Actually, my understanding is that the BE-4 runs on LNG.
On Tue, 2017-04-04 at 12:53 -0400, Brian Feeney wrote:
currently under development.Both Blue Origin and Space X are using Methane in their new engines
rapid turn around times measured in hours and 100's if not 1,000Again both say they are shooting for very high reusability rates,
described by Henry Spencer to reduce the chances of coking, corrosion
I assume they must be using a high purity form of methane as
would they both have to purify it (remove Mercaptans, any
Can one get a non stenchant form of purified methane in bulk and or
t> wrote:
Cheers
Brian Feeney
On Tue, Apr 4, 2017 at 12:30 PM, Henry Spencer <hspencer@xxxxxxxxxxxx
pressure atOn Sun, 2 Apr 2017, Graham Sortino wrote:
Is there any general guidelines in terms of the temperature or
(ie. some kind
which point coking in coolant channel occurs when using Jet-A
something I've gone looking for. Possibly there might be something
of max temp and/or pressure to avoid)?
Never heard of anybody looking into that, although it's
not
because there's so much variation in its exact composition.
It would be tricky to get good numbers for something like Jet-A
Henry