-
chemical (a monopropellant) or a mix of two chemicals,
called bipropellants.
Bipropellants can
further be
divided into two categories;
hypergolic propellants...
- can be
monopropellant rockets using a
single type of propellant, or
bipropellant rockets using two
types of propellant.
Tripropellant rockets using three...
- catalyst, HTP can be used as a monopropellant, or with a
separate fuel as a
bipropellant. HTP has been used
safely and
successfully in many applications, beginning...
-
reconnaissance biplane Be2, a
matchmaking service Blue
Origin BE-2, a
bipropellant kerolox rocket engine from Blue
Origin Brazilian destroyer escortĀ BeberibeĀ (Be2)...
- with the
chemical formula CH6N2. It is used as a
rocket propellant in
bipropellant rocket engines because it is
hypergolic with
various oxidizers such as...
-
there is not one
universally used
propulsion system: monopropellant,
bipropellant, ion propulsion, etc. Each
propulsion system generates thrust in slightly...
- Dual mode
propulsion systems combine the high
efficiency of
bipropellant rockets with the
reliability and
simplicity of
monopropellant rockets. Dual mode...
- a
rocket that uses
three propellants, as
opposed to the more
common bipropellant rocket or
monopropellant rocket designs,
which use two or one propellants...
-
Chemical thrusters on
satellites usually use
monopropellant (one-part) or
bipropellant (two-parts) that are hypergolic.
Hypergolic means able to
combust spontaneously...
-
released usually through use of a catalyst. This can be
contrasted with
bipropellants that
release energy through the
chemical reaction between an oxidizer...