👉 The missile fluid, also known as the propellant or fuel mixture in missile systems, is a critical component that enables the propulsion and guidance of guided missiles. It consists of a carefully formulated combination of chemical, liquid, or solid propellants and oxidizers, which are mixed in precise ratios to achieve optimal performance. The fluid is typically stored in tanks and expelled through the missile's nozzle at high velocity, generating thrust that propels the missile towards its target. The composition and design of the missile fluid are tailored to specific mission requirements, balancing factors such as thrust efficiency, stability, and environmental impact. Advanced missile systems may also incorporate specialized additives to enhance performance, such as those that improve combustion efficiency or reduce emissions.
