Dummy Rocket Motor

A dummy rocket motor is a non-functional or inert version of a rocket motor. It is typically used for training, testing, or display purposes. Dummy rocket motors are designed to mimic the size, shape, and weight of a real rocket motor, but they do not contain any propellant or ignition system. They are often made from materials such as metal or plastic and may include features like nozzle openings and exhaust ports to resemble a real rocket motor visually. Dummy rocket motors are commonly used in aerospace engineering and educational settings to simulate the behavior and handling of real rocket motors without the risks associated with live propellant.