Staging of Two-Stage-to-Orbit Aerospace Plane
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概要
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At staging of the Two-Stage-to-Orbit aerospace plane, the engine is in the shutdown condition and the intake is in the unstarted condition. Given these conditions, the effect of drag due to the unstarted engine on the flight trajectory was investigated. Then, the effect of the engine operating condition on the pitching moment of the first-stage vehicle was examined. The net drag increased with unstarted intake, and the horizontal distance between the vehicles became larger. The change of the engine operating condition by shutdown affected the pitching moment of the first-stage vehicle.
- 社団法人 日本航空宇宙学会の論文
- 2005-11-04
著者
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Kudo Kenji
Combined Propulsion Research Group Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
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KANDA Takeshi
Combined Propulsion Research Group, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
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Kanda Takeshi
Kakuda Space Center Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
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