Mod-01 Lec-28 Feed Systems for Liquid Propellant Rockets

[@miguelmouta5372]

Profesor Ramamurthy is unique inspiration. Salute from Brazil.

[@ATINKERER]

That was a pleasure to watch. Professor Ramamurthi explained things very clearly, and quickly. He's an excellent teacher.

[@richardclingempeel1782]

Well Done, Sir ! It is a relief to see a COMPETENT and KNOWLEDGEABLE instructor online. After seeing many other such classes over the Internet, many of which fail miserably, it is a pleasure to finally see such a professional educational series !

[@niravtank8546]

Excellent teacher.. Loved his clear understanding and thoroughness

[@miguelmouta5372]

Profesor Ramamurthy is unique inspiration. Salute from Brazil.

[@psyxiatros1]

i know its been a long time since this series of Lectures by Professor Ramamurthi but does anyone know if there s any approach by him about the design of Thrust Chamber/Nozzle ?

[@loganathans8799]

Sir which temperature(To) you take for helium and what is initial pressurant pressure(po)

[@somadritochakraborty8863]

THE PROPELLANT REACTS IN THE THRUST CHAMBER TO EJECT AT HIGH VELOCITY AND HENCE PRODUCES THRUST TO PUSH THE ROCKET

[@raghavarajukumar8259]

Kardarvalli sir will good bacteria, similarly sulfer bacteria in dam or camel

[@royramirez3343]

Could one add pressure regulators to the blow down system to keep the pressure more stable?

[@sachin2021]

Yes.. it is done in all pressure fed engines

[@iamjosephkingly]

He’s right. For safety reasons alone there’d be regulators.