Bi-liquid rocket engine: SLM manufacturing

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This lecture covers the EPFL Rocket Team's project to develop a bi-liquid rocket engine using selective laser melting (SLM) manufacturing. The team discusses the design process, material selection, cooling solutions, and simulation techniques to optimize the engine for space travel by 2027.

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