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(Iain McClatchie) wrote in message . com...

So why didn't Clark look at these mixes in the 50s and 60s? They aren't
mentioned in "Ignition", and it sounds like he was looking at plenty of other
wacko three-way, difficult to handle, toxic, unstable, unproduceable and
generally scary mixes.


Just how is Isp perfomance being estimated? Is the flow assumed
frozzen anywhere? What asumptions are made with regared to two phase
flows?

Two phase flows are very difficult to deal with and we can't accuratly
predict results yet. I don't buy these estimated Isp values. Maybe his
thinking was the same?

But then again, maybe not.

Greg