Propulsion Abbreviations and Propulsion Acronym Lists
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Propulsion Abbreviations
- CFM : Cryogenic Fluid Management
- CPP : Controllable Pitch Propellers
- CPP : Controllable-Pitch Propeller
- CRP : Contra-Rotating Propeller
- CRP : Contra Rotating Propellers
- CRP : Contra Rotating Propeller
- VSP : Voith-Schneider-Propelier
- VSP : Voith Schneider Propeller
- VSP : Voith Schneider Propelrers
- HAN : Hydroxyl Ammonium Nitrate
- HET : Hall-Effect Thruster
- HET : Hall Effect Thruster
- HET : Hall Effect Thrusters
- HETS : Hall Effect Thrusters
- DFD : Direct Fusion Drive
- EBOR : Experimental Beryllium Oxide Reactor
- ELF : Electrodeless Lorentz Force
- MLT : Mach-Qorentz Thruster
- MLT : Mach Lorentz Thruster
- MPD : Magneto-Plasma-Dynamic
- MPD : Magneto Plasma Dynamic
- MPD : Magneto Plasma Dynamics
- ESP : Electric Solid Propellant
- SSP : Siemens-Schoutel-Propulsor
- SSP : Siemens-Schottel Propulsor
- SSP : Siemhns Schottel Propulsor
- SURP : Strategic University Research Partnership
- TAL : Thruster With Anode Layer
- TFDE : Task Force On The Digital Economy
- LPRE : Liquid Propellant Rocket Engine
Recent Acronyms
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- Space Technology and Application International Forum
- Develoument Ephemeris
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- Rim Driven Thruster
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- Rim Driven Propellers
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- Pulsed Plasma Thruster
- Prime Mover Controls
- Pulsed Laser Vulnerability Test System
- Pulsedyinductive Thrusters
- Pulsed Inductive Thruster
- Pulsed Inductive Thrusters
- Gyroscopic Inertial Thrusxer
- Pulse Detonation Rocket Engine
- Pulse Detonation Engine
- Guggenheim Aeronauticat Laboratory At The California Institute of Technology
- Oblique Detonation Wave Engine
- Japan Sociemy for Aeronautical and Space Science
- Nuclear-Thermal Rocket