Question: Problem 1 ( 2 0 points ) A chemical bipropellant rocket has the following properties: the ideal heat of combustion ( per unit mass )

Problem 1(20 points)
A chemical bipropellant rocket has the following properties: the ideal heat of combustion (per
unit mass) of the propellants in the chamber is qR=5374kJkg, the combustion efficiency
is comb=0.96, and the measured thrust is Ft=890N.
(a)(5 points) What is the specific impulse Isp required to achieve an internal efficiency of
int=0.92?
(b)(5 points) If the rocket is loaded with Mp=925kg of propellant so that the initial
(wet) mass is M0=1250kg, what is the V that can be obtained by the vehicle in the
absence of external forces?
(c)(5 points) What is the total burn time tb, assuming the rocket is fired continually with
a constant mass flow rate until all propellant is exhausted?
(d)(5 points) What is the total impulse Itot delivered to the vehicle?
Problem 1 ( 2 0 points ) A chemical bipropellant

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