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  1. Project Rover - Wikipedia

    No particular effort had been made to maximize the specific impulse, that not being the reactor's purpose, but Pewee achieved a vacuum specific impulse of 901 seconds (8.84 km/s), well …

  2. Ideal vacuum specific impulse is reported throughout this document. The calculated value assumes an infinite nozzle expansion ratio, without losses, discharging into a perfect vacuum.

  3. Pewee-1 (nuclear reactor) - David Darling

    Pewee-1 was a nuclear reactor, designed and built as part of the Rover program, specifically to investigate the performance characteristics of a small reactor for nuclear propulsion in space.

  4. Final Report of Environmental Surveillance for Pewee 1, …

    The aerial monitoring and sampling missions of the U-3A and WERL aircraft are reported separately, as is the special study on reactor-released particles of high specific radioactivity.

  5. Performance of WANL supplied fuel elements in PEWEE-1

    Performance of WANL supplied fuel elements in PEWEE-1 Showing 1-4 of 146 pages in this report. PDF Version Also Available for Download.

  6. Physics:Project Rover - HandWiki

    No particular effort had been made to maximize the specific impulse, that not being the reactor's purpose, but Pewee achieved a vacuum specific impulse of 901 seconds (8.84 km/s), well …

  7. The National Academies Press

    Specifically, the feasibility of using a nuclear reactor to heat the hydrogen propellant to generate predicted values for specific impulse (I sp) using flow paths through solid graphite HEU fuel, tie …

  8. Project Rover - Wikiwand

    No particular effort had been made to maximize the specific impulse, that not being the reactor's purpose, but Pewee achieved a vacuum specific impulse of 901 seconds (8.84 km/s), well …

  9. The exhaust of the engine in the final days of the program was calculated to have a specific impulse of near 850 seconds, almost three times the performance of the kerosene engines of …

  10. Nuclear Thermal Propulsion Ground Test History

    Feb 24, 2014 · The Phoebus series of research reactors began testing at test cell C, in June 1965 with Phoebus 1A. Phoebus 1A operated for 10.5 minutes at 1100 MW before unexpected loss …