I was under the impression that the "green" monopropellants were based on
HAN. For example: http://www.rocket.com/green-monopropellant-propulsion
Maybe they found the magic sauce to keep things orderly in an engine.
Robert
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I've read that citation previously. Note some of the issues. They increase
exponentially in a *steady state* liquid propellant engine or hybrid.
Best.
Anthony J. Cesaroni
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Am 01.04.2017 um 15:13 schrieb John Dom:
An Abrams tank cannon liquid propellant part.
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