Huzel D. Modern Engineering for Design...Rocket Engines 1992 torrent

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From the component design to the subsystem design to the engine systems design, engine development, and flight-vehicle application, this how-to text bridges the gap between basic physical and design principles and actual rocket-engine design as it's done in industry. More than 470 illustrations and tables help to make this book a must-read for advanced students and engineers active in all phases of engine systems design, development, and application in industry and in government agencies.
In the context of practical design experience, this book introduces the reader to these basic principles; but more to the purpose, it supplies the bridge for the student and the young engineer from rocket propulsion fundamentals (otherwise well covered in the literature) to actual rocket-engine design and development work as done in industry (very little, if at all, covered in the literature). The book emphasizes realistic application of rocket propulsion theories, and this should help avoid, or at least reduce, time- and money-consuming errors and disappointments. In so doing, it consolidates numerous closely related subjects, hitherto often treated separately, bringing them up to date at the same time.
This book was written "on the job" for use by advanced students and engineers active in all phases of engine systems design, development, and application, in industry and government agencies. It presents sufficient detail to familiarize and educate those responsible for various aspects of liquid-propellant rocketry, including engine systems design, engine development, and flight-vehicle application. It should enable the rocket engineer independently to make preliminary detail designs for complete or partial engine systems and to understand and judge the problems, limitations, and "facts of life" of the various subsystems making up a complete engine system. It also aims to educate those ultimately interested in specialized subsystems and component design (thrust chamber, turbopump, control valves, etc.) about their own as well as neighboring subsystems and about the complete engine system. This should enable the beginner to prepare realistic analytical calculations and design layouts with a long head-start toward the final specialized design for subsystem production release