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Effect of reduced gravity on heat transfer and rewetting temperature during quenching: application to rocket engines reignition
This paper describes the experimental strategy developed to improve the modeling of liquid-vapor flows during the chill down of rocket engines by cryogenic fluid in microgravity. A similarity analysis is performed to determine the relevant dimensionless numbers for the design of an experiment simila
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