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Nozzle Erosion Reconstruction Model for Data Analysis in Rocket Engines and Correlation With Chamber Pressure
Graphite nozzles remain the dominant choice for small hybrid and solid rocket motors operating on laboratory and university budgets, owing to their low cost, ease of machining, and rapid turnaround during iterative design campaigns. These same programs, however, must contend with the fact that graph
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