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Small engine technology payoffs for future commuter aircraft

Abstract

High payoff technologies for a year 2000 regenerative cycle turboprop engine were identified for a 19 passenger commuter aircraft application. A series of engines incorporating eight levels of advanced technologies were studied and their impact on aircraft performance was evaluated. Four advanced technologies are recommended to achieve a potential reduction in fuel burn of 38.3 percent. At $1.00 per gallon fuel price, a potential direct operating cost (DOC) benefit of 12.5 percent is obtained. At $2.00 per gallon, the potential DOC benefit increases to 17.0 percent.

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Kaehler, H., Schneider, W.. 1986-06-01. Small engine technology payoffs for future commuter aircraft. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860057965

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