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propellant grain

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propellant grain [prə′pelĀ·ənt ‚grān]
(materials)
An elongated molding or extrusion, often of intricate shape, of solid propellant for a rocket, regardless of size.


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It could outrange Iraq's Soviet-made tanks because energetics experts developed high-energy propellant grains, each the same size and including engineered holes that enabled increased combustion.
Under the contract, Positron Systems will demonstrate that its Photon Induced Positron Annihilation (PIPA) technology can detect structural and chemical reaction issues in solid rocket motor propellants, prior to the onset of propellant grain cracking.
 
 
 
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