Question:
How can I Create Jet engine & Rocket Engine ? Please Help I Need It !!!?
vahid s
2009-03-14 08:13:58 UTC
I Find a link (ebay) that they are sell CD that show how build engine but I can't buy theme .can Any one help me?

link:http://cgi.ebay.com/BUILD-MINI-TURBINE-JET-ENGINE-PLANS-CAD-READY-FOR-CNC_W0QQitemZ380095402998QQcmdZViewItemQQimsxZ20090108?IMSfp=TL090108116010r2206
Five answers:
bigisezhi
2009-03-14 09:38:28 UTC
I had a look at those plans on ebay and if you aren't a very experienced machinist with access to modern CNC machining Equipment those plans are clearly beyond your ability. Due to the very high temperatures and rotational speeds of gas turbine engines, exotic materials, tight tolerances and close balances must be obtained and maintained throughout. You never mentioned what use you have for these items, be it a model plane or other scale item. If I might suggest as a less expensive but useful substitute, common solid fuel rocket engines used for model rockets and sold as toys with such brands as Estes, Aerotech, Quest. These might provide the thrust you require at a tiny fraction of the cost of that of a jet, but of much shorter duration. Even some of the larger of the common rocket engines provide 12 or more pounds of thrust for a few furious seconds. Remember, any of these things can severely burn, injure, or even kill you or others nearby even if you are very careful and make no mistakes at all in your design or fabrication. Such is the nature of the beast I'm afraid, it is rocket science after all.
Larry454
2009-03-14 10:26:48 UTC
Well, let's see. You're gonna need:



1. A 5 axis CNC mill

2. Someone to run it, if you haven't been trained.

3. Someone to write the program for it.

4. A sheet metal expert.

5. A welding expert.

6. Several pieces of various materials like aluminum, titanium, Inconel 718, MarM247, and 300 series stainless steel.

7. A good set of specialized tools to put it all together.

8. A protected test cell, so you can run it without hurting yourself.

9. A couple of years of spare time.

10. A good, paid up health insurance policy.

11. A couple of million dollars to do all of this properly.



Or you could fill out an application to work for a company that already does all those things. Of course, that company would not sell you an engine for you to use any way you want to. They don't want to get sued.
captsead0nkey
2009-03-14 14:46:17 UTC
unless you have access to over 100,000.00 of specilized tooling/computer aided design software and a CNC machine.. save your trouble by just buying the finished product for about 5,000.00

http://www.jetcatusa.com/p160.html
Irv S
2009-03-14 13:50:59 UTC
Those are high energy machines, not toys.

There's far to much you don't know that can hurt you.

Stop before you hurt yourself.
jtexas
2009-03-14 11:08:17 UTC
you can make one from an automotive turbocharger.



google "DIY jet engine"


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