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  • The [[Jet propulsion/Total enthalpy|total enthalpy]] h_t of the fluid flowing at velocity u is [[Jet propulsion/Euler turbine equation|Euler turbine equation]] ...
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  • ==[[Jet Propulsion/Engine_ratings|Engine ratings]]== ==[[Jet Propulsion/Specific impulse|Specific impulse]]== ...
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  • ...air and combustion products which are then accelerated to provide reaction propulsion. ...ive applications the definition of efficiency involves the velocity of the jet through the air since a stationary engine anchored to the ground produces n ...
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  • A ramjet uses the open [[Jet Propulsion/Thermodynamic Cycles/Brayton cycle|Brayton cycle]]. In the above diagram a [[Category:Jet Propulsion]] ...
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  • ...frame of reference the input mass flow has zero kinetic energy. Thus for a jet engine with a constant relative exit velocity (a close approximation of a [[Category:Jet Propulsion]] ...
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  • Rocket propulsion is based on Newton's three laws of motion: ...s of thrust, but are inefficient in their use of propellant. Electric ion propulsion conversely uses propellant very efficiently, but is only able to produce sm ...
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  • < <b>[[Rocket Propulsion|Cover]]</b> ...en from the atmosphere is used as the oxidant for the fuel. Because rocket propulsion can generate far greater thrust and can operate in oxygen-free environments ...
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