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Category: Turbofan

Diffuser Frustration

John Evans 2 September 2018 18 November 2020Research, Turbofan Combustor, research, turbofan

I have spent an inordinately long period of time resolving the intricacies in combustor diffuser. Considering the lower temperatures we are dealing with, pressure losses can be rather devastating. As a result, I looked at a myriad of texts and methods to develop our pressure model for our combustion system.…

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Swirl Distribution in Low Hub/Tip Ratio Blades

John Evans 16 October 2017 18 November 2020Research, Turbofan research, turbofan

The low pressure (LP) fan and high pressure (HP) compressor are designed in a similar manner. These both suffer from design problems that are exacerbated by low hub/tip (h/t) ratio blades. One such problem is blade twist. We wanted to compare four vortex theory models, including Mixed-Vortex swirl distribution and three…

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HP Compressor and Turbine Update

John Evans 9 October 2017 18 November 2020Research, Turbofan research, turbofan

The axial flow turbofan HP compressor and turbine were, and continue to be, a battle between size, efficiency, and power.  These two components affect the overall performance of the engine. While the design is still an on-going challenge, I can see the fun parts coming. Materials and elegantly designed component…

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Turbofan Research – Combustor Design Challenges

John Evans 19 September 2017 18 November 2020Research, Turbofan Combustor, turbofan

I have been involved in a small footprint turbofan for a few years now. While the overall parameters of each engine section are understood, the intricacies of achieving each requirement are mind-boggling. Currently Aerospace Research and Development Group, LLC (AeroRND) is neck deep in the annular combustor design challenges (burner…

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Small Footprint Turbofan Research

John Evans 23 August 2017 18 November 2020Research, Turbofan research, turbofan

I have studied turbofan theory and design for over 3 years straight. My pet project, a small footprint turbofan,  came with me to Aerospace Research and Development Group, LLC. (AeroRND). The project has taken on new dimensions and has grown a life of its own (like Frankenstein, only the Mel…

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