15.1 fundamentals Flashcards

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what is energy measured in?

A

Joules

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2
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potential energy formula

A

pe=mgh

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3
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kinetic energy formula

A

ke=1/2mv*2

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4
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what is newtons first law

A

law of inertia

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5
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what is n2l

A

f=ma

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what is newtons third law

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law of action and reaction

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what is brayton cycle

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suck squeeze bang blow

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where does the brayton cycle apply to in engine

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suck = intake
squeeze = compressor
expansion = bang
exhaust = blow

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9
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what are the 4 ideal changes of state

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isobaric
isochoric
isothermal
isentropic

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why does change of state occur in a thermal engine

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transformation of heat energy into mechanical work and vice versa

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for a gas turbine engine - what are the only isobaric and isentropic chance of state?

A

are of importance

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what is stage 0-1 on the pressure volume diagram

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ram or dynamic compression in the air intake

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what is stage 1-2 on the pressure volume diagram

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mechanical compression in the compressor, driven by the gas turbine

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what is stage 2-3 on the pressure volume diagram

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isobaric heating - increasing the volume as fuel and air is mixed and burned

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what is stage 3-4 of the pressure volume diagram

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energy in expanded gases are turned into mechanical power

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what is stage 4-5 on pressure volume diagram

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remaining energy provides a propulsive jet in the nozzle

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what is formula for force

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what is formula for work

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force x distance

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what is si unit for work

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what is 1 joule in nm

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what is formula for power

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power = work/time
power=(fxd)/t

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what is si unit of power

23
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what is 1 watt in nm

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formula for acceleration

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change in velocity / time

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what are the 4 different types of gas turbine engines
turbojet turboprop turbofan turboshaft
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pro and con of turbojet?
pro - very fast, simple design, small frontal area con- high fuel consumption, loud, poor performance at slow speed, limited in range and performance
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how much thrust does the fans at the front of a turbofan engine produce
80% thrust
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what is a spool
turbine driving a compressor through a shaft
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disadvantage of turbofan
inefficient at very high altitudes large frontal area heavier than turbojets
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what force is turboprop designed to produce
shaft horsepower only
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advantages of turboprop
very fuel efficient most efficient at mid range speed of 250-400 knots most efficient at mid range altitudes of 18000ft - 30000ft
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disadvantage of turboprop
limited forward airspeed gearing systems are heavy and can break down
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where is turboshaft used
in helicopters apu
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pros of turboshaft
higher power-weight ratio than piston typically smaller than piston
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disadvantage of turboshaft
loud gear systems connected can be complex and break down
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pros of modular engine design
pre-balanced fewer spare engines needed removed without disturbing the other engine sections
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