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Matthew Speed wrote in
: On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 15:00:26 +0100, Stefan wrote: I've just stumbled over this picture. Does anybody know what kind of engine this is? http://www.airliners.net/open.file?id=0537804&size=M Looking at that picture it seems to me that it would much easier to damage that engine with the blades exposed like that. Given the rate at which turbine engines rotate wouldn't the engine be subjected to extreme stresses if one of the blades were to be damaged? Well, the blades go considerably slower than a turbine does! All the same, they're pretty fast compared to a standard prop. If a jet engine loses a fan blade it's not a good thing either. You've got to shut down reasonably quickly. It'd be about the same for this engine, I would think Bertie |
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