Re: Liquox
"John H. Dom" <[email protected]>
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John Carmack wrote: > We are considering mixed-monoprop + liquid catalyst for building huge > engines (20,000 lb thrust) where solid catalyst would cost fifteen thousand > dollars or so. Changing from heterogenous to homogenous HP decomposition is not a small step. Could you give an idea of the mixed monoprop composition intended? Are we still talking 50 % H2O2? In which case you'd probably equally use glowplugs to ignite the alcohol in the approx. only 200°F decomposition products. Of which a large part initially 'll consist of oxygen and the rest of *wet* steam. Have you been able to ignite such so far? JD