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spontaneously-igniting propellant

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1 spontaneously-igniting propellant

самовоспламеняющееся ракетное топливо

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2 non-spontaneously non-self-igniting propellant

Военный термин: ракетное несамовоспламеняющееся топливо

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > non-spontaneously non-self-igniting propellant
3 propellant

ракетное топливо; реактивное топливо

aniline red fuming nitric acid propellant — ракетное топливо, состоящее из анилина и красной дымящей азотной кислоты

black powder solid propellant — твёрдое ракетное топливо из чёрного пороха

condensation colloid propellant for electrostatic propulsion — конденсационное коллоидное ракетное топливо для ионных ракетных двигателей

propellant with suspended metallic powder — ракетное топливо со взвешенным металлопорошком

rolled sheet solid propellant — скатанное листовое твёрдое ракетное топливо

takeoff rocket engine propellant — ракетное топливо для стартового двигателя

uniformly burning solid propellant — равномерно горящее твёрдое ракетное топливо

— abort propellant

— acetylenic propellant

— acid-aniline propellant

— acrylic plastisol propellant

— advanced propellant

— aluminized propellant

— aluminum-hydride propellant

— ammonium-perchlorate propellant

— anergolic propellant

— autoigniting propellant

— ball process propellant

— ballistite-type propellant

— beryllium propellant

— beryllium-additive propellant

— biowaste propellant

— bi-phase propellant

— bondable propellant

— boost propellant

— boosted propellant

— booster propellant

— boost-phase propellant

— boron-loaded solid propellant

— butadiene propellant

— canned liquid propellant

— case-bonded double-base propellant

— casted propellant

— centralite stabilized propellant

— cesium propellant

— cesium-vapor propellant

— chemical propellant

— colloidal propellant

— composite propellant

— composite-modified propellant

— compounded solid propellant

— compression-molded propellant

— cool propellant

— coolant propellant

— cord propellant

— cordite propellant

— corrosive propellant

— cured propellant

— cut propellant

— deflagrating propellant

— detonable propellant

— diborane propellant

— diergolic propellants

— diluent propellant

— dimensionally stable propellant

— Domino propellant

— double-base propellant

— dry-processed propellant

— dual-layer propellant

— earth-storable propellant

— elemental propellant

— encapsulated propellant

— end-burning propellant

— energetic propellant

— entrapped propellant

— erosion-sensitive propellant

— excess propellant

— explosive propellant

— external propellant

— extruded propellant

— fast-burning propellant

— first-stage propellant

— flashless propellant

— FLOX-light hydrocarbon propellant

— fluid propellant

— fluorine propellant

— fluoro-carbon base propellant

— foamed propellant

— free-radical propellant

— frozen propellant

— fuel-rich propellant

— gas generation propellant

— gas generator propellant

— gaseous propellant

— gas-liquid propellant

— gelatinized propellant

— gelled propellant

— granular propellant

— hard propellant

— hazardous propellant

— heat-sterilizable propellant

— helium propellant

— heterogeneous propellant

— high-burning-rate propellant

— high-density propellant

— high-elasticity propellant

— high-energy propellant

— high-melting propellant

— high-performance propellant

— high-temperature propellant

— homogeneous propellant

— hot propellant

— hybrid propellant

— hydrazine propellant

— hydrogen propellant

— hydrogen-fluorine propellant

— hypercold propellant

— hypergolic propellant

— igniter propellant

— ineffective propellant

— ionic propellant

— jet propellant

— liquid hydrogen propellant

— liquid propellant

— liquid-solid propellant

— lithium-fluorine-hydrogen propellant

— low-energy propellant

— low-g propellant

— low-temperature propellant

— main propellant

— mesa-burning propellant

— mesonic propellant

— metal-containing propellant

— metallized propellant

— metal-wire reinforced propellant

— metastable propellant

— missile propellant

— mixed propellant

— mixed-phases propellant

— moderating propellant

— molded propellant

— monogaseous propellant

— multibase propellant

— multicomponent propellant

— multitubular propellant

— neutral propellant

— nitramine propellant

— nitramine-nitrocellulose propellant

— nitrate ester propellant

— nitrocellulose-base propellant

— nitrocellulose-nitroglycerine propellant

— nitrogen tetroxide-liydrazine propellant

— nitroguanidine propellant

— noncryogenic propellant

— nonexplosive propellant

— nonhomogeneous propellant

— non-self-igniting propellant

— nonspontaneously ignitable propellant

— nonstorable propellant

— nuclear propellant

— off-mixture-ratio propellant

— opposite propellant

— optimum propellant

— oxidizer-rich propellant

— oxygen difluoride-diborane propellant

— packed powder propellant

— paste-like propellant

— pelletized propellant

— perchlorate propellant

— plastic propellant

— plastisol-perchlorate propellant

— plateau-burning propellant

— platonic propellant

— pliable propellant

— polybutadiene propellant

— polybutadiene-acrylic-acid propellant

— polyether-polyurethane propellant

— polystyrene propellant

— polysulfide propellant

— polyurethane propellant

— polyurethane-ammonium perchlorate propellant

— polyvinyl-chloride plastisol propellant

— potassium-perchlorate propellant

— powerful propellant

— preliminary propellant

— premixed gaseous propellant

— pressed propellant

— pressed-powder propellant

— pressure-sensitive propellant

— pressurized propellant

— primary propellant

— pump-discharged propellant

— pure propellant

— pyrophoric propellant

— RATO engine propellant

— reaction-control-system propellant

— real-gas propellant

— recombination propellant

— remaining propellant

— residual propellant

— resin-base propellant

— restricted propellant

— rigid propellant

— rocket-englne propellant

— rubber-base propellant

— rubber-binder propellant

— rubberlike propellant

— rubbery propellant

— safe propellant

— satellite on-board propellant

— scrap propellant

— self-contained propellant

— self-igniting propellant

— semimonergolic propellant

— sheet propellant

— shock stable propellant

— shock-sensitive propellant

— simple-base propellant

— single-base propellant

— single-phase propellant

— slow-burning propellant

— slow-reacting propellants

— slurried propellant

— slurry propellant

— smokeless propellant

— soft propellant

— solid propellant

— solid-liquid propellant

— solvent extruded propellant

— solventless-extruded propellant

— solventless-processed propellant

— solvent-processed propellant

— space propellant

— space storable propellant

— spacecraft propellant

— spherically grained propellant

— spin propellant

— spontaneously-igniting propellant

— stable propellant

— star-grain propellant

— sterilizable propellant

— stick propellant

— storable propellant

— subliming propellant

— supplementary propellant

— sustain propellant

— synergetic catalyzed propellant

— synthetic propellant

— temperature-insensitive propellant

— temperature-sensitive propellant

— tetroxide-hydrazine propellant

— thermoplastic propellant

— third propellant

— thixotropic propellant

— throttleable propellant

— toxic propellant

— trapped propellant

— trichloroethylene propellant

— triple-base propellant

— two-component propellant

— unboosted propellant

— uncured propellant

— unexpended propellant

— unmixed propellants

— unrestricted propellant

— unstable propellant

— usable propellant

— vapor-jet propellant

— vernier engine propellant

— viscoelastic propellant

— volatile propellant

— wafer propellant

— work-horse propellant

— zip propellant

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