Combined stage single shaft turbofan engine

Power plants – Reaction motor – Interrelated reaction motors

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C060S262000, C415S144000

Reexamination Certificate

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07055306

ABSTRACT:
A turbofan engine includes a combined stage rotor mounted for common rotation with a shaft, a compressor stage, and a turbine stage. Each of the plurality of fan blades of the combined stage rotor are contiguous with a respective compressor blade. The combined stage rotor is located at a junction between a fan bypass duct and a core duct. The fan bypass stage portion includes a plurality of the fan blades which communicate incoming airflow into fan bypass airflow through the fan bypass duct. The compressor stage portion includes a plurality of the compressor blades which communicated airflow into core airflow through the core duct. The plurality of fan blades extend substantially perpendicular to the plurality of compressor blades such that the plurality of compressor blade portions extend at least partially into the core duct and preferably will include splitters for enhanced efficiency.

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