It is particularly useful in mono-, bi-, and dual fuel engine applications.

Nitrous oxide can also be used in a monopropellant rocket.

= 2801322 – July 30, 1957 – Decomposition Chamber for Monopropellant Fuel – Referenced in 3990987

2801322 - July 30, 1957 - Decomposition Chamber for Monopropellant Fuel - Referenced in 3990987

Nitrous oxide also may be used in a monopropellant rocket.

Tests indicated that Boeing’s mono-propellant had a tendency to explode.

The invention also relates to a cryogenic solid propellant for rocket drives, especially heterogeneous quasi-monopropellant fuel-oxidiser combinations.

is powered by a piston engine using Otto Fuel II monopropellant.

An oxidizer such as liquid oxygen (LOX) may be combined with the hydrogen or second fuel under controlled pressures and temperatures such that a monopropellant is provided.

Variants were constructed both with no propulsion system and monopropellant engines for air drop testing.

The system and method are configured to allow for resupply of spacecraft configured to be fueled by either a bipropellant (oxidizer and fuel) or a monopropellant (typically hydrazine).

Propulsion was provided by a 223 N rocket motor mounted within the frame which used monopropellant hydrazine.

A satellite propulsion system has both a chemical monopropellant thruster providing high thrust for rapid maneuvering and an electrospray thruster providing high specific impulse.

The tool and system are configured to allow for resupply of spacecraft configured to be propelled by either a bipropellant (oxidizer and fuel) or a monopropellant (typically hydrazine).

A catalyst is disposed around the membrane so as to be covered by the boss in a retracted position so that the monopropellant is broken down by the catalyst to produce a gas.