Velocity Increment of Rocket evaluator uses Velocity Increment of Rocket = Jet Velocity*ln(Initial Mass of Rocket/Final Mass of Rocket) to evaluate the Velocity Increment of Rocket, Velocity Increment of Rocket is a measure of the increase in velocity of a rocket as a result of the exhaust velocity of the propellant gases expelled out of the back of the rocket, calculated by the product of the jet velocity and the natural logarithm of the ratio of initial to final mass of the rocket. Velocity Increment of Rocket is denoted by ΔV symbol.
How to evaluate Velocity Increment of Rocket using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Velocity Increment of Rocket, enter Jet Velocity (Ve), Initial Mass of Rocket (mi) & Final Mass of Rocket (mfinal) and hit the calculate button.