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AD703442

Publication Date	1969
Page Count	605
Abstract	The document contains papers directed toward assessment of current research and to systems forecasting from the viewpoint of science and engineering middle-management in aerospace industry, Federal agencies and Armed Forces laboratories. The sections are: air breathing propulsion; air augmentation propulsion; solid, liquid and hybrid rockets; high energy propellants and non-chemical propulsion and power. (Author)
Keywords	Space propulsion Electric propulsion Nuclear propulsion Symposia Ducted rockets Combustion Rocket motors Storable propellants Monopropellants Hybrid rockets Plasma engines Spacecraft nuclear propulsion Space probes Ducted rocket engines
NTIS Subject Category	81B - Electric & Ion Propulsion 81I - Nuclear Propulsion
Corporate Authors	Iit Research Inst Chicago Ill
Supplemental Notes	See also Volume 2, AD-507 442 and Symposium No. 4, AD-660 922.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Final rept.
NTIS Issue Number	197010
Contract Number	F44620-68-C-0025

Proceedings of the AFOSR Symposium on Advanced Propulsion Concepts (5th) Held 8-10 April 1968 in Chicago, Illinois. Volume I.

Proceedings of the AFOSR Symposium on Advanced Propulsion Concepts (5th) Held 8-10 April 1968 in Chicago, Illinois. Volume I.
AD703442

Publication Date	1969
Page Count	605
Abstract	The document contains papers directed toward assessment of current research and to systems forecasting from the viewpoint of science and engineering middle-management in aerospace industry, Federal agencies and Armed Forces laboratories. The sections are: air breathing propulsion; air augmentation propulsion; solid, liquid and hybrid rockets; high energy propellants and non-chemical propulsion and power. (Author)
Keywords	Space propulsion Electric propulsion Nuclear propulsion Symposia Ducted rockets Combustion Rocket motors Storable propellants Monopropellants Hybrid rockets Plasma engines Spacecraft nuclear propulsion Space probes Ducted rocket engines
NTIS Subject Category	81B - Electric & Ion Propulsion 81I - Nuclear Propulsion
Corporate Authors	Iit Research Inst Chicago Ill
Supplemental Notes	See also Volume 2, AD-507 442 and Symposium No. 4, AD-660 922.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Final rept.
NTIS Issue Number	197010
Contract Number	F44620-68-C-0025