Examples of 'turboshaft' in a sentence
Meaning of "turboshaft"
A turboshaft is a form of gas turbine engine that is optimized to produce shaft power rather than jet thrust
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- A gas-turbine engine designed to transmit power by means of a geared shaft, used in helicopters and for land and marine vehicular and stationary applications.
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Turboshaft engine conventionally comprises a gas generator.
Ng is mainly used for turboprop or turboshaft engines.
The turboshaft engine is connected to an electricity generator.
Helicopter also has upgraded turboshaft engines.
A major market for turboshaft engines is that for helicopters.
Initiate emergency bulkheads in turboshaft four.
The general layout of a turboshaft is similar to that of a turboprop.
In this embodiment they are free turbine turboshaft engines.
The efficiency of the turboshaft engine is noticeably reduced.
Turboshaft engines put out.
Method of stopping a turboshaft engine in flight.
Two turboshaft engines are located above the passenger cabin.
Many helicopters use a turboshaft gas turbine engine.
Most turboshaft and turboprop engines now use free turbines.
The engines may be turboshaft engines.
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Turboshaft engine comprising two subassemblies assembled under axial stress.
Many helicopters use turboshaft engines to move the rotors.
Too many hours with my keister parked next to a turboshaft engine.
Also called turboshaft engine.
In appreciation for the way you helped us out of the turboshaft.
Failure in turboshaft four.
Fixing arrangement for mounting an annular member on a disk of a turboshaft engine.
The motorcycle is powered by a turboshaft helicopter engine converted to afterburning turbojet.
Turboshaft engines are used primarily for helicopters and auxiliary power units.
Similar functioning is expected as far as helicopter turboshaft engines are concerned.
List of turboshaft engines.
Simplified system for controlling propeller blade pitch in an aircraft turboshaft engine.
Method and a device for stopping a turboshaft engine in nominal operation.
The main turboshaft engines then operate at their standard rating.
Large helicopters use two or three turboshaft engines for redundancy.
These oversized turboshaft engines are disadvantageous in terms of mass and fuel consumption.
There are currently no silencing technologies for turboshaft engines on serial helicopters.
A turboshaft engine blade must have a surface that is free from any score.
Such engines are generally identical turboshaft engines operating in application of regulation rules.
The aircraft includes a system for simulating the failure of a turboshaft engine.
Such engines may for example be turboshaft engines on board rotary wing aircraft.
Control lever for the angular setting of a stator blade in a turboshaft engine.
The secondary turboshaft engine may then mesh with said mechanical connection.
And the way you helped us not be scared get out of the turboshaft.
Turboshaft engine comprising two elements connected to each other with the interposition of a seal.
The need for mechanical power for driving the turboshaft engine is large.
Turboshaft engine including two subassemblies defining between them an annular chamber housing a seal.
The invention preferably relates to a turboshaft engine for a helicopter as a particular type of turbine engine.
Such a metal insert enables in particular the mounting of equipments on the turboshaft engine casing.
The secondary turboshaft engine may also be put into operation automatically by the control system.
This air turbine is powered by the pressurised air withdrawn from a running turboshaft engine.
The secondary turboshaft engine may optionally be used for moving the aircraft on a parking area.
The invention thus makes it possible to dimension the main turboshaft engines in a novel manner.
Current turboshaft engines have a very high degree of maturity and may not achieve these objectives.
The invention also relates to an aircraft comprising a turboshaft engine and a system as specified above.
