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0 - 100kN turbojet TJ40-G1
0 - 100kgfor drone

0 - 100kN turbojet
0 - 100kN turbojet
0 - 100kN turbojet
0 - 100kN turbojet
0 - 100kN turbojet
0 - 100kN turbojet
0 - 100kN turbojet
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Characteristics

Thrust
0 - 100kN
Dry weight
0 - 100kg
Applications
for drone

Description

Compact design - all accessories incorporated in the engine (except for the fuel pump) Excellent thrust-to-weight ratio, low power consumption in the given power category Any engine position during start Shortened start sequence under 25 seconds Our expert technicians at PBS have designed and developed the PBS TJ40-G1 turbojet engine within the small turbojet engine category for small aircraft such as gliders and some larger model aircraft. The engine has been the recipient of a prestigious award at the 2015 IDET exposition in the Czech Republic due to its many advantageous characteristics. It has an extremely compact design, with all accessories integrated within the engine body (excluding the fuel pump). It is also very a light weight of only 3.4 kg, and a maximum thrust of 395 N. The start-up sequence is advantageously short at less than 25 seconds and there is an easy and rapid kerosene starting system. The PBS TJ40-G1 can restart from the ground as well as in-flight and has unilimited starting position angles. The PBS TJ40-G1 small turbojet engine is a single-shaft engine with a one-stage radial compressor, radial and axial diffuser, annular combustion chamber, one-stage axial turbine and outlet nozzle. The output of the generator is 150 W. It is slightly more compact than the TJ40-G2, which is measures just 69 mm longer than the PBS TJ40-G1. Standard accessories: fuel pump and filter, engine control unit (ECU), connecting cables, fuel hose, data terminal, battery (4s Li-Fe - 2,5 Ah), CAN connector

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