scramjet : Related Words Words similar in meaning to scramjet

  • ramjet«
  • mach«
  • jet engine«
  • scramjets«
  • turbojet«
  • scramjet engine«
  • engine«
  • turbo-ramjet«
  • supersonic«
  • fuel«
  • rocket«
  • pulsejet«
  • combustion«
  • specific impulse«
  • pulse detonation engine«
  • speed«
  • combustion chamber«
  • jet«
  • vehicle«
  • hypersonic«
  • thrust«
  • rocket engine«
  • scramjet operation«
  • aircraft«
  • scramjet vehicle«
  • air«
  • flow«
  • gas«
  • orbital speed«
  • oxidizer«
  • combustor«
  • inlet«
  • hifire«
  • subsonic speed«
  • velocity«
  • atmosphere«
  • weight«
  • liquid oxygen«
  • orbit«
  • payload«
  • subsonic velocity«
  • temperature«
  • active cooling«
  • drag«
  • weight ratio«
  • incoming air«
  • nozzle«
  • supersonic flow«
  • flight«
  • waverider«
  • ciam«
  • operating range«
  • twin scramjet engine«
  • similar verification«
  • scramjet stage«
  • onboard oxidiser«
  • mode scramjets«
  • hypersonic airbreathing vehicle«
  • single stage vehicle«
  • fuel mass fraction«
  • compressor fan«
  • compressed flow«
  • efficiency«
  • payload mass fraction«
  • scramjet design«
  • scramjet technology«
  • subsonic combustion«
  • advantage«
  • supersonic combustion ramjet«
  • coolant«
  • supersonic combustion«
  • thrust nozzle«
  • reusable vehicle«
  • hypersonic velocity«
  • hyper«
  • stage«
  • lower thrust«
  • kinetic energy«
  • complexity«
  • tankage«
  • turbomachinery«
  • ramjet engine«
  • hypersonic speed«
  • engine efficiency«
  • aerodynamic lift«
  • acceleration«
  • launch system«
  • technology organisation«
  • hydrogen«
  • reaction«
  • solid rocket booster«
  • vehicle speed«
  • test vehicle«
  • supersonic flight«
  • atmospheric oxygen«
  • range«
  • heat«
  • temperature rise«
  • oxygen content«
  • turbofan engine«
  • mass«
  • turbojet engine«
  • liquid hydrogen«
  • direct relation«
  • disadvantage«
  • nasa«
  • pressure«
  • lower speed«
  • supersonic speed«
  • deceleration«
  • fuel injection«
  • launch vehicle«
  • atv«
  • altitude«
  • x-51a waverider test«
  • x-51a craft«
  • x-30 research«
  • world record hypersonic airspeed«
  • whitney rocketdyne scramjet engine«
  • vehicle total mass«
  • usable dynamic pressure«
  • usable control technique«
  • upper operating«
  • unmanned x-51a waverider«
  • uk defense company qinetiq«
  • typical turbojet engine«
  • typical space capsule«
  • typical ramjet«
  • transatmospheric lifter«
  • tether vehicle«
  • tankage ratio«
  • takeoff fuel weight«
  • takeoff dry weight«
  • t3 ground test facility«
  • supersonic speed result«
  • supersonic inflow«
  • successful scramjet flight«
  • suborbital atmospheric propulsion«
  • speed scramjet«
  • speed jet-«
  • specialized rocket research vehicle«
  • single stage transfer«
  • simulated mach«
  • separate fuel supply«
  • scramjet flight«
  • scramjet test«
  • scramjet launch vehicle«
  • scramjet hardware«
  • scramjet ground test«
  • scramjet flow«
  • scramjet experimentation«
  • scram engine«
  • rocket propulsion system facility«
  • resistant underside«
  • regenerative cooling technique«
  • reduced reaction scheme«
  • reaction space launch development«
  • pyrophoric fuel additive«
  • pure scramjet engine«
  • pure scramjet«
  • professor ray stalker«
  • primary jp-7 fuel«
  • powerful solid rocket booster«
  • potential combustion heat release«
  • orbiter gross weight«
  • orbital vehicles«
  • optimal climb/descent profile«
  • nasa langley arc«
  • minimum mach«
  • mediocre thrust«
  • lower performance rocket«
  • lower intake dynamic pressure«
  • limited combustion«
  • level atmospheric flight«
  • langley ahstf«
  • intricate turbomachinery«
  • installation drag«
  • inlet diffuser«
  • initial propulsion requirements«
  • initial propulsion requirement«
  • initial mass ratio«
  • hyshot project«
  • hyshot flight test«
  • hypersonics technology«
  • hypersonic flying laboratory«
  • hypersonic flight regime«
  • hypersonic airbreathing«
  • hifire.«
  • hifire flight«
  • heg shock tunnel«
  • heavy faa regulation«
  • heated scramjet test facility«
  • gas aerothermodynamics«
  • fuel heat«
  • fuel constant«
  • final design method«
  • faulty control fin«
  • extra rocket engine«
  • experimental scramjet engine«
  • experiment flight«
  • expensive hypersonic test chamber«
  • equal takeoff weight«
  • engine installation drag«
  • empty mass fraction«
  • droppable solid rocket booster«
  • dr. frederick s. billig«
  • downstream influence propagates«
  • discrete engine«
  • current scramjet technology«
  • coolant circulating«
  • constant vehicle takeoff weight«
  • constant dynamic pressure path«
  • connect test«
  • combustive standpoint«
  • cold model«
  • ciam test«
  • c-16 v/k facility«
  • boundary layer modeling«
  • boeing x-51 scramjet demonstrator«
  • axisymmetric hydrogen«
  • autonomous hypersonic flight control«
  • american defense scientist«
  • altitude specific«
  • aircraft top speed«
  • aerospace hardware cost«
  • aerodynamic maneuvering surface«
  • advanced scramjet«
  • additional oxidizer«
  • active cooling scheme«
  • propulsion«
  • x-51a waverider«
  • v scramjet flight experiment«
  • typical jet engine«
  • supersonic combusting ramjet«
  • style compression«
  • shcramjet«
  • scramjet power«
  • scramjet development«
  • scramjet combustor«
  • scramjet combustion«
  • reasonable computation«
  • ramjet type«
  • performance turbopumps«
  • mode scramjet«
  • maximum flight velocity«
  • instrumentation cost«
  • immense drag«
  • extreme technical challenge«
  • experimental scramjet«
  • dr. gordon l. dugger«
  • divergent thrust nozzle«
  • constant air pressure«
  • boeing x-51a«
  • atmospheric velocity«
  • airflow control system«
  • air upstream«
  • ablative shielding«
  • intake«
  • compression«
  • design«
  • x-51a«
  • x-43a.«
  • vehicle skin«
  • typical rocket engine«
  • traditional rocket«
  • thermal choking«
  • theoretical projection«
  • pure rocket power«
  • hypersonic international flight research experimentation«
  • freestream air«
  • equipment subject«
  • detachable rocket«
  • air impurity«
  • test«
  • total pressure loss«
  • takeoff mass«
  • short test time«
  • sa-5 surface«
  • orbital tether«
  • hypersonic rocket«
  • hypergolics«
  • flight test series«
  • expensive launch vehicle«
  • efficient thrust«
  • arc facility«
  • ahstf«
  • additional propulsion«
  • achievable speed«
  • sufficient compression«
  • special cooling«
  • reentry system«
  • lower mach«
  • loss coefficient«
  • length trip«
  • inlet fan«
  • indian space agency isro«
  • upper speed limit«
  • turbo pump«
  • total configuration«
  • reentry«
  • mechanical compressor«
  • fuelled rocket«
  • conventional turbofan«
  • complex fuel«
  • comparable density«
  • vehicle drag«
  • shock tunnel«
  • fuel stream«
  • failure prone«
  • depressed trajectory«
  • thrust/weight ratio«
  • poor thrust«
  • hypersonic technology«
  • expensive testing«
  • severe demand«
  • perfect simulation«
  • moter«
  • low supersonic speed«
  • low lift«
  • kholod«
  • hypersonic flight experiment«
  • heavy craft«
  • cryogenic facility«
  • cheaper access«
  • x-43a«
  • gravity loss«
  • aviation motor«
  • australian defence science«
  • u defense advanced research project agency«
  • total enthalpy«
  • test craft«
  • propellant«
  • other fuel«
  • conventional jet engine«
  • supersonic flight speed«
  • freestream«
  • supersonic airflow«
  • orbit vehicle«
  • flame holder«
  • significant thrust«
  • flight test data«
  • final acceleration«
  • x team«
  • simple liquid«
  • ram accelerator«
  • hypersonic flow«
  • simple formulation«
  • liquid air cycle engine«
  • hypersonic aircraft«
  • united state land«
  • speed flow«
  • missile flight«
  • divergent nozzle«
  • combustion rate«
  • central motivation«
  • busemann«
  • analytical paper«
  • advanced technology vehicle«
  • calculation«
  • successful flight test«
  • oxygen«
  • amount«
  • stagnation temperature«
  • dense fluid«
  • payload fraction«
  • normal shock«
  • magnitude«
  • modern rocket«
  • base configuration«
  • cost«
  • unit«
  • propulsion method«
  • subsonic flow«
  • energy fuel«
  • speed characteristic«
  • heat insulation«
  • x project«
  • joint research program«
  • many proposal«
  • structure«
  • throttling«
  • tolerable level«
  • combined cycle«
  • density«
  • lack«
  • higher speed«
  • eventual cost«
  • turbulent mixing«
  • space shuttle external tank«
  • turbine stage«
  • orbit due«
  • engine jet«
  • billig«
  • flight altitude«
  • outback south australia«
  • throttle setting«
  • woomera test range«
  • flameout«
  • hypersonic flight«
  • final application«
  • atmospheric test«
  • reaction scheme«
  • loss«
  • 70.85kg/m³)and«
  • 1:1 simulation«
  • 90-minute flight«