I downloaded their 22mb catalog, their hardware is all gas phase. For
rocketry you want to know the critical diameter of the liquid. For
pure nitrous it's somewhere around a quarter of an inch, for
nitrous/fuel it's somewhere under a sixteenth. For mixed LOX/Methane I
expect it would also be very very small.
On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 1:57 PM, Uwe Klein <uwe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Am 02.12.2015 um 19:34 schrieb Ben Brockert:
Again only tangentially related, but anyone happen to have seen the
critical diameter of mixed LOX/Methane? I still think it's insane to
have it in a tank as a monopropellant, but mixing it and injecting it
into a thrust chamber through porous sintered metal or laser drilled
micro holes could give interesting results if it doesn't explode.
Braunschweiger Flammfilter
http://www.protego.com/home.html
( remember them due to their site being next
to my regular "see what they have in their remainders box" Seilflechter
visit during my Uni time there )
uwe