Liquid Rocket Engines 1 : Design

I explain how I chose very high level parameters for my rocket engine I'll be working on over the summer.

[BPSspace]

Can't wait to see more, great work, Charlie!

[MrZnarffy]

I would love to see you develop and test this engine.. Together with BPs space this is getting interesting. :)

[diogocastanheira]

Here to see all the videos till the end result! Good explanation!

[jason]

Looking forward to seeing this project advance. I really hope you take us along for the full ride.

[linztube]

This is fantastic, there is essentially no content online for hobby scale liquid rocket engines. I've always wanted to do this as a project. Thanks for great intro video, can't wait for the rest of the series 😁🚀

[storminmormin]

This series sounds awesome! The more in-depth the better.

[ricardomourita]

Man, you really got me going now. I didn't know how to even start doing the math, I've made the stoichiometric calculations to have a perfect fuel / oxidizer ratio but never figured out where to go then. This was a quick "tutorial" but really easy to understand for the average mind! Thank YOU!

[SimplySpace]

This is awesome! I can't wait to see this work.

[maxwolf]

Most legendary Cosmosphere counselor of all time

[kemfic]

absolutely ecstatic that you finally posted this

[jrspsu]

interesting first order explanation to get a feel of the scale of the numbers. thanks.

[astrofox]

Thank you for attempting this sort of challenge. I have been longing to see how I can produce one for use on high power rockets to send small payloads to high altitudes, not to mention my university has brought up the possibility of developing one from scratch. However, I do not quite know where to start other than reading and taking notes from "An Introduction to Rocket Science and Engineering" as well as reading "Ignition!" which, admittedly probably isn't enough for me to fully understand how they are constructed.

[jaredmulconry]

Count me in on this. The more depth you're willing to provided in your process, the better, imo :)

[CanineDefenseTechnologies]

Even more excuses for me to build a propulsion test stand..

[papatrick]

You got me interested! Looking forward to your next video.

[TeaheanYT]

Hi, thank you SO MUCH for this. Learning so much here compared to what I learned in class. It was mostly theory, but all of this is practical.

Just another reminder that you're a really big help. hope you're doing well.

[kanva]

Please please please do more videos about this topic. This is great!

[octavedelpierre]

Very nice and interesting video, it could be nice to see more !!

[martinmcgirk]

I am interested in seeing all those things that you just suggested. Awesome concept for a channel!

[chancepricee]

BPS sent me over, I’m super excited to see what you do since I’m going into my junior year studying these mechanics.