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    How to Built Rocket

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    and a LV-T45 liquid fuel engine. After that we used three symmetry tool and placed radial decouplers as low as possible and placed AV-R8 winglets on it as low as possible as well. We used decouplers because we want it to detach on our way back and used winglets because it makes best landing‚ they are light‚ and they will not band or fall off. After that we added decoupler to the bottom of our rocket. Then we moved three radial decouplers one stage up and moved liquid engine one stage down. So if we

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    How Water Rockets Work

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    SHAMINMENISHA How Water Rockets Work A water rocket works using the same principles as other rockets. There are three main forces in action: thrust (Fapp)‚ drag (Ffr) and weight (w=mg). The water‚ which is forced out by the difference between internal and atmospheric pressure‚ is a reaction mass that provides the thrust. All rockets have a reaction mass‚ which can vary from hot gasses that are expelled when a fuel is burnt (in the Space Shuttle’s SRB’s for example) to water in a water rocket. The air molecules

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    A rocket is a machine that develops thrust by the rapid expulsion of matter. The major components of a chemical rocket assembly are a rocket motor or engine‚ propellant consisting of fuel and an oxidizer‚ a frame to hold the components‚ control systems and a cargo such as a satellite. A rocket differs from other engines in that it carries its fuel and oxidizer internally‚ therefore it will burn in the vacuum of space as well as within the Earth’s atmosphere. The cargo is commonly referred to as the

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    Jet Engine

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    A jet engine‚ like a rocket engine‚ is a reaction engine. It works by throwing mass in one direction and taking advantage of the reaction in the opposite direction. In the case of a jet engine‚ the engine burns fuel (like kerosene) with air from the atmosphere. The burning fuel heats and expands the air‚ and this hot air shoots out of the exhaust-end of the engine to create thrust. Most modern jet engines use a turbine to improve the efficiency of the engine and allow the engine to work at low speeds

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    Ic Engine

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    COMBUSTION ENGINES INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES Mihir Sen University of Notre Dame November 11‚ 2009 1/ 55 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES Outline 1 Outline 2 Basics 3 Classification 4 Terminology 5 Components 6 Operation 7 Thermodynamics 8 Parameters 9 Output 2/ 55 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES Basics Historical Lenoir‚ 1860: first auto Otto and Langen‚ 1867: efficiency about 11% Diesel‚ by 1892: compression ignition engine 3/ 55 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES Basics Combustion

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    Engine

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    Assignment 1.1 Communication Process Model 1.1 Communication Process Model A misunderstanding I experienced communicating with a co-worker at work. Misunderstanding 1 Who was the sender? Myself Who was the receiver? Another co-worker What was the message? Was to lack and inspect the Air plane lack system that holds the cargo pallets. What channel was used to send the message? Verbal face to face communication What was the misunderstanding that occurred? Coworker didn’t understood

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    Petrol Engine

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    EN2702 Thermofluids – Petrol Engine Report Introduction At the end of 2010 it was estimated that there were 31‚035‚791 cars owned in the UK. (1) With cars being such a high contributor to the environmental problems that the planet is experiencing‚ it is of vital importance that our cars become as fuel efficient as possible‚ thus saving petrol and preserving the world’s fossil fuels. Around seventy-five percent of carbon monoxide emissions come from automobiles and in urban areas‚ harmful automotive

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    Rocket boys

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    Affirmative Action & Why it Should Stay the Same Affirmative action is the broad spectrum of policies designed to redress inequalities in employment and education through a system of preferences to minorities according to Ellen Bailey of Yale University. It was originally designed to help improve opportunities for African Americans during the civil rights movement; however it soon grew to include other minorities groups and women too. In the United States where individuals in certain social‚ racial

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    Reciprocating Engine

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    COMBUSTION ENGINES 6.1 Introduction Perhaps the best-known engine in the world is the reciprocating internal combustion (IC) engine. Virtually every person who has driven an automobile or pushed a power lawnmower has used one. By far the most widely used IC engine is the spark-ignition gasoline engine‚ which takes us to school and work and on pleasure jaunts. Although others had made significant contributions‚ Niklaus Otto is generally credited with the invention of the engine and with the

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    Bottle Rocket Lab

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    In the bottle rocket lab‚ our rocket was able to achieve lift off after filling it with water and compressed air. We estimated that our rocket went thirteen and one half meters into the air for an awesome six seconds. When we launched our rocket‚ it followed a parabolic arch from the launch pad to the landing area. As our rocket was flying through the air‚ it maintained its stability through the air due to the fins that were on the side of the rocket which helped to push the air in an even streamlined

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