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1 How do solid rocket boosters work?
Rocket Propulsion How do solid rocket boosters work?

2 Introduction Edwin Oommen University of Cincinnati
5th Year Aerospace Engineering Engage Audience Informational theory behind how rockets work Focused more towards students and anyone interested in the topic

3 Purpose - Why solid rocket boosters?
History of rockets Pictures of the space shuttle or missiles Reasons for using them Pros and Cons Alternative options

4 How do rockets work? Basic breakdown of components
Pictures of each components The “play by play” series of events of rocket launch Different slides for each Pictures of each stage of rocket Thrust curves Graphs and mathematical analysis

5 Questions?

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