Louviere et al., 1987 - Google Patents
Water-propellant resistojets for man-tended platformsLouviere et al., 1987
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- Louviere A
- Jones R
- Morren W
- Sovey J
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The selection of a propulsion system for a man-tended platform has been influenced by the planned use of resistojets for drag make-up on the manned space station. For that application a resistojet has been designed that is capable of operation with a wide variety of …
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