-
through the
turbine (to 1,013 °F (545 °C)). The
afterburner combustor reheats the gas, but to a much
higher temperature (2,540 °F (1,390 °C)) than the...
-
erosion of the
blades in last rows. In most of the cases,
maximum number of
reheats emplo**** in a
cycle is 2 as the cost of super-heating the
steam negates...
- lower-pressure, turbine. The
reheat temperatures are very
close or
equal to the
inlet temperatures,
whereas the
optimal reheat pressure needed is only one...
- The Rolls-Royce/Snecma
Olympus 593 was an Anglo-French
turbojet with
reheat,
which powered the
supersonic airliner Concorde. It was
initially a
joint project...
-
experiencing part load conditions. It is
common for VAV
boxes to
include a form of
reheat,
either electric or
hydronic heating coils.
While electric coils operate...
- Tomatoes.
Retrieved March 25, 2025. HEFFLEY,
LYNNE (May 16, 2003). "'Recipe'
reheats tired fare". Los
Angeles Times.
Retrieved December 8, 2020. "The Even Stevens...
- and LP
turbines with
powder metallurgy discs and
single crystal blades. A
reheat system (afterburner)
provides thrust augmentation. The
variable area final...
- 2009, the
Gripen Demo flew at Mach 1.2+ at 28,000 ft (8,540 m)
without reheat to test its
supercruise capability. The
Gripen Demo
served as a
basis for...
- Look up afterburner, afterburning, or
reheat in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
afterburner is an
addition to a jet
engine to
increase thrust. Afterburner...
-
aircraft thereafter attained a
speed of Mach 1.4
without the use of
engine reheat,
thereby demonstrating supercruise. The
Rafale A was used
until January...
