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Chapter 1 Brief Introduction to flightvehicles1£®1 Basic concepts1£®2 Overview of flight vehicles 1£®2£®1 Rockets 1£®2£®2 Missiles 1£®2£®3 Airvehicles 1£®2£®4 Spacevehicles 1£®2£®5 Hypersonicflight vehicles1£®3 Development history of flight vehicles 1£®3£®1 Flight vehicle exploration 1£®3£®2 Typicalexamples of aeronautics & astronautics 1£®3£®3 Famouspersons in aerospace 1£®4 Flight vehicles today 1£®4£®1 Rockets & missiles 1£®4£®2 Air vehicles 1£®4£®3 Space VehiclesChapter 2 Flight principles of flightvehicles2£®1 Outlines2£®2 Rocket motion 2£®2£®1Basic principles 2£®2£®2Multistage rocket theory2£®3 Atmospheric environment 2£®3£®1 Atmosphericenvironment 2£®3£®2 Standard atmosphere 2£®3£®3Earth reference ellipsoid2£®3 Physical properties of atmosphere 2£®3£®1 Gas state equation 2£®3£®2 Low speedflow 2£®3£®3 High speedflow 2£®3£®4 Basicprinciples of fluid2£®4 Mechanics environment of a flight vehicle 2£®4£®1Gravity 2£®4£®2Thrust & thrust moments 2£®4£®3 Aerodynamics & aerodynamic moments2£®5 Flight vehicle motion 2£®5£®1Reference frames and transformations 2£®5£®2Flight vehicle motion equation 2£®6 Flight performances 2£®6£®1Flight mission profile 2£®6£®2Overload2£®7 Flight stability & control 2£®7£®1Stability 2£®7£®2ControlChapter 3 Flight vehicle system compositions3£®1 Overview of flight vehicle system3£®2 Missile system composition 3£®2£®1 Surface toAir missile system 3£®2£®2 Antitank missile system3£®3 Rocket system composition3£®4 Aircraft system composition3£®5 Spacecraft system composition 3£®5£®1 Satellitesystem 3£®5£®2 Spacecraftsystem 3£®5£®3 Spacestation system 3£®5£®4 Mannedspace flight systemChapter 4 Flight vehicle propulsion system4£®1 Basic concepts and principles4£®2 Main performance parameters4£®3 Aviation engine system4£®4 Rocket propulsion system 4£®4£®1 Solidrocket propulsion system 4£®4£®2 Liquidrocket propulsion system4£®5 Combination engine system4£®6 Thrust vector control system4£®7 Special propulsion system4£®8 Engine applicationChapter 5 Flight vehicle aerodynamic configuration5£®1 Flight vehicle configuration 5£®1£®1Overview 5£®1£®2 Typicalmissile configuration 5£®1£®3 Aircraft configuration 5£®1£®4 Liftingsurfaces 5£®1£®5 Controlsurfaces5£®2 Flight vehicle configuration parameters 5£®2£®1 Airfoil 5£®2£®2Wing platform 5£®2£®3Flight vehicle configuration geometric parameters5£®2 Aircraft configuration variationChapter 6 Flight vehicle construction6£®1 Flight vehicle construction6£®2£®1 Typical construction6£®2£®2 Body (fuselage) 6£®2£®3 Wing 6£®2£®4 Tail6£®2 Loads on flight vehicles 6£®3£®1 Aerodynamicloads 6£®3£®2 Massdistribution loadsChapter 7 Flight vehicle GNC system7£®1 Concepts of GNC system7£®1£®1 Guidance and control loop7£®1£®2 Navigation system 7£®1£®3 Guidance system7£®1£®4 Control system7£®2 Guidance and control components7£®2£®1 Sensitive components 7£®2£®2Seeker7£®3 Guidance modes 7£®3£®1 Automaticguidance system 7£®3£®2 Remoteguidance system 7£®3£®3 Homingguidance system 7£®3£®4 Combinationguidance system7£®4 Control system 7£®4£®1 Threecontrol ways 7£®4£®2 Autopilot7£®5 Guidance methods 7£®5£®1 Automaticguidance method 7£®5£®2 Remoteguidance method7£®6 ActuationChapter 8 Ground equipment and launch8£®1 Airport and ground equipment 8£®1£®1 Airport 8£®1£®2 Groundequipment8£®2 Rocket & space vehicle launch 8£®2£®1 Space base 8£®2£®2 Space shuttlelaunch procedure 8£®2£®3 Spacevehicle return & reentry8£®3 Missile launch 8£®3£®1 Missilelaunch system 8£®3£®2 Missilelaunch ways 8£®3£®3 Missilelaunch equipmentChapter 9 Payloads9£®1 Outlines9£®2 Rocket payloads9£®2 Air vehicle payloads9£®3 Space vehicle payloads9£®4 Missile payloads 9£®4£®1 Warheadcomposition 9£®4£®2 Typicalwarhead 9£®4£®3 FusesChapter 10 Flight vehicle research anddevelopment10£®1 Flight vehicle design concepts 10£®1£®1 Flightvehicle design process 10£®1£®2 Flightvehicle system analysis10£®2 Basic stages of flight vehicle research anddevelopment10£®2£®1 Idea proposition10£®2£®2 Proof of tactical and technical requirements10£®2£®3 Preliminary design10£®2£®4 Technical design10£®2£®5 Trial-manufacture and test 10£®2£®6 Design finality10£®2£®7 Manufacture and utilization10£®3 Design requirement10£®4 Design methods10£®5 Typical tests10£®6 Design example for a flight vehicleReferences