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Uploaded by on Jun 19, 2008

http://www.rendermedia.co.uk This sequence was Broadcast on the History Channel UK Documentary Whittle the Jet Pioneer by UK Based based CGI Animation Studio Rendermedia

this 3d model is available to purchase from turbosquid or through http://www.rendermedia.co.uk

http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/jet-engine-3d-obj/428193

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  • This should be taught in schools...

  • i want that in my car!! :p

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  • Very simple, but effective mechanism.

  • This is a very old and simple type of jet engine, nothing to do with modern ones.

  • @ULTIMATERACER18

    right, but i guess this should be a one side impeller.

  • "as ancient hisory cause this is centrifugal jet engine animation. Not installed in planes since the 50's . Good animation nontheless" ANS: Many APU and the well known PT6 from pratt and whitney are still using impellers today. Good animation !

  • @thrax777

    Many APU and the well known PT6 from pratt and whitney are still using impeller. Good comment nontheless

  • @rendermedia it locks realy cool but it is al lot of work for just a very short video

  • super.........

    dont mis it

  • Looks like a centrigugal flow compressor

  • ok I have a question, I know this is dumb, but how do jet engines work? is it pulling the plane or pushing it??

  • @juredddd Yes, this is a much simpler design than the large turbofan engines we see on aircraft - the main difference is the method used to compress the air before combustion - in this case the front fan acts as a radial (centrifugal) compressor, pushing the air outwards from the centre, and into the combustion chambers. More complex turbofan engines use fixed turbine stages (stators) between multiple rotating fans, reducing in diameter and pushing the air backwards into the combustion chambers.

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