Thrust augmentation measurements using a pulse detonation engine ejector
Robert J. Santoro
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Thrust augmentation measurements using a pulse detonation engine ejector
Published
2003
Publisher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Glenn Research Center
Pages
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Evaluation of various thrust calibration techniques on an F404 engine
High-power ion thruster technology
Comparative in-flight thrust measurements of the SERT II ion thruster
In-flight thrust determination and uncertainty
Measurement effects on the calculation of in-flight thrust for an F404 turbofan engine
RHETT/EPDM performance characterization
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