Facilities for microgravity combustion research
Kurt R. Sacksteder
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Facilities for microgravity combustion research
Published
1988
Publisher
NASA
Pages
1
Subjects
Physical measurements in gas dynamics and combustion.
Propellants and Explosives
Theoretical and numerical combustion
Lean combustion
Flame and combustion
Combustion
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Facilities for microgravity combustion research was written by Kurt R. Sacksteder.
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