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Boilerplate Liquid Test Motor
LR-1
This boilerplate motor allows the experimenter to develop fuels, injectors,
nozzles, liners, feed systems, test stands and numerous other facets of
liquid technology using an inexpensive and robust platform. Very stout
4 point hold down, bayonet chamber installation, includes one pressure
port with plenty of room for additional ports. Stainless steel chamber
and cast aluminum base/hold down.
| Overall Dimensions:
2.375 inches OD by 7.50 inches long |
L* from 5 to 50 | Chamber pressure to 1000 psi |
| Pounds Thrust | Throat Diameter: | L* equivalents |
| 200 lb. Thrust | .650 inches | At L* = 35, thrust is 200 pounds at Chamber Pressure of 450 PSI |
| 340 lb. Thrust | .840 inches | At L* = 25, thrust is 340 pounds at Chamber Pressure of 450 PSI |
| 820 lb. Thrust | 1.310 inches | At L* = 15, thrust is 820 pounds at Chamber Pressure of 450 PSI |
Choice of Propellants and burn duration determine extent of ablative material and thrust producible with an adquate L* for the propellant combination and ratio.
Concentric injector is standard; propellants and mixture ratio must be specified for exact sizing or blanks can be provided.
Throat size and material for nozzle must be specified.
Oxidizing combustion products require LORODE (tm) Cermet nozzle for burn durations over 5 seconds. Graphite is used for runs up to 50 seconds. Longer or higher temperature combustion may require Tungsten.
Basic kit with graphite nozzle of any size w/o injector - $ 225.00
Blank injector - $ 40.00
LORODE (tm) and Tungsten nozzles - to be quoted.
Make your choices and take personal responsibility for the outcome of your experiment!
Protect your privelege to fly rockets by not making the headlines or becoming a statistic.