46 search results for "power"
18.1.2020 Development of autonomous power engineering systems with hydrogen energy storage
Development of autonomous power engineering systems with hydrogen energy storage ISSN: 2617-5525 e-ISSN: 2617-5533 Authors: Shevchenko A. During the operation of water [...]
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9.2.2018 The Impact of Worm Design on Power and Anti-Cavitation Properties of Worm-Centrifugal Pumps
The Impact of Worm Design on Power and Anti-Cavitation Properties of Worm-Centrifugal Pumps ISSN: 2617-5525 e-ISSN: 2617-5533 Authors: Nazarenko G. As known from the [...]
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11.1.2018 Ensuring Long Lifetime of the Electrochemical Accumulators Included in Space Rocketry Electric Power Supply Systems
Ensuring Long Lifetime of the Electrochemical Accumulators Included in Space Rocketry Electric Power Supply Systems ISSN: 2617-5525 e-ISSN: 2617-5533 Authors: Zemlyanoy K. [...]
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11.2.2016 Experimental Investigation into Power Characteristics of Fast-Flowrate Gas Jet Propulsion Systems
Experimental Investigation into Power Characteristics of Fast-Flowrate Gas Jet Propulsion Systems ISSN: 2617-5525 e-ISSN: 2617-5533 Authors: Anishchenko V. (2016) [...]
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7.2.2016 Analysis of Operation Modes and Selection of Chemical Current Source Included in Autonomous Electric Power Supply Systems of Self-Propelled Launcher
Analysis of Operation Modes and Selection of Chemical Current Source Included in Autonomous Electric Power Supply Systems of Self-Propelled Launcher ISSN: 2617-5525 e-ISSN: [...]
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19.1.2016 Blade Geometry for Maximal Power Coefficient and Minimal Noise Level
Blade Geometry for Maximal Power Coefficient and Minimal Noise Level ISSN: 2617-5525 e-ISSN: 2617-5533 Authors: Kalnysh R. 2016 (1); 117-121 Language: Russian Annotation: The [...]
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12.2.2025 Algorithm for filling databases of the automated control system utilized at space rocketry enterprises, considering the differentiation of working and archived information.
The implementation of this algorithm allows for promptly reducing the load on computing power and enhancing the fault resistance of computer systems.
11.2.2025 Reviewing the benefits of utilizing AL–Mg–Sc alloys in Ukraine’s space rocket industry. Analysis of market factors
The relevance and the scientifi c novelty of this study are determined by the need to fi nd new materials to replace traditional supplies, considering the aggravation of [...]
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7.2.2025 Autonomous deployable landing interface: a detailed technical framework for Mitigating terminal descent risks on planetary surfaces
Specifi c focus is given to the proposed solutions for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC); the power nfrastructure required for high-voltage electrostatic systems; the [...]
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5.2.2025 Analysis and minimization of resistive forces occurring during rocket stage separation. Possibility of using a single pneumatic pusher for stage separation
For the fi rst time in the practice of launch vehicle design, the authors present a separation system that eliminates resistive forces through the use of an alternative complex of [...]
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