NASA NTRS ยท 19920012286
H2-fueled high-bypass turbofan
Abstract
The study developed preliminary design concepts for the exploitation of the properties of LH2 in a turbofan engine intended for air transport use, and showed the benefits which accrue in reduction of aircraf direct operating cost. Design concepts for the engine fuel delivery and control system, including the engine high pressure fuel pump, were developed, and general concept feasibility was shown. For both the engine and the fuel delivery and control system, recommendations were made for the advanced development which is necessary to bring the technology to a state of readiness for design application. The study was of necessity abbreviated in nature: more intensive study of both the engine and fuel delivery and control system is recommended.
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Riple, J. C.. 1992-01-01. H2-fueled high-bypass turbofan. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920012286
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