Airplane Technologies to Reduce Jet Fuel Use

Daggett, David L.; Seidel, Gerhard E.; McKinley, Robert E.; Plencner, Robert M.

doi:10.4271/2001-01-2985

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“…Inter-city train High-speed Train "Average" 1996 Vehicle (2) Large SUV in City (1) = Typical Load Factors When an aircraft is on the ground and its engines are shut off, support power is currently generated by a turbine-powered auxiliary power unit that is located in the aft end of the aircraft. During flight, electrical power for the airplane is produced by generators that are attached to the main propulsion engines.…”

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“…Like most modern automobiles, commercial airplanes have also made improvements in fuel mileage (some 70% improved) as well as achieved large reductions in emissions levels (2) . Since aircraft are used as a means of mass transportation, their profitable use requires that aircraft be filled with paying customers.…”

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