- primary airflow
- дв. воздушный поток в основном контуре; первичный воздушный поток
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary. - M.: Military publishing house USSR Ministry of Defence. edited by M. Murashkevich. 1974.
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary. - M.: Military publishing house USSR Ministry of Defence. edited by M. Murashkevich. 1974.
primary combustion — That immediately surrounding the burning fuel, using only a fraction of total airflow (i.e., primary). The rest of the airflow is used for dilution and cooling … Aviation dictionary
primary air — That portion of the compressor output air used for the actual combustion of fuel. It is that portion of airflow flowing through the engine core. See also primary combustion … Aviation dictionary
primary fuel — i. Fuel that flows from the nozzles in a gas turbine engine under a condition of low airflow. A typical fuel nozzle. ii. Refers to a duplex fuel nozzle and the fuel that initially flows upon starting, usually from the center orifice. Also called… … Aviation dictionary
tertiary airflow — The airflow meant for cooling and dilution purposes to achieve a uniform gas temperature across the combustion chamber exit plane. It passes through holes in a gas turbine flame tube or combustor downstream of secondary holes. See also primary… … Aviation dictionary
secondary air/airflow — That portion of the compressor output air used to cool engine parts and combustion gases. See also primary air … Aviation dictionary
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blowout — The flameout of the afterburner, or of the main gas turbine engine, caused by the excessive velocity of incoming primary airflow … Aviation dictionary
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