目录

  • 1 Lesson 1
    • 1.1 Ch1 Basic mechanics
  • 2 Lesson 2
    • 2.1 Ch2 Working cycle and airflow
  • 3 Lesson 3
    • 3.1 Ch20 Thrust distribution
  • 4 Lesson4
    • 4.1 Ch21 Performance
  • 5 Lesson5
    • 5.1 Ch3 Compressors
  • 6 Lesson6
    • 6.1 Ch13 Ice protection
    • 6.2 Ch14 Fire protection
  • 7 Lesson7
    • 7.1 Ch19 Noise suppression
  • 8 Lesson8
    • 8.1 Ch5 Turbines
    • 8.2 Ch9 Internal air system
  • 9 Lesson9
    • 9.1 Ch12 Controls and instrumentation
    • 9.2 Ch22 Manufacture
  • 10 Lesson10
    • 10.1 Ch4 Combustion chambers
    • 10.2 Ch11 Starting and ignition
  • 11 Lesson11
    • 11.1 Ch16 Afterburning
    • 11.2 Ch17 Water injection
  • 12 Lesson12
    • 12.1 Ch6 Exhaust system
    • 12.2 Ch15 Thrust reversal
  • 13 Lesson13
    • 13.1 Ch18 Vertical/Short take-off and landing
  • 14 Lesson14
    • 14.1 Ch8 Lubrication
    • 14.2 Ch10 Fuel system
  • 15 Lesson15
    • 15.1 Ch7 Accessory drives
    • 15.2 Ch23 Power plant installation
  • 16 Lesson16
    • 16.1 Ch24 Maintenance
    • 16.2 Ch25 Overhaul
Ch16 Afterburning

New words

        Augment加强

        Combat战斗

        Oxygen氧气

        Flame 火焰

        Concentrate集中

        Restriction限制、约束

        Powerplant 动力设备

        Stabilizer稳定器

        Lit 点燃

        Gutter

        Eyelid眼睑、半圆式调节喷口

        Interlocking互锁

        Atomize雾化

        Catalytic催化的

        Platinum铂金

        Streak条纹

        Spontaneously自发地

        Intensity强度

        Concentric同心的

        Blunt 迟钝的、钝的

        Insulation绝缘

        Accommodate适应

        Heatshield隔热板

        Corrugation波纹

        Overlapping重叠、交叉

        Tile 瓦片、瓷砖

        Rivet 铆钉、铆接

        Deterioration变质

        Hinge 铰链、转轴

        Ram 撞击、塞进

        Energized带电的、供给能量、精力充沛

        Sleeve套筒

        Progressively逐步

        Lever 推杆、操纵杆

        Neglecting忽略

        Squareroot 平方根

        Obtainable可获得的

        Duration续航时间

        Peak 峰


Sentence

        1.Afterburning (or reheat) is a method of augmenting the basic thrust of anengine to improve the aircraft take-off, climb and (for military aircraft)combat performance. The increased power could be obtained by the use of alarger engine, but as this would increase the weight, frontal area and overallfuel consumption, afterburning provides the best method of thrust augmentationfor short periods.

        2.Afterburning consists of the introduction and burning of fuel between the engineturbine and the jet pipe propelling nozzle, utilizing the unburned oxygen inthe exhaust gas to support combustion (fig. 16-1). The resultant increase inthe temperature of the exhaust gas gives an increased velocity of the jetleaving the propelling nozzle and therefore increases the engine thrust.

        9. Inview of the high temperature of the gases entering the jet pipe from theturbine, it might be assumed that the mixture would ignite spontaneously. Thisis not so, for although cool flames form at temperatures up to 700 deg. C.,combustion will not take place below 800 deg. C. If however, the conditionswere such that spontaneous ignition could be effected at sea level, it isunlikely that it could be effected at altitude where the atmospheric pressureis low. The spark or flame that initiates combustion must be of such intensitythat a light-up can be obtained at considerable altitudes.

        12.The afterburning jet pipe is made from a heat- resistant nickel alloy andrequires more insulation than the normal jet pipe to prevent the heat ofcombustion being transferred to the aircraft structure. The jet pipe may be ofa double skin construction with the outer skin carrying the flight loads andthe inner skin the thermal stresses; a flow of cooling air is often inducedbetween the inner and outer skins. Provision is also made to accommodateexpansion and contraction, and to prevent gas leaks at the jet pipe joints.

        16.Since large fuel flows are required for afterburning, an additional fuel pumpis used. This pump is usually of the centrifugal flow or gear type and isenergized automatically when afterburning is selected. The system is fullyautomatic and incorporates 'fail safe' features in the event of an afterburnermalfunction. The interconnection between the control system and afterburner jetpipe is shown diagrammatically in fig. 16-5.


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