< Jet Propulsion

The structure transfers the forces generated by the Jet engine to the vehicle and provides internal support for the components.

Nacelles

Externally mounted jet engines are enclosed in nacelles that provide the necessary aerodynamic and structural characteristics.

Access doors

Thrust reversing flaps and vanes


Noise abatement

Pylons

The pylon connects the nacelle to the body or wing of the airplane. The pylons may include structural fuses to release the nacelle if the jet engines forces exceed pre determined thresholds to reduce damage to the aircraft.

Damping

Service forces

TO Cruise Landing

Failure forces

Turbine failure Fan blade failure Bird Impact Out of balance

Structural fuses

Airframe integration

Wing pylons

Wing root

Tail Pylons

Fin mount

Tail cone mount

Fuselage mount

Pressure vessels

Drum design

Compressor

Axial, Radial

Combustor

Turbine

Openings

Clearance control

Nozzles

Bleed air


Containment

The containment structure is usually designed to retain failed blades that detach from the rotor at high speeds. Rotor disks are much more massive than blades and full failures normally cannot be contained in aircraft applications.

Fan containment

Turbine containment

Disk containemnt

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