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Enter the email address you signed up with and we'll email you a reset link. Need an account? Click here to sign up. Download Free PDF. Components of jet engines. Sujan Hassan. A short summary of this paper. Download Download PDF. Translate PDF. Components of jet engines compressor at about half the speed of sound so at ight speeds lower than this the ow will accelerate along the inlet and at higher ight speeds it will slow down.

Thus the internal pro le of the inlet has to accommodate both accelerating and di using ow without undue losses.

For supersonic aircraft, the inlet has features such as cones and ramps to produce Diagram of a typical gas turbine jet engine. Air is compressed by the most e cient series of shockwaves which the fan blades as it enters the engine, and it is mixed and burned form when supersonic ow slows down. The with fuel in the combustion section. The hot exhaust gases provide air slows down from the ight speed to sub- forward thrust and turn the turbines which drive the compressor sonic velocity through the shockwaves, then fan blades.

Intake 2. Low pressure compression 3. High to about half the speed of sound at the com- pressure compression 4. Combustion 5. Exhaust 6. Hot section pressor through the subsonic part of the inlet. Turbines Low and High pressure 8. Combustion chambers 9. The particular system of shockwaves is cho- Cold section Air inlet sen, with regard to many constraints such as cost and operational needs, to minimise losses This article brie y describes the components and systems which in turn maximises the pressure recovery found in Jet engines.

Each stage consists of ro- 1 Major components tating blades and stationary stators or vanes. As the air moves through the compressor, its pressure and temperature increase. The power to drive the compressor comes from the tur- bine see below , as shaft torque and speed. Alternatively the fan ow may be mixed with the turbine exhaust before entering a single propelling nozzle.

In another arrange- ment an afterburner may be installed between the mixer and nozzle. There may be as many as three concentric shafts, rotating at indepen- Major components of a turbojet including references to dent speeds, with as many sets of turbines and turbofans, turboprops and turboshafts: compressors.

Cooling air for the turbines may ow through the shaft from the compressor. Slower air is also re- smooth air ow into the engine despite air ap- quired to help stabilize the combustion ame proaching the inlet from directions other than and the higher static pressure improves the straight ahead. This occurs on the ground from combustion e ciency. The duct length is minimised to reduce drag and weight. Some of this energy is used to drive the tant here is air intake design, overall size, number of com- compressor.

Turboprop, turboshaft and tur- pressor stages sets of blades , fuel type, number of ex- bofan engines have additional turbine stages haust stages, metallurgy of components, amount of by- to drive a propeller, bypass fan or helicopter pass air used, where the bypass air is introduced, and rotor.

In a free turbine the turbine driving many other factors. For instance, let us consider design the compressor rotates independently of that of the air intake. Cooling air, bled from the compressor, may be used to cool the turbine blades, vanes and discs 1.

Intakes are more commonly re- ferred to as inlets in the U. This reheating of the turbine exhaust gas raises the propelling nozzle entry temperature and exhaust velocity.

The nozzle area is increased to accommodate the higher speci c volume of the exhaust gas. This main- tains the same air ow through the engine to en- sure no change in its operating characteristics. The nozzle is usually con- vergent with a xed ow area. The expansion to atmospheric tions. A subsonic pitot inlet is little more than a tube with pressure and supersonic gas velocity continues an aerodynamic fairing around it.

At high ight speeds the streamtube is smaller, imises at about Mach 2, whereas the drag for the vehicle with excess air spilling over the lip. A detached normal the air accelerates through the intake throat. However, as ight intake pressure recovery and distortion throughout the speed increases, the shock wave becomes stronger, caus- ight envelope. Normal shock waves lie perpendicular to the di- shock losses. These form sharp fronts and shock the ow to subsonic speeds. Normal shock waves tend thus enabling the streamtube capture area to equal the to cause a large drop in stagnation pressure.

Basi- intake lip area. Consequently, the in- the greater the loss in stagnation pressure across the take capture area is less than the intake lip area, which re- shock wave. Depending on the air ow char- acteristics of the engine, it may be desirable to lower the 2. Conical 3-dimensional and oblique shock waves ramp angle or move the cone rearwards to refocus the 2D are angled rearwards, like the bow wave on shockwaves onto the cowl lip to maximise intake air ow.

This intake is known shock wave and, although the ow slows down, it re- as a mixed-compression inlet.

However, two di culties mains supersonic throughout. Conical and oblique arise for these intakes: one occurs during engine throt- shock waves turn the ow, which continues in the tling while the other occurs when the aircraft speed or new direction, until another ow disturbance is en- Mach changes. If the engine is throttled back, there is countered downstream. This weakens the shockwave, improving intake so that one of its edges forms a ramp.

An oblique the overall intake pressure recovery. So, the absolute air- shockwave will form at the start of the ramp. The Century ow stays constant, whilst the corrected air ow at com- Series of US jets featured several variants of this ap- pressor entry falls because of a higher entry pressure.

Typical examples include the Repub- shock waves being disturbed by the normal shock being lic F Thunderchief and F-4 Phantom. This design is forced too far forward by engine throttling. The air ow has to be the same at the intake lip, at the throat and at the engine.

This statement plicity of the ramp design tend to make it the preferred choice for many supersonic aircraft. This di culty is known as the air- ow matching problem which is solved by more compli- cated inlet designs than are typical of subsonic inlets. For example, to match air ow, a supersonic inlet throat can be made variable and some air can be bypassed around the engine and then pumped as secondary air by an ejector nozzle. In the SR installation the engine would continue to run although afterburner blowout sometimes Concorde intake operating modes occurred.

This design Inlet cone Main article: Inlet cone simpli ed the construction of intakes and allowed use of variable ramps to control air ow into the engine. Most Many second generation supersonic ghter aircraft fea- designs since the early s now feature this style of in- tured an inlet cone, which was used to form the conical take, for example the Grumman F Tomcat, Panavia shock wave. This type of inlet cone is clearly seen at the Tornado and Concorde. Diverterless supersonic inlet Main article: The same approach can be used for air intakes mounted Diverterless supersonic inlet at the side of the fuselage, where a half cone serves the same purpose with a semicircular air intake, as seen on the F Star ghter and BAC TSR The DSI can be used to replace con- shockwave, radiating from the junction between the two ventional methods of controlling supersonic and bound- cones.

A biconic intake is usually more e cient than the ary layer air ow. The intake on the SR had a translating conical spike which controlled the shock wave positions to give maxi- 1.

As with aero- Inlet ramp Main article: Intake ramp plane wings in some conditions the blades can stall. Increasing overall pressure ratio implies raising the high pressure compressor exit temperature. This implies a higher high pressure shaft speed, to maintain the datum blade tip Mach number on the rear compressor stage.

Stress considerations, however, may limit the shaft speed increase, causing the original compressor to throttle-back aerodynamically to a lower pressure ratio than datum. Each design of a com- pressor has an associated operating map of air ow versus air ows through jet engines are considerably faster than rotational speed for characteristics peculiar to that type this.

Combustors typically employ structures to give a see compressor map. Com- At a given throttle condition, the compressor operates bustor con gurations include can, annular, and can- somewhere along the steady state running line. Unfortu- annular. Great care must be taken to keep the ame burning in Many compressors are tted with anti-stall systems in the a moderately fast moving airstream, at all throttle con- form of bleed bands or variable geometry stators to de- ditions, as e ciently as possible.

Since the turbine can- crease the likelihood of surge. Another method is to split not withstand stoichiometric temperatures a mixture ra- the compressor into two or more units, operating on sep- tio of around , some of the compressor air is used to arate concentric shafts.

This can be kept at a sensible level either and is used[9]. The secondary air- stress. If the metal Consequently, these stages are often replaced by a sin- were subjected to the direct ame for any length of time, gle centrifugal unit. Very small ow compressors often it would eventually burn through. Rocket engines, being a non 'duct engine' have quite dif- Although in isolation centrifugal compressors are capa- ferent combustor systems, and the mixture ratio is usually ble of running at quite high pressure ratios e.

However, liquid rocket engines fre- quently employ separate burners to power turbopumps, and these burners usually run far o stoichiometric so as to lower turbine temperatures in the pump. Afterburners burn the remaining oxy- gen after exiting the turbines, but usually do so ine - ciently due to the low pressures typically found at this part of the jet engine make the subsequent nozzle ine - cient at extracting the heat energy; however afterburners still gain signi cant thrust, which can be useful.

Engines intended for extended use with afterburners often have variable nozzles and other details. The blades have more curvature and the gas stream ve- locities are higher. Designers must, however, prevent the turbine blades and vanes from melting in a very high temperature and stress environment. The discs Afterburner GE J79 must be specially shaped to withstand the huge stresses imposed by the rotating blades. They take the form of im- Main article: Propelling nozzle pulse, reaction, or combination impulse-reaction shapes.

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