DE4104221A1 - Acceleration system for rockets - collects pressure from rocket for reuse as propulsion force - Google Patents

Acceleration system for rockets - collects pressure from rocket for reuse as propulsion force

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DE4104221A1
DE4104221A1 DE19914104221 DE4104221A DE4104221A1 DE 4104221 A1 DE4104221 A1 DE 4104221A1 DE 19914104221 DE19914104221 DE 19914104221 DE 4104221 A DE4104221 A DE 4104221A DE 4104221 A1 DE4104221 A1 DE 4104221A1
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propulsion force
propulsion
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Joachim Twelenkamp
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F03MACHINES OR ENGINES FOR LIQUIDS; WIND, SPRING, OR WEIGHT MOTORS; PRODUCING MECHANICAL POWER OR A REACTIVE PROPULSIVE THRUST, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F03HPRODUCING A REACTIVE PROPULSIVE THRUST, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F03H99/00Subject matter not provided for in other groups of this subclass

Abstract

The system (1) collects the pressure emerging from a rocket, and reuses it for propulsion. The propulsion force can be increased by using a rocket exhaust extension. A tubular grid may be installed in the exhaust for the same purpose. Air may be pumped in through a funnel-shaped element, and this can be pumped out at considerably higher pressure. USE - Rocket propulsion force boosting system.

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Mit einem angepaßten Behälter oder mit hitzebeständigen Schläuchen könnte man den Raketenauspuffsdruck sammeln (abpumpen) und ihn ein zweites mal zum Antrieb verwenden. Beim Luftgewehr findet auch durch das bißchen Luftdruck Rückstoß statt. Irgendwie könnte man ja Hitze, Antriebsstaub, Antriebsgase ein zweites mal durch den Raktenauspuff unter Hochdruck durchsausen lassen und seinen Antriebswert immer wieder ausnutzen. Ein Perpetuum mobile ist nicht denkbar, da die Pumpe ja Strom braucht. Falls an den Auspuff Schläuche angeschlossen werden, so müssen diese in mehreren Richtungen an der Rakete hochgeführt werden, sonst könnte die Rakete von der Bahn abkommen. Solange das noch nicht besser ausgeklügelt ist, wie die Schläuche zurückgeführt werden sollen, sollen sie außen an der Rakete hochgeführt werden. Unter Schubkraft kann man verstehen: Je mehr Abstoßteilchen (größtenteils Gasteilchen aber auch Schall- und Hitzeteilchen) durch Verbrennung oder Luft da sind, desto schneller kommt die Rakete vorwärts. Dieser Prozeß beginnt schon unmittelbar bei der Zündung (Verbrennungsbeginn). Die Rakete stößt sich also von ihrem eigenen austretenden Gas ab. Nur die bei der Verbrennung austretenden Teilchen, die Feststoffkontakt haben, haben Antriebseffekt. Man könnte also den größten Teil des Auspuffes in der Mitte durch einen nicht Wand berührenden Pfropfen verschließen. Oder könnte man den Kontakt mit den Verbrennungsteilchen im Auspuff erhöhen, indem man ein langes, den Auspuff mit kleinen Löchern übersätes Gitter einbaut. Dieses könnte aus einer hundertstel mm dicken Speziallegierung (hitze-korrosionsbeständig) bestehen. So ein Raketensystem könnte sich in der Mitte eines Raumschiffes befinden und könnte ohne einen Außenkontakt sein. Je länger ein Luftgewehrrohr ist, desto stärker ist sein Rückstoß. So scheint es auch bei der Rakete zu sein mit ihrem Auspuff. Diesen könnte man soweit verlängern und nach unten hin verengen, wenn nicht mehr soviel Hitze anfällt, daß auch noch der letzte Rest an Energie und Gasdruck genutzt wird. Eine stetig aufeinanderfolgende Luftgewehrexplosion (Gasentladung aus gigantischen Luftgewehren) in den Raketenauspuff hinein oder das Luftgewehrrohr als Auspuff selber könnte als Antrieb dienen. Wichtig ist nicht, wieviel Feuerstrahl und Gasaustritt beim Flug und Start ist, sonder wieviel Druckwirkung auf die Innenwände (Düse) der Rakete und wie schnell die Wegbewegung zum Auspuff stattfindet. Die Düse müßte man verlängern um mehr Wirkung zu erhalten. Wie weit ist es da noch zu Düsenantriebseigenschaften? Denkbar wäre eine Raketenauspuffsverlängerung aus leichtem Glasfaser-Plastikgewebe. Man könnte ihn nach dem Start ausfahren und vor der vielleicht stattfindenden Landung wieder einfahren. Das könnte mit einer Schiebevorrichtung gehen. An einen Kilometer langen Auspuff zu denken, wäre aus irgendwelchen Gründen zu weit gedacht. Wie wäre es, wenn eine Rakete an der Spitze trichterförmig wäre, den Luftdruck beim Flug einfangen würde und als Luftdruck wieder rausjagen würde?With an adapted container or with heat-resistant Hoses could collect the rocket exhaust pressure (pump out) and use it a second time to drive. At the Air rifle also finds recoil from the little air pressure instead of. Somehow you could heat, drive dust, drive gases a second time through the rocket exhaust under high pressure let it rush and use its drive value again and again. A perpetuum mobile is not conceivable, since the pump is Needs electricity. If connected to the exhaust hoses must be in several directions on the missile otherwise the rocket could get off the track. As long as that's not better figured out how the hoses are to be returned, they should be outside be carried up on the rocket. Under thrust you can understand: The more rejection particles (mostly gas particles but also sound and heat particles) by combustion or There is air, the faster the rocket moves forward. This process begins immediately with the ignition (start of combustion). So the missile bumps from its own escaping gas. Only those that come out during combustion Particles that come into contact with solid matter have a driving effect. So you could put most of the exhaust in the middle close with a stopper that does not touch the wall. Or could you get in contact with the combustion particles in the Exhaust increase by using a long one, the exhaust with small ones Grid-littered holes. This could be from one hundredths of a mm thick special alloy (heat-corrosion resistant) consist. Such a missile system could be in the Located in the middle of a spaceship and could be without external contact be. The longer an air gun barrel is, the stronger is his recoil. It seems to be the same with the rocket with their exhaust. This could be extended and narrow downwards when there is no longer as much heat that the last remnant of energy and gas pressure is used becomes. A steadily successive air rifle explosion (gas discharge from gigantic air guns) into the rocket exhaust or the air rifle barrel as an exhaust itself serve as a drive. It is not important how much beam of fire and there is gas leakage during flight and take-off, but how much pressure on the inside walls (nozzle) of the rocket and how fast the movement to the exhaust takes place. The nozzle would have to be extend to get more effect. How far is it there still about nozzle drive properties? A missile exhaust extension would be conceivable made of light fiberglass plastic fabric. You could extend it after the start and maybe before retract the landing that is taking place. That could be with one Push device go. On a kilometer-long exhaust for some reason it would be thought too far. How about if a missile was funnel-shaped at the top would capture the air pressure while flying and as Chase air pressure out again?

Claims (1)

Hiermit erhebe ich bei der Patentanmeldung "Geschwindigkeitssteigerung der Rakete" folgende Patentansprüche:
  • a) Daß man den austretenden Druck aus der Rakete einfangen kann und zum Antrieb wieder verwenden kann.
  • b) Daß durch eine Raketenauspuffsverlängerung der Antrieb gesteigert werden kann.
  • c) Daß zur Antriebskraftsteigerung der Rakete ein röhrenförmiges Gitter in die Düse (Auspuff) eingebaut werden kann.
  • d) Daß durch eine trichterförmige Raketenspitze Luft hineingepumpt werden kann, die durch den Auspuff mit wesentlichem Überdruck hinaus gepumpt werden kann.
I hereby file the following claims for the patent application "Rocket Speed Increase":
  • a) That you can capture the escaping pressure from the rocket and use it again for propulsion.
  • b) That the propulsion can be increased by a rocket exhaust extension.
  • c) That a tubular grid can be installed in the nozzle (exhaust) to increase the propulsion power of the rocket.
  • d) That air can be pumped in through a funnel-shaped missile tip, which air can be pumped out through the exhaust with a significant excess pressure.
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WO2007149601A2 (en) 2006-02-01 2007-12-27 The General Hospital Corporation Apparatus for controlling at least one of at least two sections of at least one fiber

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
WO2007149601A2 (en) 2006-02-01 2007-12-27 The General Hospital Corporation Apparatus for controlling at least one of at least two sections of at least one fiber

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