Theoretical Model Study on Chemical Compositions Affecting the Space Launch Vehicles

Author:

Ragul MS1,Prakash Vishnu2,Arshiya G1,Mishra Ankit Kumar3

Affiliation:

1. Department of Aerospace Engineering, Lovely Professional University, Punjab, India

2. Department of Automobile Engineering, SRM Easwari College, Chennai, India

3. Department of Research and Development, Abyom SpaceTech and Defense Pvt. Ltd, Uttar Pradesh, India

Abstract

In this paper we clearly discussed about composition of chemical substances that affects the launch vehicle in ground station as well as atmospheric conditions. During the rocket-launching the large amount of inhalation of an exhaust gas released and it majorly affects the surface of the launch pad as well as the atmosphere. In rocket, the combustion produces huge number of hot gases with high temperature and pressure. This hot gas passes into the nozzle and accelerates, that time hot cloud is formed in the ground station which composed of (CO2) Carbon dioxide, (HCl) Hydrogen chloride, and carbon monoxide (CO). These hot gases not only affect the ground surface but also the atmospheric layers, will see how it’s affecting the launch vehicle as well as to protect the environment from air pollution affected by emission of gases from different types of rockets and spacecrafts

Publisher

REST Publisher

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