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Factors affecting and methods of reducing thermal stratification in cryogenic storage tanks of launch vehicles: review article
Contemporary launch vehicles of the past few decades primarily implement liquid rocket engines, which in turn employ cryogenic propellants stored in sub-zero conditions in highly sophisticated cryogenic storage tanks. These tanks are usually deprived of any thermal insulation in order to prioritize
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