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This page gathers available documentation on the numerous subjects linked the project, including rocket science, turbofans, aerodynamics, amateur rocketry and SSTO.
This page gathers available documentation on the numerous subjects linked the project, including rocket science, turbofans, aerodynamics, amateur rocketry and SSTO.
An [[Aero formulas|internal page]] is being created containing useful formulas related to aerodynamics.


==Web pages==
==Web pages==

Revision as of 00:13, 15 March 2012

Resources

This page gathers available documentation on the numerous subjects linked the project, including rocket science, turbofans, aerodynamics, amateur rocketry and SSTO.

An internal page is being created containing useful formulas related to aerodynamics.

Web pages

A more complete and multi-domain list of links is available on the amateur rocketry website, as well as on the ARocket mailing list, subscription available on this same site. Most useful links are below:

  • An important nasaspaceflight forum thread where ideas on micro-rocketry to orbit are discussed and shared.
  • A kind of spin-off of the above thread is the orbital aspirations weblog. It was recently created by Ed LeBouthillier and is already filled with lots of information on scaling down rocket equations to micro-rocketry, SSTO, reference papers, news of the domain and so on.
  • Robert A. Braeunig's website on rocket and space technology, including a nice forum.

Lectures

Books (online links)

Multi-domain

Rocket engines

Specific topics of rocket egines:

Turbines and turbofans

  • Turbofan by Frederic P Miller, Agnes F Vandome and John McBrewster. 2009.
  • Jet propulsion: a simple guide to the aerodynamics and thermodynamic design and performance of jet engines, by N. A. Cumpsty. 2003.
  • Gas turbine theory by H. I. H. Saravanamuttoo, Gordon Frederick Crichton Rogers and Henry Cohen. 2001.

Other Aerodynamics

Videos (youtube links)