CzTeacherMan
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Cool. Very cool.
Should build one of these for the Loki J1000
Mark Koelsch
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https://rocketdungeon.blogspot.com/2009/06/info-on-dr-rockets-modular-aluminum.html
This meets your criteria but with more effort towards recovery. You used to be able to buy this system for yourself but it was not allowed for a 3rd level rocket.
It's in rstaff's Rocket Dungeon
NICE JOB ~ Really cool. I love the flame-to-rocket ration of 50:1 lol!!!
hmmmmmmm........
What was the mass fraction of propellant?
It didn't happen. Our TRA prefect couldn't make it out. I'll do it next month.How did the L2 cert flight go? Tell us THAT story too!
s6
I guess no one here knows about the original "Machbuster" on an Aerotech G55. I launched 4, and others in the club launched a few. I was the only one that ever recovered one - and it was a year later, when it was found by someone looking for their rocket!
Well... that's cool...Launching a rocket you don't plan to recover is littering in my book.
Launching a rocket you don't plan to recover is littering in my book.
You know he got it back right? What does your book say about that?
You know he got it back right? What does your book say about that?
Yeah, what does your book say about that?
Good flight, Alex!
Using 1-D gas dynamics for isentropic flow the stagnation temperature To can be found using
To = T ( 1 + .5(gamma - 1 ) M^2 )
T = ambient air in Rankine, let's say it was 65 Deg.F., so 460 + 65 = 525 Deg.R.
gamma = specific heat ratio of air = 1.4
M = Mach number = 2.2
then To = 573 Deg.F. This would be the maximum temperature possible most likely on the nose cone tip. This equation can be modified to include a recovery factor for an adiabatic (insulated wall) and will give a temperature Taw (adiabatic wall) somewhat lower.
Taw = T ( 1 + .5 R (gamma - 1 ) M^2 )
where R = recovery factor, somewhere between .8 and .9; assuming .85 gives
Taw = 497 Deg.F.
Either temperature is hot enough to do paint damage.
Nice flight Alex, to bad I had to much work to do I couldn't make the launch, I would have liked to see it in person.
TA
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