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- In the case of an aircraft operating at supersonic speed, select the correct answer about the engine inlet operation:
- A greater amount of thrust can be obtained from a turbojet engine if the exhaust gases are discharged from the aircraft at a velocity ____ than that at the turbine outlet.
- What is the largest contributing factor to density?
- Thrust reverser systems can provide about __________% of the total braking force under normal conditions.
- The air entering the first stage of compression on a supersonic airplaine must be at a speed below _____.
- Inlet anti-ice systems direct _____________________ to the leading edge of the inlet duct to prevent or remove the formation of ice.
- The supersonic aircraft inlet duct's are designed to operate in two speed modes. They are:
- There are two types of thrust reversers; ____ blockage and _____ blockage.
- The inlet for a turbofan is similar in design to that for a turbojet except that it discharges only a portion of its air into the engine, the remainder passes through the ____.
- Supersonic aircraft utilize a ______________________ shaped tailpipe.
- A turbofan engine will use which air for reverse thrust:
- Subsonic engines will use a ____ jet nozzle.
- In a Subsonic inlet, the air duct velocity decreases and the air pressure ____________.
- The air entering the first stage of compression on a supersonic airplane must be at a speed below _________________.
- On a subsonic turboprop engine, the combination of gas flow velocity from the engine turbine last stage and the turbine exhaust nozzle provide how much additional airframe forward thrust?
- In large accumulators what doe we use... Air or Nitrogen?
- What type of hydraulic fluid hoes into OLEO struts?
- Can we adjust angel of incidence on small aircraft?
- What primary control can we use to aid in smooth turns?
- Older engine installations may have ________ _____________ installed in order to reduce noise to acceptable levels.