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• Fixed Boron Filament changelog.
• Added third source to Diamond's melting point and expanded its notes section.
• Added link to (RSM) materials spreadsheet.
The paper says that oxidizing agents cause oxidation of diamond at temperatures as low as 923 K (in the right conditions; usually 1273 K or higher), and current diamond melting point is 1235 K (the lowest I can go without breaking stock lasers).
Unless I misinterpreted something, I think it's safer to leave diamond melting point as is.
So, I think it would be justified to set the "melting point" for diamond up to possibly as high as 1700 K (still 73K below the temperature at which only a very thin specimen showed any detectable graphitisation).
@AtomHeartDragon
Unfortunately I don't have much free time this period, but hopefully I should be able to fix the tracers relatively soon.
I don't understand what "blocks" means in the last sub-mod you're proposing. Materials cost and properties fixes mods woudln't be compatible with each other because of the diamond though, so I would have to make a mod for each combination.
The fact that people can select Tungsten Rhenium as a rocket engine material does not change the fact that they can select it as a thermocouple material...
@WarDaft
Thanks for the paper!
Source is:
https://arc.aiaa.org/doi/abs/10.2514/3.23967?journalCode=jpp#:~:text=engine%20combustion%20chamber%20requires%20the,of%20the%20propellant%20combustion%20temperature
And contains proposals for other materials.
One outcome I don't have a source yet for is simply considering the engine disposable and having part of the chamber literally burn away during normal operation.