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Altitude-wind-tunnel investigations of thrust augmentation of a turbojet engine performance with tail-pipe burning

William A. Fleming, Robert O. Dietz

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From Introduction: Performance results of the tail-pipe burning investigation on the TG-180 turbojet engine and a comparison of experimental results with theoretical calculations are presented.

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From Introduction: Performance results of the tail-pipe burning investigation on the TG-180 turbojet engine and a comparison of experimental results with theoretical calculations are presented.

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From Introduction: Performance results of the tail-pipe burning investigation on the TG-180 turbojet engine and a comparison of experimental results with theoretical calculations are presented.

Key concepts: Turbojet, Thrust, Altitude (triangle), Aeronautics, Environmental science, Marine engineering, Aerospace engineering, Meteorology

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