liquid-fueled
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- adjective
- /ˈlɪkwɪd fjuːld/
- Specialized
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a propulsión líquida
- Rocketdyne, the contractor, had developed the liquid-fueled F-1 and J-2 engines that powered the Saturn V, but the SSMEs would be a major leap forward in engine design.
- liquid-fueled missile
- liquid-fueled rocket
- liquid-fueled launch
And how did rockets work through liquid, you know, a liquid fueled Jet Propulsion.
- And how did rockets work through liquid, you know, a liquid fueled Jet Propulsion.
Examples
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Many modern launch vehicles utilize liquid-fueled technology to achieve high thrust during liftoff.
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South Korea is counting down to the third launch attempt of its NARO rocket, a two-stage vehicle comprised of a Russian-built liquid-fueled first stage and a domestically produced solid second stage.
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Vice President Steve Cook said last week, "and if you want to do it affordably, we think you need a liquid-fueled motor."
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The rocket is liquid-fueled, has an estimated 45-mile range, and is fired from a mobile launcher.
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These flank a central core stage that is now liquid fueled, powered by twin Vicus engines.
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But not many people are going to ride electric bikes, and the Leaf is not priced low enough for mass appeal, not to mention that liquid-fueled vehicles have a strong marketing edge because of their greater range and ability to quickly refuel.
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Korea, for its part, intends to proceed to a fully domestic, three-stage liquid-fueled launch vehicle, the KSLV-2, planned to debut after 2021.
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The company's basic idea for the new booster is putting two modern versions of a liquid-fueled F-1 engine on tanks and strapping two of the tank sets to the heavy-lift rocket.
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The engineers designed a new model of liquid-fueled rocket that promises to reduce emissions.
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The liquid-fueled engine operated efficiently, allowing the spacecraft to reach its destination quicker than expected.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Liquid-fueled joins liquid ('a thin substance that flows') and fuel ('something that gives energy when burned'), so it describes machines that are powered by liquid fuel, like rockets or generators.