Aerospace Engineering - AE GATE Exam

ROCKET PROPULSION

45 hours

About Course

This course on Rocket Propulsion delves into the principles and technologies that power rockets, enabling space exploration and satellite deployment. It covers the fundamentals of propulsion systems, the physics behind rocket flight, and the engineering challenges involved in designing and operating rockets.

Course Content

ROCKET PROPULSION
Rocket Propulsion is a comprehensive course designed to introduce you to the science and engineering of propelling rockets into space. Beginning with the basic principles of Newtonian mechanics, this course will explore how these principles are applied in the context of rocket motion and propulsion. You will learn about different types of propulsion systems, including chemical rockets, electric propulsion, and emerging technologies such as nuclear thermal propulsion. The course will cover the key components of rocket engines, the types of propellants used, and the thermodynamic cycles involved in propulsion. Additionally, the course will discuss the challenges in rocket design, including thermal management, structural integrity, and fuel efficiency. By the end of the course, you will have a thorough understanding of how rockets are designed, tested, and launched, and the critical role propulsion plays in these processes.

TYPES OF ROCKET ENGINES -SPREs II LPREs II HPREs

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TSIOLKOVSKY ROCKET EQUATION I SPREs I LPREs I HPREs

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ROCKET PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS

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CHANGE IN VELOCITY [Delta V]

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MULTISTAGE ROCKET SYSTEM I SPREs I LPREs I HPREs I

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ROCKET PROPULSION Q & A

GATE AE : ROCKET PROPULSION
Rocket Propulsion for GATE Aerospace Rocket propulsion is a key topic in the GATE Aerospace syllabus, focusing on the principles, design, and performance of rockets. It involves understanding the mechanics of how rockets generate thrust and the governing equations for various types of propulsion systems. Key References for GATE Preparation Books: "Rocket Propulsion Elements" by Sutton and Biblarz. "Mechanics and Thermodynamics of Propulsion" by Hill and Peterson. "Fundamentals of Compressible Flow" by Yahya. Past GATE Papers: Solve previous years' questions on rocket propulsion

Instructors

Aeroadda

4.4

186 Students

45 Courses

Free

Level Intermediate
Last Updated November 17, 2024

+91 82352 44969

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+91 82352 44969

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ROCKET PROPULSION

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