Abstract
The ignition process of NEPE propellant by a CO2 laser ignition system has been investigated experimentally. The effect of laser heat flux density on the ignition delay time of NEPE propellant was examined. The ignition delay time of NEPE propellant was decreased along with the increase of laser heat flux density. The effect of ignition heat flux density on ignition delay time decreases when the laser heat flux density is more than 290 W/cm2. This heat flux density value can be used as igniter design reference value. The ignition delay time increases dramatically along with the decrease of laser heat flux density when the laser heat flux density is lower.
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