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What happens to air flow in a turbine engine that results in thrust |
Expansion |
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How is a turbojet producing engine rated |
Pounds of static thrust |
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How is a turbo shaft producing engine rated |
Shaft horsepower |
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What are the three states of matter |
Solid liquid gas |
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Which of the three states of matter has his shape determined by the container it is in |
Gas |
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What is the pressure and velocity relationship of a subsonic air flow through a convergent duct |
Velocity up pressure down |
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What cools are turbine |
Secondary air |
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What is the percentage of the secondary air used |
75% |
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What three variables affect the air density going into a turbine engine |
Temperature speed altitude |
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Why do fighter aircraft not use high bypass turbofan |
because of the smaller frontal area |
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An influence that can cause a change in speed direction or shape is called what |
Force |
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According to the pilot, which side of the engine is 9 o clock |
Left side |
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What is Newton's third law |
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction |
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What is another name for the Brayton thermodynamic cycle |
Constant pressure cycle |
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What is Charles law |
that the volume of an ideal gas at constant pressure is directly proportional to the absolute temperature. |
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Which of the turbine engines has the worst thrust specific fuel consumption (tsfc) |
Turbo jet |
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What is the purpose of the turbine section |
To drive the compressor and accessories |
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The most thrust is produced in a turbine engine at what point in its operation |
Most thrust produce at low or no Inlet are Velocity and higher power |
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What is boundary layer air |
Layer of air close to the surface of the aircraft or Inlet |
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What state did the Wright brothers first achieve flight |
North Carolina |
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What state was the Wright brothers from |
Ohio |
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What percentage of thrust in a high bypass turbofan engine is produced by the fan section |
50% to above 90% |
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What is the primary advantage of a turbofan engine over a turbojet |
Fuel efficiency |
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What type of compressor uses the design characteristics of both major types |
Axial centrifugal |
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What is the purpose of secondary AIR |
Too cool and control the flame |
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What percent of the energy created by the combustion section is used to keep a turbojet operating |
75% |
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Why a turbofan so efficient |
Able to move a mass amount of air without a proportional increase in fuel flow |
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What is Newton's second law |
that the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting upon the object and inversely proportional to the mass of the object. |
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What terms describe a rate of velocity change |
Acceleration |
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What are the two forms of energy |
Potential energy / pressure
kinetic energy / velocity |
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How is force obtained |
Force equals mass time acceleration |
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What is the velocity and pressure relationship of a subsonic flow through a Divergent duct |
Velocity down pressure up |
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What is the velocity and pressure relationship of a supersonic flow through a convergent duct |
Velocity down pressure up |
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What type of gas turbine engine obtains all its thrust by highly accelerating a relatively small air flow |
Turbo jet |
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In theory, which type of gas turbine engine will have the lowest exhaust exit velocity |
Turboshaft |
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What is currently the most efficient engine to use on a large Transportation aircraft |
High bypass ratio turbofan |
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At what engine speed will small increase in RPM cause rapid thrust increase |
Higher RPMs |
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What is a standard day sea level pressure |
29.9 to inches of mercury (HG) |
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What are the three main sections included in the hot section |
Combustion turbine exhaust |
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What are the two primary types of compressors |
Axial centrifugal |
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What are the two types of torque producing engines |
Turboprop and turboshaft |
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Energy in motion is called what |
Kinetic energy |
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A decrease in altitude will have what effect on the thrust of a turbine engine |
Increased thrust |
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The Brayton cycle has four thermodynamic processes what are they in order of occurrence |
Compression, addition of heat, expansion, removal of heat |
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Entropy involves which of the thermodynamic laws |
Second law of thermodynamics |
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What does tsfc represent and what type of turbine engine would use it |
Thrust specific fuel consumption and thrust producing turbine engines |
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Compare the acceleration of a gas turbine engine to a reciprocating engine what is the difference |
Turbine to not accelerate while compared to reciprocating engines |
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What two methods are generally used to classify gas turbine engines |
Thrust producing and torque producing |
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What effect does Humidity have on the operation of a turbine engine |
Little to no effect |
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Which part of a turbine engine produces a rewarding force of the engine hindering for movement of the aircraft |
The turbine |
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Ram drags involves what kind of frustrating |
Net thrust |
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The kinetic energy of SuperSonic air goes through a Divergent nozzle does what |
Increase |
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What type of turbine engine will produce increase mass air flow without substantially increase fuel consumption |
Turbofan |