Thrust Vector Control of Solid Propellant Operative-Tactical Rockets
Abstract
In modern military conflicts, the role of operative-tactical rockets has significantly increased as they are an effective means of delivering strikes over long distances. However, to successfully accomplish missions, it is necessary to ensure the effective operation of the control systems of these rockets and protect them from enemy air defense systems. Among the various measures used to counter enemy air defense systems, thrust vector control of solid propellant rocket engines (TVC) plays an important role. This method allows changing the direction of the rocket's movement and increasing its maneuverability, making it less vulnerable to anti-missile systems. This article discusses the basic principles of thrust vector control of solid propellant operative-tactical rocket engines and their use in countering enemy systems. The possibilities and limitations of applying this method in different combat conditions are also analyzed.
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