Arcjet Rocket - Suggested Reading

Suggested Reading

Lichtbogenantriebe für Weltraumaufgaben (Arcjet propulsion systems for space applications), Prof. Monika Auweter-Kurtz, B.G. Teubner Stuttgart 1992 Institute of Space Systems at the University of Stuttgart

  • Arcjet (Lichtbogentriebwerk)
Spacecraft propulsion
Chemical
rockets
State
  • Liquid-fuel rocket
  • Solid-fuel rocket
  • Hybrid rocket
Propellants
  • Liquid propellants
    • Cryogenic
    • Hypergolic
  • Monopropellant
  • Bipropellant
    • Staged combustion cycle
    • Expander cycle
    • Gas-generator cycle
    • Pressure-fed cycle
  • Tripropellant
Electrical
thrusters
Electrostatic
  • Colloid thruster
  • Ion thruster (Electrostatic ion thruster
  • Hall effect thruster
  • Field Emission Electric Propulsion)
Electromagnetic
  • Pulsed inductive thruster
  • Magnetoplasmadynamic thruster
  • Electrodeless plasma thruster
  • VASIMR
Electrothermal
  • Pulsed plasma thruster
  • Helicon double-layer thruster
  • Arcjet rocket
Other
  • MagBeam
  • Resistojet rocket
  • High-power electric propulsion
  • Mass driver
Nuclear
propulsion
Closed system
  • Nuclear electric rocket
  • Nuclear thermal rocket
    • Radioisotope
    • Salt-water
    • Gas core
    • "Lightbulb"
Open system
  • Nuclear pulse propulsion (Antimatter)
  • Fusion rocket (Bussard ramjet)
  • Fission-fragment rocket (Fission sail)
  • Nuclear photonic rocket
Other
  • Solar sail
    • Electric sail
    • Magnetic sail
  • Beam-powered propulsion
  • Solar thermal rocket
  • Tether propulsion
  • Gravity assist
  • Anti-gravity
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