A comprehensive evaluation of propulsion systems for the next generation of near-sonic long range transport aircraft indicates that socially responsive noise and emission goals can be achieved within the probable limits of acceptable airplane performance and economics. Technology advances needed in the 1975-1985 time period to support the development of these propulsion systems are identified and discussed. The single most significant result is the low noise, high performance potential of a low tip speed, spaced, two-stage fan.
Studies for determining the optimum propulsion system characteristics for use in a long range transport aircraft
1972-07-01
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English
Method of determining propulsion system requirements for long-range, long-endurance aircraft
Engineering Index Backfile | 1965
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