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Ramjet Rob Frederick

Overview History How it works Applications Future

History First patent 1913 in France by René Lorin Studied extensively by France, Germany, UK, USA, USSR approx. 1940-1970 Limited current use Many potential future uses

How it works Air compression from motion through the air only The compressed air (subsonic) is heated by combustion Exhaust exits through rear

Applications Missiles Specialty

Applications

Future Scramjets Inexpensive way into space Space travel Bussard ramjet

Questions? The Decepticon Ramjet

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