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An airline study of advanced technology requirements for advanced high speed commercial transport engines. 1 : Engine design study assessment

Author:
Sallee, G. P.
Published:
Mar 1, 1973.
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1 electronic document
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Summary:
The advanced technology requirements for an advanced high speed commercial tranport engine are presented. The results of the phase 1 study effort cover the following areas: (1) statement of an airline's major objectives for future transport engines, (2) airline's method of evaluating engine proposals, (3) description of an optimum engine for a long range subsonic commercial transport including installation and critical design features, (4) discussion of engine performance problems and experience with performance degradation, (5) trends in engine and pod prices with increasing technology and objectives for the future, (6) discussion of the research objectives for composites, reversers, advanced components, engine control systems, and devices to reduce the impact of engine stall, and (7) discussion of the airline objectives for noise and pollution reduction.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
Note:
Document ID: 19730011093.
Accession ID: 73N19820.
NASA-CR-121132.
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