حل هذا السؤال Boeing 747 civil transport airplane that is fitted by four high BPR turbofan engine similar toCF6-50C turbofan engines. Each engine has the following data:Thrust force24.0 kN• Air flow rate m (total)125 kg/sBPR5.0Fuel mass flaw rate m0.75 kg/sOperating Mach number0.8Altitude10 km• Ambient temperature T 223.2 K• Ambient pressure Pa• Fuel heating value Qhv26.4 kPa42,800 kJ/kgIf the thrust generated from the fan is 75% of the total thrust, determine1. The specific thrust2. TSFC3. The jet velocity of the hot gases(Assume that the exit pressure is equal to the ambient pressure.)

Boeing 747 civil transport airplane that is fitted by four high BPR turbofan engine similar to CF6-50C turbofan engines. Each engine has the following data: • Thrust force • Air flow rate ma (total) • BPR Fuel mass flaw rate m • Operating Mach number 0.8 • Altitude 24.0 kN 125 kg/s 5.0 0.75 kg/s 10 km • Ambient temperature T 223.2 K • Ambient pressure Pa Fuel heating value Qhv 42,800 kJ/kg 26.4 kPa If the thrust generated from the fan is 75% of the total thrust, determine The snacific thrust

Boeing 747 civil transport airplane that is fitted by four high BPR turbofan engine similar to CF6-50C turbofan engines. Each engine has the following data: • Thrust force • Air flow rate ma (total) • BPR Fuel mass flaw rate m • Operating Mach number 0.8 • Altitude 24.0 kN 125 kg/s 5.0 0.75 kg/s 10 km • Ambient temperature T 223.2 K • Ambient pressure Pa Fuel heating value Qhv 42,800 kJ/kg 26.4 kPa If the thrust generated from the fan is 75% of the total thrust, determine The snacific thrust

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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