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PW300: Powerplant for Regional Aircraft.

N9111734

Publication Date	1989
Personal Author	Hill, R.
Page Count	5
Abstract	The PW300, a modern high bypass turbofan, is addressed. It will initially have a takeoff thrust of about 22 KN (5,000 Lbf) and compared to existing turbofans of this class will offer up to a 20 percent reduction in specific fuel consumption. A technical description of each engine component is given as well as an explanation of how the exceptional performance is achieved. The growth potential and derivative versions of the engine are discussed.
Keywords	Aircraft engines Aircraft performance Engine design Turbofan engines Technology assessment Urban transportation Foreign technology
Source Agency	NASA Foreign Exchange Program
NTIS Subject Category	51C - Aircraft 81D - Jet & Gas Turbine Engines
Corporate Authors	Motoren- und Turbinen-Union G.m.b.H., Munich (Germany, F.R.).; National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, DC.
Supplemental Notes	In Dglr, European Forum: The Evolution of Regional Aircraft Technologies and Certification p 195-199.
Document Type	Analytic Daughter
NTIS Issue Number	199107

PW300: Powerplant for Regional Aircraft.

PW300: Powerplant for Regional Aircraft.
N9111734

Publication Date	1989
Personal Author	Hill, R.
Page Count	5
Abstract	The PW300, a modern high bypass turbofan, is addressed. It will initially have a takeoff thrust of about 22 KN (5,000 Lbf) and compared to existing turbofans of this class will offer up to a 20 percent reduction in specific fuel consumption. A technical description of each engine component is given as well as an explanation of how the exceptional performance is achieved. The growth potential and derivative versions of the engine are discussed.
Keywords	Aircraft engines Aircraft performance Engine design Turbofan engines Technology assessment Urban transportation Foreign technology
Source Agency	NASA Foreign Exchange Program
NTIS Subject Category	51C - Aircraft 81D - Jet & Gas Turbine Engines
Corporate Authors	Motoren- und Turbinen-Union G.m.b.H., Munich (Germany, F.R.).; National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, DC.
Supplemental Notes	In Dglr, European Forum: The Evolution of Regional Aircraft Technologies and Certification p 195-199.
Document Type	Analytic Daughter
NTIS Issue Number	199107