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    This document contains specifications and performance parameters for the SHATEL rocket engine. It lists the propellant components as liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen with mass fractions and mole fractions provided. Tables include thermodynamic properties at different points in the engine, combustion product fractions, theoretical ideal performance at sea level, optimum expansion and vacuum, and estimated delivered performance values.

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    Engine name: SHATEL Engine

    2014 19:24:38 14
    Propellant Specification
    Component Temperature (K) Mass fraction Mole fraction
    H2(L)

    20.27

    0.20

    0.80

    O2(L)

    90.17

    0.80

    0.20

    Total

    1.00

    1.00

    Exploded propellant formula: O0.403 H1.597


    O/F = 4.008
    O/F0 = 7.937 (stoichiometric)
    ox = 0.505 (oxidizer excess coefficient)

    Table 1. Thermodynamic properties


    Parameter

    Injector

    Nozzle inlet

    Nozzle throat

    Nozzle exit

    Unit

    20.0000

    20.0000

    11.2617

    0.0700

    MPa

    Pressure
    Temperature

    2978.2792

    2978.2792

    2712.0615

    975.1863

    Enthalpy

    -1217.2853

    -1217.2853

    -2567.6355

    -9869.6389

    Entropy

    K
    kJ/kg

    20.5674

    20.5674

    20.5674

    20.5674

    kJ/(kgK)

    Specific heat (p=const)

    5.4790

    5.4790

    5.0633

    3.5258

    kJ/(kgK)

    Specific heat (V=const)

    4.5691

    4.5691

    4.1929

    2.7022

    kJ/(kgK)
    kJ/(kgK)

    Gas constant

    0.8277

    0.8277

    0.8257

    0.8236

    10.0450

    10.0450

    10.0699

    10.0956

    Isentropic exponent

    1.1961

    1.1961

    1.2061

    1.3048

    Density

    8.1129

    8.1129

    5.0292

    0.0872

    Molecular weight

    Sonic velocity

    kg/m

    1717.1890

    1717.1890

    1643.3811

    1023.6798

    m/s

    Velocity

    0.0000

    0.0000

    1643.3811

    4159.8927

    m/s

    Mach number

    0.0000

    0.0000

    1.0000

    4.0637

    Area ratio

    infinity

    infinity

    1.0000

    22.7952

    Mass flux

    0.0000

    0.0000

    8264.8198

    362.5676

    kg/(ms)

    Table 2. Fractions of the combustion products


    Species

    Injector
    mass
    fractions

    Injector Nozzle inlet Nozzle inlet


    mole
    mass
    mole
    fractions
    fractions
    fractions

    Nozzle
    throat
    mass
    fractions

    Nozzle Nozzle exit Nozzle exit


    throat
    mass
    mole
    mole
    fractions fractions
    fractions

    0.0007346

    0.0073211

    0.0007346

    0.0073211

    0.0003942

    0.0039380

    H2

    0.0983800

    0.4902198

    0.0983800

    0.4902198

    0.0985630

    0.4923497

    0.0988414

    0.4950000

    H2O

    0.8963466

    0.4997855

    0.8963466

    0.4997855

    0.8991055

    0.5025670

    0.9011586

    0.5050000

    H2O2

    0.0000012

    0.0000004

    0.0000012

    0.0000004

    HO2

    0.0000006

    0.0000002

    0.0000006

    0.0000002

    0.0000354

    0.0000222

    0.0000354

    0.0000222

    0.0000084

    0.0000053

    O2

    0.0000286

    0.0000090

    0.0000286

    0.0000090

    0.0000069

    0.0000022

    OH

    0.0044729

    0.0026418

    0.0044729

    0.0026418

    0.0019217

    0.0011378

    Table 3. Theoretical (ideal) performance

    Parameter

    Sea level

    Optimum expansion

    Characteristic velocity

    Vacuum

    Unit

    2419.90

    m/s

    Effective exhaust velocity

    4073.50

    4159.89

    4352.96

    m/s

    Specific impulse (by mass)

    4073.50

    4159.89

    4352.96

    Ns/kg

    Specific impulse (by weight)

    415.38

    424.19

    443.88

    Thrust coefficient

    1.6833

    1.7190

    1.7988

    Sea level

    Optimum expansion

    Vacuum

    Table 4. Estimated delivered performance


    Parameter
    Characteristic velocity

    2418.87

    Unit
    m/s

    Effective exhaust velocity

    3972.08

    4058.48

    4251.54

    m/s

    Specific impulse (by mass)

    3972.08

    4058.48

    4251.54

    Ns/kg

    413.85

    433.54

    1.6778

    1.7577

    Specific impulse (by weight)

    405.04

    Thrust coefficient
    1.6421
    Ambient condition for optimum expansion: H=3.01 km, p=0.691 atm

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