Exam 3 Questions Flashcards

1
Q

In the inlet of a turbofan engine, the air ___________ and the pressure ____________

A

Slows / Increases

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2
Q

Exhaust gases turn a “free turbine” and power is measured by torque instead of thrust

A

Turboprop

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3
Q

Powers a gearbox or other device instead of producing thrust

A

Turboshaft

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4
Q

Has an inlet fan that begins the low pressure compression and may process bypass air

A

Turbofan

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5
Q

Produces the most thrust and noise than other aircraft turbine engines

A

Turbojet

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6
Q

The amount of force or thrust generated depends on the _________ of air moved through the engine and the extent of its ___________.

A

mass; acceleration

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7
Q

The force of the exhaust gases developed is a function of ____________.

A

Newton’s second law

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8
Q

The simplest of jet engines is the __________.

A

Ram Jet

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9
Q

Order the sections of a typical turbine engine in order from front to back.

A

Inlet N1
Compressor N2
Combustion
Turbine
Jet Nozzle

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10
Q

In a high-bypass Turbofan engine, as much as ____% of inlet air never goes through the engine core.

A

85%

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11
Q

What powers the N1 fan section?

A

First set of turbines in the turbine section of the engine.

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12
Q

The force of gravity on earth is _______.

A

32.2 ft./s2

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13
Q

The fan diameter of a turbofan is much _______ than a propeller but there are _________ blades and it has a higher ____________.

A

Smaller/More/Speed

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14
Q

The N1 and N2 sections are connected and spin at the same speed. T or F?

A

False

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15
Q

The basic cause of a compressor stall is _______?

A

Separation of air flow from the compressor blades

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16
Q

The Wa a turbine engine can process is most directly affected by _________.

A

Density

17
Q

Thrust of a turbine engine decreases with altitude. T or F?

A

True

18
Q

A turbine engine must be designed to operate in a wide range of ________ and ____________.

A

Temperatures; speeds

19
Q

The relationship with fuel flow and altitude is?

A

It goes down as altitude goes up

20
Q

What happens to airflow in the inlet of a turbine engine?

A

Velocity decreases and pressure increases

21
Q

The result of Ram Effect is __________?

A

Wa is effectively increased

22
Q

At low engine RPM’s thrust increases are _______ even with large increases in throttle/RPM’s

A

Small

23
Q

T=Q(V2-V1) is an expression of what law of physics relative to thrust produced in turbine engines

A

Newton’s 2nd law

24
Q

An auxiliary power unit “APU” is what type of turbine engine (hint: it doesn’t produce thrust - it drives something else)

A

Turboshaft

25
Q

The airflow through the compressor section of a turbine engine is typically either ____________ flow or __________ flow

A

centrifugal; axial

26
Q

The pressure of the airflow at the burner section has ________ pressure and _________ velocity than at the exit of the compressor section

A

Less/Greater

27
Q

In about 100 B.C. in Egypt the ________ was developed

A

Aeolipile

28
Q

The developer of the Stamping Mill was

A

Giovani Branca

29
Q

A big invention in 1687 by Isaac Newton was the __________.

A

Steam Wagon (Horseless Carriage)

30
Q

The first patented turbojet engine was in ___________.

A

1930

31
Q

Frank Whittle took his turbine ideas from the work of ___________.

A

Sanford Moss