Article | REF: BM3001 V2

Aerospace propulsion - Mathematical and physical tools

Author: Marc BOUCHEZ

Publication date: November 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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    2. Reminders and definitions

    2.1 Performance (thrust, pulses, etc.)

    • Let's start by reviewing the forces involved and the conventional axes associated with flight.  .

      The simplified equations (in three degrees of freedom) of external ballistics (more commonly referred to as artillery and rocketry) or flight mechanics (more commonly referred to as aviation) allow the forces and accelerations of the moving object in question to be broken down into different axes. The sum of the torque of the...

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