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AeroRocket File Downloads
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The following FREE downloads are available to all Emetrix purchasers of AeroRocket software and services. Please use the AeroRocket Free Download request form to receive the username and password required for access to the FREE download area. The username and password will be emailed to each customer within a few hours of request form receipt. Please note the supplied username and password will be valid for a limited time. On the request form please specify the requested item(s) for download and be sure the email address, first name and last name are the same used for ordering AeroRocket software or services from Emetrix.

Then, return to this web page and using the supplied username and password click the individual files listed below for access to the FREE download web page.

1) StarTravel
(140 KB Download - Password Required): This MathCAD analysis in pdf format is an example from the StarTravel program for the elapsed time and velocity of a constantly accelerating and decelerating observer aboard a starship. The star is 11.8 light years away, maximum velocity is 0.5c and the starship is accelerating at +0.1G for the first part of the flight and -0.1G for the second part of the interstellar flight.

2) FusionPropulsion
(105 KB Download - Password Required): MathCAD analysis in pdf format is an example from Fundamentals of Physics, Part 5 by Halliday and Resnick to determine the energy released from 1.0 kg of deuterium by the reaction 2H + 2H --> 3He + n.

Sprint ABM3) SprintAssemblyInstructions (311 KB Download - Password Required): Assembly instructions and parts list in pdf format for the exact scale model of the Sprint ABM model rocket formerly sold by AeroRocket a few years ago. As part of the assembly instructions this download includes the Sprint ABM model rocket center of pressure analysis with airframe, fins and fin-set location dimensions. Included in the download is the dynamic stability analysis used by John Cipolla to determine Sprint ABM period of ascent oscillation using a torsional pendulum to experimentally determine longitudinal mass moment of inertia. A must for anyone serious about actually flying the Sprint ABM because no hobby rocket simulation computes values for mass moment of inertia accurate enough for a dynamic stability analysis.

The model rocket Sprint ABM is an exact scale model (no clear plastic fins are required for stability) of the Sprint Anti-Ballistic Missile first flown in the 1960's. This model of the Sprint ABM is 21 inches long and 3.5 inches wide at the base and weighs 210 grams without a rocket motor installed. An internal launch lug design will avoid unstable liftoff. In addition, the recovery system includes rear pop-pod recovery that eliminates the requirement for a separate nose cone.
Other  features include D/E rocket motor propulsion and post-assembly provision for added nose weight. At only $25.00 this kit was a unique value that included the flight simulation design file used during project development. This is a challenging model rocket to build and to fly that applies the methods commonly used to fabricate high power rockets.

4) AeroEagle
(763 KB Download - Password Required): The AeroEagle model UAV is an electric motor propelled tailless airplane designed using AeroWindTunnel. This free download includes airframe templates and parts list in pdf format. In addition, the AeroWindTunnel Project file and Fuselage Geometry file are included.

Specifications

Wing span, 46.67 cm
Fuselage length, 11.75 cm
Fuselage diameter, 4.75 cm X 3.0 cm
Weight (airframe, motor, capacitor and header pins), 27 grams

AeroEagle model UAV illustrated with electric motor, capacitor and battery pack. Project file and Fuselage Geometry file require AeroWindTunnel for stability analysis and design.

5) NASPCdCURVEFIT
(124 KB Download - Password Required): X-30 NASP VisualCFD analysisA Cd verses Mach number curve fit approximation was developed from Cd verses Mach number results for the X-30 National Aerospace Plane using several VisualCFD 2-D centerline analyses at Mach numbers 0.2, 0.4, 0.7, 1.0, 1.125, 1.25, 1.5, 2.0, 3.0 and 5. This MathCAD document in pdf format generates the Cd verses Mach number approximation from VisualCFD generated X-30 drag forces verses velocity for atmospheric conditions at 150,000 feet from Mach 0.01 to Mach 7.

6) WindTunnelPlans
(552 KB Download - Password Required): The AeroRocket subsonic wind tunnel Wind Tunnel Testingis a suction system powered by a two speed 1/3 horsepower fan. The test section is 7 inches wide x 10 inches high x 16 inches long. The basic subsonic wind tunnel design is by Donald D. Baals of NASA and was fabricated and redesigned by John Cipolla using these plans. This new version of WindTunnelPlans includes an introduction that includes an experimental method to measure pitch center of pressure of a flying wing and an engineering drawing of the AeroRocket Force Measurement System that includes dimensions.

7) HFV-3X Design Project Information: HFV-3X DesignAeroRocket's version of the HTV-3X called the HFV-3X represents AeroRocket's proposal for a new hypersonic spacecraft capable of flight to 300,000 feet and top speed above Mach 5. A new subsonic wind tunnel model of the HFV-3X has been fabricated for measurement of CD, CL, CL
a, CMa and L/D for use with AeroWindTunnel a subsonic and supersonic aircraft design program. Supersonic drag and lift properties of the HFV-3X design will be investigated using AeroRocket's shock-tube wind tunnel system. For information about the HFV-3X project please click more ...



8) Lynx Mk.1 Aerodynamic Analysis
NEW! (184 KB Download - Password Required): Details for this sample AeroWindTunnel analysis were derived from the March 31, 2008 issue of Aviation Week and Space Technology magazine. This download includes the Lynx Mk.1 main drawing showing scaled plan-view and side-view shapes, fuselage-wing-vertical fins dimension sheet and AeroWindTunnel project/geometry files. Please note this information is a first cut approximation based on data derived from online sources and is intended to illustrate how AeroWindTunnel simulations are quickly and easily performed. Project file and Fuselage Geometry file require AeroWindTunnel for aerodynamic analysis and design.


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