Arcjet starting reliability
Thomas W. Haag
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Arcjet starting reliability
Published
1987
Publisher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pages
1
Subjects
5-kW arcjet power electronics
A Low-power arcjet cyclic lifetest
In-situ analysis of hydrazine decomposition products
An extended life and performance test of a low-power arcjet
A study of ignition and simulation circuits for arcjet thrusters
Arcjet system integration development
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Who is the author of Arcjet starting reliability?
Arcjet starting reliability was written by Thomas W. Haag.
When was Arcjet starting reliability published?
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