Jet Engine By Duncan Musselwhite. How a Jet Works A jet is air being sucked into a large tube mixed...

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Jet Engine By Duncan Musselwhite

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Early Jet Engines Doctor Hans von Ohain and Sir Frank Whittle were credited with the creation and idea The first jet flew on August 27, 1939 The first Jet Fighter was the German “Heinkel” The jet changed the way we fought in WW2. It allowed us to get to foreign countries faster and more efficiently.

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Page 1: Jet Engine By Duncan Musselwhite. How a Jet Works A jet is air being sucked into a large tube mixed with fuel, lit, and expelled out the back of the tube.

Jet Engine

By Duncan Musselwhite

Page 2: Jet Engine By Duncan Musselwhite. How a Jet Works A jet is air being sucked into a large tube mixed with fuel, lit, and expelled out the back of the tube.

How a Jet Works

• A jet is air being sucked into a large tube mixed with fuel , lit , and expelled out the back of the tube.

Page 3: Jet Engine By Duncan Musselwhite. How a Jet Works A jet is air being sucked into a large tube mixed with fuel, lit, and expelled out the back of the tube.

Early Jet Engines

• Doctor Hans von Ohain and Sir Frank Whittle were credited with the creation and idea

• The first jet flew on August 27, 1939• The first Jet Fighter was the German “Heinkel”• The jet changed the way we fought in WW2.• It allowed us to get to foreign countries faster

and more efficiently.

Page 4: Jet Engine By Duncan Musselwhite. How a Jet Works A jet is air being sucked into a large tube mixed with fuel, lit, and expelled out the back of the tube.

Advantages of the Jet

• Faster• More efficient• Tougher• Lasts longer

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Differences Between Then and Now

• The jets today are faster• They are tougher• They use a compressor now• Back then they used a large fan which added

weight and bulk to the engine.

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