To determine the specific thrust of a simple turbojet, the behavior of the elements at the design point corresponding to a cruising speed of 270 m/sec (aircraft speed) and a height of 5,000 meters is given by the following data: Compression ratio: 8.0 Compressor inlet temperature 292°K Compressor inlet pressure 0.834 bar Turbine inlet temperature 1200°K Isentropic efficiency or internal efficiency of the compressor and turbine 90% Isentropic efficiency of the nozzle 95%

To determine the specific thrust of a simple turbojet, the behavior of the elements at the design point corresponding to a cruising speed of 270 m/sec (aircraft speed) and a height of 5,000 meters is given by the following data: Compression ratio: 8.0 Compressor inlet temperature 292°K Compressor inlet pressure 0.834 bar Turbine inlet temperature 1200°K Isentropic efficiency or internal efficiency of the compressor and turbine 90% Isentropic efficiency of the nozzle 95%

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To determine the specific thrust of a simple turbojet, the behavior of the elements at the
design point corresponding to a cruising speed of 270 m/sec (aircraft speed) and a height of
5,000 meters is given by the following data:
Compression ratio: 8.0
Compressor inlet temperature 292°K
Compressor inlet pressure 0.834 bar
Turbine inlet temperature 1200°K
Isentropic efficiency or internal efficiency of the compressor and turbine 90%
Isentropic efficiency of the nozzle 95%

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