cold-flow test
cold-flow test
[¦kōld ¦flō ‚test] (aerospace engineering)
A test of a liquid rocket without firing it to check or verify the integrity of a propulsion subsystem, and to provide for the conditioning and flow of propellants (including tank pressurization, propellant loading, and propellant feeding).
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