Gas turbine engine cooling air flow

Power plants – Reaction motor – Interrelated reaction motors

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602263, 60261, F02K 302, F02K 310

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051579170

ABSTRACT:
A turbofan engine uses fan air to cool bounding surfaces of the exhaust duct at all times. A portion of the fan air flow is used for augmentor combustion in the augmentation mode. In the non-augmented mode the flow for combustion is stopped and the cooling air is used to cool the tail cone and exit guide vanes. Infrared radiation is thereby reduced when non-augmented.

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