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Looking for a Turbofan engine

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Rickshaw:

--- Quote from: perttime on May 23, 2022, 02:45:29 PM ---No turbojets like Rolls-Royce Avon?

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No, it has to have a decent range so a Turbofan...

GTX_Admin:
Utilising a turbofan does not automatically equate to better range.

elmayerle:

--- Quote from: GTX_Admin on May 27, 2022, 01:16:30 AM ---Utilising a turbofan does not automatically equate to better range.

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No, it doesn't.  You need to get both external and internal aerodynamics right and that sometimes gets more complicated than you'd expect.  I've been involved with some intake redesigns and there are a lot of variables to deal with in getting good, smooth airflow (if you are not likely to get smooth airflow, you need an engine that can take a lot of distortion - that's one of the main differences between the B-2's F118 and the F101 and F110.

Kerick:
I’ve heard that several plain ordinary sedans have better aerodynamics than say a super car like a Corvette. Even the older Corvettes had terrible aerodynamics and the new ones have to be even worse.

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