Exam 3 Questions Flashcards
In the inlet of a turbofan engine, the air ___________ and the pressure ____________
Slows / Increases
Exhaust gases turn a “free turbine” and power is measured by torque instead of thrust
Turboprop
Powers a gearbox or other device instead of producing thrust
Turboshaft
Has an inlet fan that begins the low pressure compression and may process bypass air
Turbofan
Produces the most thrust and noise than other aircraft turbine engines
Turbojet
The amount of force or thrust generated depends on the _________ of air moved through the engine and the extent of its ___________.
mass; acceleration
The force of the exhaust gases developed is a function of ____________.
Newton’s second law
The simplest of jet engines is the __________.
Ram Jet
Order the sections of a typical turbine engine in order from front to back.
Inlet N1
Compressor N2
Combustion
Turbine
Jet Nozzle
In a high-bypass Turbofan engine, as much as ____% of inlet air never goes through the engine core.
85%
What powers the N1 fan section?
First set of turbines in the turbine section of the engine.
The force of gravity on earth is _______.
32.2 ft./s2
The fan diameter of a turbofan is much _______ than a propeller but there are _________ blades and it has a higher ____________.
Smaller/More/Speed
The N1 and N2 sections are connected and spin at the same speed. T or F?
False
The basic cause of a compressor stall is _______?
Separation of air flow from the compressor blades