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Performance of the components of the XJ34-WE-32 turbojet engine over a range of engine and flight conditions

, 1952
John E Mcaulay, Adam E Sobolewski, Ivan D. Smith   +2 more
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Approximate Method for Determining Equilibrium Operation of Compressor Component of Turbojet Engine

, 1955
Merle C Huppert
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Analysis of Off-Design Operation of High Mach Number Supersonic Turbojet Engines

, 1954
R. E. English, R. H. Cavicchi
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Upgrading the SR-30 Miniature Turbojet for Adaptable Exhaust

, 2018
Shannon Ferreira, Erin McMurchie, Peter Pratt   +2 more
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Investigation of turbines suitable for use in a turbojet engine with high compressor pressure ratio and low compressor-tip speed VIII : internal flow conditions of a two-stage turbine with a downstream stator

, 1957
Donald A Petrash, Elmer H Davison, Harold J Schum   +2 more
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Analytical method for determining performance of turbojet-engine tail-pipe heat exchangers [PDF]

Behun, Michael, Chandler, Harrison C , Jr   +1 more
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Turbojet Engines

2021
Dr. Kollmann (and his colleagues) were keenly aware that the jet engine was the powerplant of future. They clearly stated this when interrogated by the British intelligence agents in June 1945 (from Report POW/ENG/6, Evaluation Report No. 539, 16 Apr 46).
Karl Kollmann, Calum E. Douglas, S. Can Gülen   +2 more
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Greenization Factor of a Turbojet Engine

2017
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Şöhret, Yasin, Karakoç, Tahir Hikmet
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At the Beginnings of Turbojet Aviation

Voprosy istorii estestvoznaniia i tekhniki, 2023
The article is devoted to the history of invention of turbojet engine that later became the main type of power plant in aviation. It describes the motivations for the inception of these works, the role of private business in their development, the history of the tests of the first jet aircrafts, and the influence of WWII on the emergence of jet ...
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The Development of the Whittle Turbojet

Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power, 1998
Sir Frank Whittle passed away on August 8, 1996, at the age of 89, in Maryland. His work in developing the turbojet can truly be said to represent one of the greatest mechanical engineering achievements in the last 70 years. The development of the turbojet demanded that Whittle face almost insurmountable technical and institutional challenges.
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