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The handful of SEM companies that we work with at Palore make millions of calls to Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) every year. This raises the question of.
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Mazda also is concentrating its r&d resources on rotary . engines. . The next-generation 1.6-liter rotary is expected to have a "greater than 30 percent" fuel economy improvement while saving weight. ...
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Why do aircraft engines appear to be less effecient than automobile engines?
Q. Specifically emphasizing fuel flow (Gallons per hour in aircraft, miles per gallon in automobiles) & comparing, obviously, piston engines producing 100-300Hp.
Asked by Protowing - Fri Dec 29 13:19:48 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're kind of comparing apples and oranges. Maybe you should think along the lines of power to weight ratio. Say the engine in a mid size car weighs 400 lb and produces 250 horsepower. The GE T700 turboshaft used in helicopters ( Apache, Blackhawk, and others), M-1 tanks, and some turboprop planes, weighs about 450 lbs and produces around 1700 hp at sea level. On jets, you have a turbofan engine. The GE90 on the 777 is about 134" across, weighs 16,000 lbs, produces 93,000 lbs of thrust. One variant holds a record for around 120,000 lbs of thrust. A loaded 777, different versions have different weights and engines, is around 550,000 lbs. And a light 777 can accellerate to 60 mph faster than many cars. I don't think you can compare fuel… [cont.]
Answered by JET_DOC - Mon Jan 1 10:05:05 2007
Q. Specifically emphasizing fuel flow (Gallons per hour in aircraft, miles per gallon in automobiles) & comparing, obviously, piston engines producing 100-300Hp.
Asked by Protowing - Fri Dec 29 13:19:48 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're kind of comparing apples and oranges. Maybe you should think along the lines of power to weight ratio. Say the engine in a mid size car weighs 400 lb and produces 250 horsepower. The GE T700 turboshaft used in helicopters ( Apache, Blackhawk, and others), M-1 tanks, and some turboprop planes, weighs about 450 lbs and produces around 1700 hp at sea level. On jets, you have a turbofan engine. The GE90 on the 777 is about 134" across, weighs 16,000 lbs, produces 93,000 lbs of thrust. One variant holds a record for around 120,000 lbs of thrust. A loaded 777, different versions have different weights and engines, is around 550,000 lbs. And a light 777 can accellerate to 60 mph faster than many cars. I don't think you can compare fuel… [cont.]
Answered by JET_DOC - Mon Jan 1 10:05:05 2007
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