NASA NTRS · 19860012072
High frequency-heated air turbojet
Abstract
A description is given of a method to heat air coming from a turbojet compressor to a temperature necessary to produce required expansion without requiring fuel. This is done by high frequency heating, which heats the walls corresponding to the combustion chamber in existing jets, by mounting high frequency coils in them. The current transformer and high frequency generator to be used are discussed.
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Miron, J. H. D.. 1986-02-01. High frequency-heated air turbojet. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860012072
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