The peculiarities of interactions with water of hydrogen containing hydro-reacting compositions at high pressures

Kryvtsova, V.

doi:10.1016/s0360-3199(99)00085-3

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“…The hydrides that are being analyzed, are highly reactive and require a controlled setting for their processing, as well as additional safety provisions when building a propulsion system. At present, hydrides are studied as high-energy and hypergolic additives [9], [10].…”

Section: Hydrides and Borohydrides As Potential Fuels For Nano-satellmentioning

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Increasingly Safe, High-Energy Propulsion System for Nano-Satellites

Sabadosh¹,

Larkov²,

Kravchenko

et al. 2018

Transactions on Aerospace Research

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Summary Numerous attempts have been undertaken to develop propulsion systems for nano-satellite-type spacecrafts to enable their maneuvering in orbits. One of the potentially viable chemical propellant propulsion systems is a hybrid system. The present paper studies propellant composition variants with the metal hydride as fuel that can be chosen for a nano-satellite hybrid propulsion system. It defines key requirements for chemical propellant nano-satellite propulsion systems, and specifies potential propellant pairs based on a compact metal hydride. The study describes basic technical characteristics of a 1U CubeSat propulsion system.

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Section: Hydrides and Borohydrides As Potential Fuels For Nano-satellmentioning

confidence: 99%