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blart - 04 Sep 2005 19:13 GMT
Has anyone ever designed/built a hybrid jet-rocket (not a scram jet, but hey
if it scrams too then thats neat :)

I was thinking something along the lines of an external combustion rocket
nozzle, with a conventional turbofan jetting concentrically down the middle.
The turbofan could be used to power the pumps for the rocket fuel. Both
Burning LOX Kerosene in vacuo, the Turbofan burning air/kerosene on return
to atmosphere.

A quick check on google shows no such hybrid.
Damon Hill - 05 Sep 2005 00:32 GMT
> Has anyone ever designed/built a hybrid jet-rocket (not a scram jet,
> but hey if it scrams too then thats neat :)
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> A quick check on google shows no such hybrid.

Look up combined cycle, and rocket based combined cycle.

--Damon
 
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