Power plants – Reaction motor – Condition responsive thrust varying means
Patent
1978-04-26
1981-10-13
Garrett, Robert E.
Power plants
Reaction motor
Condition responsive thrust varying means
60239, 60226R, F02K 1100, F02C 904
Patent
active
042940699
ABSTRACT:
This control serves to optimize thrust during steady state and transient operation modes of a turbofan engine of the mixed flow type by adjusting or trimming the exhaust nozzle area as a function of fan pressure ratio and fan rotor speed and by adjusting or trimming the core engine fuel flow as a function of fan rotor speed and/or turbine inlet temperature. The control serves to enhance stability by assuring airflow in the engine and its inlet is within a given value avoiding inlet buzz and high distortion to the engine and avoiding even transient operation in conditions that might cause compressor flow instability or stall. Fuel flow is adjusted or trimmed as a function of fan rotor speed or turbine inlet temperature limits depending on which is calling for the least amount of fuel.
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Friedland Norman
Garrett Robert E.
United Technologies Corporation
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