Aircraft engine apparatus with reduced inlet vortex

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft power plants

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60 39092, B64B 124, F02G 300

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061293091

ABSTRACT:
An aircraft engine apparatus with a reduced inlet vortex is provided which utilizes a vortex disruption system that periodically discharges pulses of engine bleed fluid through at least one outlet port opening through the inlet of the engine nacelle to disrupt the engine inlet vortex. The vortex disruption system thereby prevents ingestion of foreign matter into the engine inlet without sacrificing engine power, efficiency, or aircraft cruise performance.

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