AZHRAE Rocket

The AZHRAE Rocket is an Advanced Zero speed to Hypersonic Regime Air breathing Engines (AZHRAE).

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Please refer to the following AAB Library Data articles for further information:

• Spacecraft Drives (Interplanetary Drives or Impulse Drives)
  • G-Drive (Gravity Drive)
  • M-Drive (Maneuver Drive or Thruster Plate)
  • N-Drive (NAFAL Drive)
  • Reaction Rocket
    • HEPlaR Drive (High Efficiency Plasma Recombustion)
    • O-Drive (Orion Drive)
    • R-Drive (Rocket Drive)
  • T-Drive (Reactionless Thruster or Dean Drive)
  • Z-Drive (Lifter)

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Description (Specifications)

They include a wide variety of exotic engine types designed, unlike turbine engines and ramjets, to function at low speeds for takeoff and landing, where they function as turbojets, hypersonic speeds for high-altitude operations, where they function as ramjets, and in suborbital or orbital insertion profiles, where they close off their intakes and function as rockets, As a group these are referred to as "ducted rockets," and are the preferred engines for trans-atmospheric craft.

While operating in turbojet or ramjet mode, the engine uses jet engine fuel, usually a hydrocarbon distillate. While operating in rocket mode it requires a liquid hydrogen/oxygen fuel mixture. This requires a dual fuel system for mounting these engines.

FTL Drive Specifications

FTL Drive Specifications (Starship Propulsion)

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History & Background (Dossier)

AZHRAE engines are developed as a late TL-8 technology as a competitor to contragrav lift systems.

References & Contributors (Sources)

This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at SABRE_(rocket_engine). The list of authors can be seen in the page history. The text of Wikipedia is available under the Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

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• Loren Wiseman. "Sublight Drives." Challenge 72 (1994): TBD.
• T4 - Fire, Fusion & Steel
• TNE - Fire, Fusion, & Steel
• Traveller Wiki Editorial Team
• Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science