Question:
do all Low Pressure Turbine Engines have carburetors?
brighje
2006-04-09 16:33:33 UTC
do all Low Pressure Turbine Engines have carburetors?
Three answers:
Grammar=Fun
2006-04-09 16:44:34 UTC
Turbine engines use fuel nozzles to inject fuel directly into the combustion chamber.



Carburetors are for piston engines.



You might try the link below for more on turbines.
zanymadpilot
2006-04-14 21:53:06 UTC
All turbines are the equivalent of fuel injected, to provide the correct fuel/air ratio.



For a piston engine aircraft, the carburettor controls the fuel/air ratio.
Captain Ku
2006-04-11 06:56:07 UTC
There's no carburators for jet engines. Carburators look just like the ones in the cars, and only piston aircrafts have them. When the carburators open up, the air goes into the engine. But for jet engines, they don't need that because the whole engine itself is the intake, haha.


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