NACA research on combustors for aircraft gas turbines I : effects of operating variables on steady-state performance

NACA research on combustors for aircraft gas turbines I : effects of operating variables on steady-state performance

Some of the systematic research conducted by the NACA on aircraft gas-turbine combustors is reviewed. Trends depicting the effect of inlet-air pressure, temperature, and velocity and fuel-air ratio on performance characteristics, such as combustion efficiency, maximum temperature rise attainable, pr...

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