CP Technologies Class Starts Enrollment
September 20, 2005
Web posted at: 12:24 PM EDT
(ROL Newswire) -- CP Technologies has a couple of openings left for
their next solid rocket motor design course. It runs four days and
starts on November 3rd, 2005. The class costs $195 and includes the "How
To Make Amateur Rockets" 2nd Edition bookset, all motor/propellant
materials and lunches. A $30 discount is given to students who already
own the 2nd Edition bookset. Participants do not have to be US citizens
and do not have to be members of any rocketry organization to attend.
Participants will learn how to design both AP and AN composite solid rocket motors and be assigned an individual maximum motor peak chamber pressure and pressure-time curve goals. During the class, they will make their individual motors and test fire them on the last day to see how close they came to their design goals. Those attending the class will make their own motor parts, mix and cast the propellant and assemble their own motors. They will also learn about several different types of igniters and make an igniter for use in their motor. Propellant formulation as well as thermal and structural analysis of motors will also be covered in the class.
People interested in attending the class should sign up as soon as possible as class size is restricted to seven students. More information on the class can be found at www.space-rockets.com/ae101
Source: CP Technologies
(ROL Newswire) -- CP Technologies has a couple of openings left for
Participants will learn how to design both AP and AN composite solid rocket motors and be assigned an individual maximum motor peak chamber pressure and pressure-time curve goals. During the class, they will make their individual motors and test fire them on the last day to see how close they came to their design goals. Those attending the class will make their own motor parts, mix and cast the propellant and assemble their own motors. They will also learn about several different types of igniters and make an igniter for use in their motor. Propellant formulation as well as thermal and structural analysis of motors will also be covered in the class.
People interested in attending the class should sign up as soon as possible as class size is restricted to seven students. More information on the class can be found at www.space-rockets.com/ae101
Source: CP Technologies