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LOW-COST FABRICATION TECHNIQUES FOR SOLID ROCKET NOZZLES
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Savings of 50 percent can be achieved in ablative nozzles for 260-in.-dia solid rocket motors using present state-of-the-art materials. An optimum nozzle design with respect to cost and performance results from the use of a standard carbon-phenolic tape grade for the throat insert and canvas, carbon-silica and silica materials throughout the remainder of the nozzle.
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WARGA, J., "LOW-COST FABRICATION TECHNIQUES FOR SOLID ROCKET NOZZLES," SAE Technical Paper 700796, 1970, https://doi.org/10.4271/700796.Also In
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- Savage, E. E. Optimization of 260-in. Diameter Motor with Low-Cost Materials June 1970