well I just made up that graph. I can't show the data that I'm working with because it's confidential. Anyhow, there are graphs where if I apply the Chebycheff's Inequality, I get a negative value for the lower limit.
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This is not really a homework problem, but it looks like a rather easy problem that I can't quite figure out.
So I have a graph like shown in the attachment: a quantity vs time graph with some data points. I had no problem finding the average, but now I want to find...
Hey I need help with this proof:
Consider the cubic function: x^3 + bx^2 + cx + d = 0 . If the two solutions of the cubic function are not equal, ie r != s, but r=-s, then prove that bc=d.
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Would stainless steel be compatible with LOX, and what using brass for kerosene?
Is true that ball valves in general are bigger than solenoid valves because ball valves need an extra actuator?
I've looked at the Valcor cryogenic valves, and they either have a Cv that is too small or the...
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I'm building a LOX-Kerosene fueled rocket. I need some fuel that goes to the igniter for the first 10 seconds, and then the rest of the fuel goes to the main combustion chamber for 90seconds.
The flow rates and other properties are:
LOX: 1.5 L/s , -186 degree C ...
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I want to know the difference between an actuated ball valve and a solenoid valve. Which one is more reliable? I want to program the valve so that it allows flow for 10 seconds to one outlet and after that direct the flow to the second outlet. I know I'll probably need a 3-way valve...
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I need to find a suitable material for o-rings for my rocket. It will be used in the mounting of a stainless steel combustion chamber, so I need the o-ring to be able to withstand high temperature and pressure. Any suggestions?
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I decided I am going to use a spark plug, and I have the Go-Ped Kicker spark plug in mind. Has anyone else used it before?
http://www.msdpowersports.com/go-ped.html"
Well to address everyone's concerns, this is an university student project team, and our goal is to build a reusable rocket capable of carrying a payload. We have obtained a permit from the Canadian rocketry association for launches. There are approximately 30 people working on this, and this...
Okay, so I'm building a liquid propulsion rocket, about 4m tall, with a 2000lb trust. The propellants used are liquid oxygen and kerosene. Now the trouble is to find a way to ignite the fuels to start the combustion. Do you guys have any ideas? Thanks!