Walter rocket engine

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The Walter rocket engine was a German World War II-era liquid-fuel rocket propulsion system, best known for powering the Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet interceptor and pioneering high-thrust, short-duration flight technology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf liquid-fuel rocket engine
rocket propulsion system
application Messerschmitt Me 163
surface form: Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet

rocket-powered interceptor aircraft
associatedOrganization German Navy research establishments
associatedPerson Hellmuth Walter
associatedTechnology Walter HWK 109-509
surface form: Walter HWK series engines
category German experimental aircraft engines
rocket engines of Germany
countryOfOrigin Germany
designFeature bi-propellant system
regenerative cooling
steam-driven turbopump
developer Hellmuth Walter
Walterwerke
era 1940s
fuel hydrazine hydrate
methanol
water
influenced early spaceplane concepts
post-war rocket aircraft development
notableFor enabling high climb rates
pioneering rocket-powered fighter propulsion
short powered flight endurance
operationalUse interceptor missions against Allied bombers
oxidizer high-test peroxide
powerplantOf Messerschmitt Me 163
surface form: Messerschmitt Me 163B

Messerschmitt Me 163
surface form: Messerschmitt Me 163C
productionPeriod early 1940s
propellantComponent C-Stoff
T-Stoff (high-test hydrogen peroxide)
surface form: T-Stoff
propellantType liquid propellant
propulsionCycle pressure-fed with turbopump assistance
safetyCharacteristic highly corrosive propellants
operational hazards on the ground
technologyDomain aerospace engineering
thrustCharacteristic high-thrust short-duration
timeInServiceCharacteristic very limited powered flight duration
usedBy Luftwaffe
usedDuringConflict World War II

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T-Stoff (high-test hydrogen peroxide) propulsionSystem Walter rocket engine
subject surface form: T-Stoff
Walter HWK 109-509 family Walter rocket engine
this entity surface form: Walter rocket engines
Walterwerke (Hellmuth Walter company) developed Walter rocket engine
subject surface form: Walterwerke
this entity surface form: Walter rocket engines
C-Stoff usedInEngineType Walter rocket engine
this entity surface form: Walter rocket motor
Walterwerke developed Walter rocket engine
this entity surface form: Walter rocket motor
Hellmuth Walter Kommanditgesellschaft developed Walter rocket engine
this entity surface form: Walter rocket engines