Solid Propellant Rocket Research.

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Solid Rockets Committee and Symposium Papers Committee -- Contributors to Volume 1 -- Preface to the Series -- Preface to the Volume -- Contents -- A. Mechanical Properties of Grains -- Grain Design and Development Problems for Very Large Rocket Motors -- On "Poisson's Ratio" in Linear Visco-Elastic Propellants -- Mechanical Properties and the Design of Solid Propellant Motors -- A Method of Strength Analysis of Solid Propellant Rocket Grains -- Stress and Strain Analysis of Cylindrical Case-Bonded Grains -- B. Steady-State Burning Mechanisms -- Burning Mechanism of Ammonium Perchlorate Propellants -- Some Research Problems in the Steady-State Burning of Composite Solid Propellants -- A Theoretical Study of the Burning of a Solid Propellant Sandwich -- The Role of Binder in Composite Propellant Combustion -- C. Combustion of Metals -- Combustion of Metals: Physical Considerations -- The Experimental Nature of the Combustion of Metallic Powders -- Combustion Characteristics of Metal Particles -- The Combustion of Elemental Boron -- Metal Combustion in Deflagrating Propellant -- D. Theories of Unstable Combustion -- Solid Propellant Rocket Motors as Acoustic Oscillators -- Heat Transfer Stability Analysis of Solid Propellant Rocket Motors -- A Theory of Oscillatory Burning of Solid Propellants Assuming a Constant Surface Temperature -- Combustion Instability in Solid Rockets Using Propellants with Reactive Additives -- The Influence of Erosive Burning on Acoustic Instability in Solid Propellant Rocket Motors -- E. Experiments on Unstable Burning -- An Experimental Investigation of Unstable Combustion in Solid propellant Rocket Motors -- Experimental Investigations of Unstable Burning in Solid Propellant Rocket Motors -- Unstable Burning Phenomenon in Double-Base Propellants.

Review of Experimental Research on Combustion Instability of Solid Propellants -- Resonant Burning of Solid Propellants: Review of Causes, Cures and Effects -- F. Solid Propellant Ignition -- The Mechanism of Ignition of Composite Solid Propellants by Hot Gases -- Propellant Ignition by High Convective Heat Fluxes -- Solid Propellant Ignition Studies With High Flux Radiant Energy as a Thermal Source.

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