Gregory Young

Associate Professor

Virginia Tech

United States

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Gregory Young is an Associate Professor at Virginia Tech, USA. His research primarily focuses on combustion and propulsion systems, with recent articles exploring topics such as ignition studies of hypergolic solid fuels, the effects of geometry on scramjet performance, and the characterization of solid fuel ramjets. He is particularly interested in the application of dual-cure approaches in hybrid rocket fuels and the influences of various additives on the combustion properties of solid propellants.

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New Jersey Institute of Technology

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Direct Ink Writing of Aluminized Solid Fuels for Hybrid Rockets Using a Dual-Cure Approach

Ignition study of hypergolic solid fuels through counterflow experiment using hydrogen peroxide spray

Combustion of solid fuels containing boron, borides, and boron based composites in a solid fuel ramjet

Contribution of Unsteadiness to Solid Fuel Burning Characteristics in a Scramjet Combustor

Effect of flameholding cavity geometry on the flowfield of a solid fuel scramjet

Characterization of a Cavity Flameholding Solid-Fuel Ramjet in an Optical Combustor

Impact of Ammonium Perchlorate Content on Electrically Controlled Gel Polymer Electrolyte Monopropellants

Exploring the influence of additives on the ignition, combustion and quenching of electrically controlled solid propellants

Supersonic Combustion of Solid Fuels

Modeling of the heterogeneous hypergolic ignition with particle packing model

Ignition and Combustion Characteristics of Al/RDX/NC Nanostructured Microparticles

Catalytic Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide for Use in Hybrid Rocket Motors

Examining Port Geometry/Solid Loading for Additively Manufactured Fuels in Hybrid Rockets

EFFECT OF ELECTRICAL STIMULI ON COMBUSTION BEHAVIOR OF SOLID OXIDIZERS

Effect of Oxidizer Type on Solid Fuel Combustion

DIFFUSION FLAME STUDIES OF SOLID FUELS WITH NITROUS OXIDE

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Edward Dreizin

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