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Simulation of Turbofan Engine Based on Dynamic Specific Heat Method

Zhao Shu-fan, Heng Wu, Benwei Li, Gao Longbo, Renjun Qian

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The component-level mathematical model of a turbofan engine is established by the dynamic heat method, which is solved by N-R method. The throttle characteristics of the engine are simulated. The results show that as the engine rotating speed increases, the engine thrust gradually increases, and the sfc reduces at first and then rises, which are consistent with the actual work of the turbofan engine.

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The component-level mathematical model of a turbofan engine is established by the dynamic heat method, which is solved by N-R method. The throttle characteristics of the engine are simulated. The results show that as the engine rotating speed increases, the engine thrust gradually increases, and the sfc reduces at first and then rises, which are consistent with the actual work of the turbofan engine.

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The component-level mathematical model of a turbofan engine is established by the dynamic heat method, which is solved by N-R method. The throttle characteristics of the engine are simulated. The results show that as the engine rotating speed increases, the engine thrust gradually increases, and the sfc reduces at first and then rises, which are consistent with the actual work of the turbofan engine.

Key concepts: Turbofan, Throttle, Thrust, Work (physics), Heat engine, Automotive engineering, Computer science, Component (thermodynamics)

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