Second, exhaust plume
afterburning reaction occurs in different regions when different chemical reaction mechanisms are adopted; thus, the exhaust plume flow field temperature and velocity calculated by the former are higher than that of the latter, and the exhaust plume flow field structure also change.
In the mid-1950s, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford, Conn., had been working on a 30,000 pound thrust
afterburning turbojet for a Navy attack fighter that would dash to Mach 3.
What is more, this
afterburning of the edges shifts the overall fire scenario to small surface flames accompanied by higher surface temperatures and probably thermo-oxidative pyrolysis, both of which reduce the residue.
type 1--start--increasing to 'maximum' or '
afterburning'--reducing to "STOP";
The L-15 Lift uses a Ukrainian-made
afterburning turbofan with full authority digital engine control software.
and turbofan
afterburning engines, combine to provide long range,
The energy from
afterburning is frequently exhausted to the atmosphere unused.
Enter the FA-18s, which carry two General Electric F404-GE-402
afterburning engines, each capable of producing 18,000 pounds of thrust and up to 150 decibels (dB) of noise.
Dialing the clock ahead 53 years, FA-18s carry two General Electric F404-GE-402
afterburning engines, capable of 18,000 pounds of thrust each and producing up to 150dB of noise!
The Ecocool/T dryer, the latest model from Goss International, features a new integrated afterburner and pollution-control system that increases heat-exchange efficiency and reduces energy consumption -- for both drying and
afterburning -- up to 40%.
Unfortunately, there is no corresponding commercial market for high-performance
afterburning engines used on fighter aircraft.
Throw in a couple of enemy fighters and you are away with the fairies, evasive manoeuvring, flare deploying and
afterburning like you've been around F-15s and Migs all your life.