Proceedings of the 24th Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference

DOI: 10.1109/iecec.1989.74441

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Advanced radiator concepts

Lester L. Begg¹,

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“…Advanced, high temperature and lightweight materials such as SiC reinforced Ti with carbon/graphite composites for the fins could prove useful in the design lightweight radiators (~6 kg/m 2 ) for a lower system specific mass [7]. Two-phase flow of a fuel/working fluid mixture in microgravity in general requires experimental definition.…”

Section: Condensing Radiatormentioning

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Development of Liquid-Vapor Core Reactors with MHD Generator for Space Power and Propulsion Applications

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“…Advanced, high temperature and lightweight materials such as SiC reinforced Ti with carbon/graphite composites for the fins could prove useful in the design lightweight radiators (~6 kg/m 2 ) for a lower system specific mass [7]. Two-phase flow of a fuel/working fluid mixture in microgravity in general requires experimental definition.…”

Section: Condensing Radiatormentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of Liquid-Vapor Core Reactors with MHD Generator for Space Power and Propulsion Applications

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Two-dimensional Simulation Of A Two-phase, Regenerative Pumped Radiator Loop Utilizing Direct Contact Heat Transfer With Phase Change

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