Łukasiewicz – Institute of Aviation secured its patents, regarding obtaining new grades of High Test Peroxide (HTP), in 20 countries worldwide.

Bloodhound’s rocket uses a liquid oxidizer—concentrated hydrogen peroxide (High Test Peroxide, or HTP)—and synthetic rubber as the fuel.

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Delivering the high-test peroxide to the rocket motors [see: “Rockets”] requires a serious pump. The original plan was to use a Cosworth F1 engine; the new scheme calls for a 5.0-liter ...

PARIS — Small-satellite builder Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. of Britain will develop a demonstration model of a peroxide-based satellite propulsion system under a U.K. government grant as ...

If all goes as planned, a Cosworth F1 engine will spin up to 17,500 rpm, powering a pump that injects High Test Peroxide (HTP) into a rocket engine at 600 pounds per square inch ...

Bloodhound SSC, the British-built vehicle that is eventually set to become the first car to break 1,000mph (1,600km/h), has again delayed its record-breaking attempt, this time until at least ...

The name Blue Flame came from its use of a combination of high-test peroxide and liquified natural gas, pressurized by helium gas. Advertisement. Partner Content. Power your devices through universal ...