TGFAC: Computer Controlled Axial Flow Gas Turbine/ Jet Engine
Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
Axial flow gas turbine working as an open cycle jet engine. Compressed air is burnt in an annular combustion chamber, the gases give up energy in the axial turbine and are then expanded through the nozzle to ambient pressure to generate thrust.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Axial compressor supplied with atmospheric air |
| Specification | Annular combustion chamber where fuel is added to the compressed air |
| Specification | Axial expansion turbine coupled on the same shaft as the compressor |
| Specification | Rotor and stator discs with vanes in both compressor and turbine |
| Specification | Open cycle process, air taken from and expelled to the environment |
| Specification | Supplied with EDIBON SCADA computer control, data acquisition and data management software |
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