efficiently then it can be called rocket engine.
The Indian CRE is produced by Godrej and Currently NASA scientists are working on „Xenon Ion
Engine‟ which accelerates the ionsor atomic particles to
Hyderabad based MTAR technology. extremely high to create thrust more effectively and
efficiently by usage of electrostatic or electromagnetic force
by the principle of Lorentz force or Columbian force.
9. CONCLUSION:
We can conclude that as per the Newton‟sthird law of
mechanics: Action and Reaction are equal and opposite in
direction and magnitude. The thrust produced in rocket
engine is outwards and that in the jet engine is inwards.
Hence, the efficiency of the cryogenic rocket engine is
greater than the jet engine and it is very much economical by
the use of liquid hydrogen and oxygen as a fuel and oxygen.
10. REFERENCES:
[1]Hawkins electrical guide, pg no.359 – 362
[2]Khurmi.r.s, guptha.j.k., „ a textbook of machine design‟ s.chand and co,
new delhi
[3]Metal finishing by feldstein.n,vol.81 (8),(1983),35-41
[4]Engineering materials and metallurgy by v.jaya kumar , a.r.s. Publications