The Crazy Evolution of the World Largest Jet Engines Ever Built

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  • čas přidán 10. 05. 2023
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Komentáře • 53

  • @rixxy9204
    @rixxy9204 Před rokem +17

    GE9X is probably the most beautiful engine I've ever seen. Absolutely stunning amount of effort, testing and engineering to make an engine that size.

  • @Bduh2
    @Bduh2 Před rokem +11

    I also like the Rolls-Royce engines, it's truly amazing what kind of materials they come up with. Can't wait to see the new Rolls-Royce engines on the B-52s.

    • @John-nc4bl
      @John-nc4bl Před 11 měsíci

      The turbine blades in the hot end of RR engines do not last as long as the blades in GE engines.

  • @AlbertoPirrotta
    @AlbertoPirrotta Před rokem +6

    Great engineering work !

  • @cjgordon22
    @cjgordon22 Před rokem +8

    Usually with prop planes most of the noise comes from the prop.

  • @user-ow6pf7ei5g
    @user-ow6pf7ei5g Před 3 měsíci

    يااخواني العلم زين وطيب تعلمواالعلم والادب والاخلاق

  • @dereksellars
    @dereksellars Před rokem +2

    That 9x is just an Awesome sight to see. Even though I haven't seen one up close-----------YET LOL
    Thanks for the videos :)

  • @thomasburke7995
    @thomasburke7995 Před rokem +7

    The 747 test bed can operate on just 3 engines. The cf6 . However the ge9x is so powerful only 2 are need for the 747-4 to take off and fly.

    • @GRosa250
      @GRosa250 Před rokem +2

      I said the same thing a couple years ago in a video about the GE9X, that you could have a twin engine 747 if they were both GE9X’s, and someone was arguing that it wouldn’t work. It would be cool to see.

    • @tpr1808
      @tpr1808 Před rokem

      ​​@@GRosa250 well imagine if one faila, for the size of a 747 that's so many lives at risk. And given that the 747-8 is bigger it wouldn't work well to make a new version similar or bigger than that in size because of weight distribution, unless they probably downsize it to that of the -100 or 200

  • @terrytruslove1383
    @terrytruslove1383 Před rokem +5

    Rolls Royce you are a amazing British company and your engines you give to airbus are outstanding

    • @John-nc4bl
      @John-nc4bl Před rokem +1

      Durability for baldes in the hot end of RR engines on Airbus widebodies is poor.

  • @ronaryel6445
    @ronaryel6445 Před rokem +8

    Nice video, but the GENX is not the most powerful engine at the thrust stated in the video. Among the current 777's engine options is the GE-90 turbofan, which produces 125,000 pounds of thrust, much of it via the front fan (the bypass) rather than the combustor; this occurs on a test stand. In service mounted on the aircraft, the engine is derated to 110,000 lb o thrust, still higher than the GENX. But the new 777-X's design and aerodynamic efficiency allows it to haul a higher payload with a slightly lower thrust engine, which means substantial fuel savings and lower emissions.

    • @jirehla-ab1671
      @jirehla-ab1671 Před rokem

      How abt the mtow, would it more likely require a longer runeway?

  • @chrispaw1
    @chrispaw1 Před rokem +3

    Its interesting to see RR have ventured into the smaller jet engine market, they usually don’t produce for narrow body aircraft 😊

    • @andypandy9013
      @andypandy9013 Před rokem

      What? Narrow bodied aircraft like the Concordes? 😉

    • @chrispaw1
      @chrispaw1 Před 11 měsíci

      @@andypandy9013 don’t try and be smart, RR stopped making Concorde engines in the 70’s. They specialise in engines for wide-body aircraft, every one knows that,

    • @andypandy9013
      @andypandy9013 Před 11 měsíci

      @@chrispaw1 You obviously have completely misunderstood the point that I was making. Haven't you? 🤣

  • @himmetramthakur6525
    @himmetramthakur6525 Před rokem +1

    Ge 9x engine new video 2022 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @MrShehin
    @MrShehin Před rokem

    Son grandes y pequeños al mismo tiempo

  • @rogerhargreaves2272
    @rogerhargreaves2272 Před rokem

    A great British invention. 🇬🇧

  • @John-nc4bl
    @John-nc4bl Před rokem +1

    The next new widebody Airbus may have GE engines since RR are rumored to be exiting the civilian market due to unprofitability.

  • @justd02ofus
    @justd02ofus Před 6 měsíci

    Auburn , Alabama is the home of the GE9X , Also the home of Auburn University and one of the best Engineering schools in the country..

  • @Mbartel500
    @Mbartel500 Před rokem +2

    The RR Ultrafan has a 140” diameter fan, so the GE engine is NOT the largest.

    • @John-nc4bl
      @John-nc4bl Před rokem +1

      The GE engine mentioned in the video is the largest in production engine.
      The RR geared fan engine is unlikely to see production.

    • @Mbartel500
      @Mbartel500 Před rokem

      @@John-nc4bl They said largest in the world, not largest in production. RR is not going to throw away over 1.4 billion dollars in Ultrafan development costs. It will take a while to fully develop, flight test, and certify. Geared jet engines are the future. They will replace regular turbofans, just like the fans replaced the turbojets. Just like variable pitch props replaced fixed pitch props back in the day.

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    بذلك تنزل الضراىءب في الحكومات ،وتنزل الفواىءد في البنوك وترتفع البورصه في العالم والدول العربيه والاجنبيه

  • @jackmosher7561
    @jackmosher7561 Před rokem

    "...the World Largest Jet Engines Ever Built"
    Always on point with the grammar, guys.

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    ممنوع بناء ابراج سكنيه من اليوم وصاعد ،اعلى برج سكني سيكون 32 طابق فقط

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    ممنوع تشغيل العمال من الخارج ،ممنوع صعود عمال على الرافعات

  • @frontcentermusician
    @frontcentermusician Před 9 měsíci +1

    Electric plane. Just as disastrous as the electric car..

  • @sarkiansyarkam6712
    @sarkiansyarkam6712 Před rokem

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  • @EpicSnotBubble
    @EpicSnotBubble Před 5 měsíci

    Emissions won't go down. It's a scam. They will go up because of what it takes to extract the material need to build the electric engines and batteries.

  • @FCOLAXCDG
    @FCOLAXCDG Před rokem +1

    ❤️🇱🇨!!!

  • @anthonytimpson4975
    @anthonytimpson4975 Před rokem

    the 747 with a 9x strapped to it is hilarious.

  • @TomokosEnterprize
    @TomokosEnterprize Před rokem +1

    On Canadas south west coast we now have electric commuter planes between Vancouver and Vancouver island.(Victoria) the future is coming right along eh.

    • @chrisg1234fly
      @chrisg1234fly Před rokem +1

      Here in South Africa we dont have enough electricity to power the country, let alone cars and planes! As a pilot, i'm sad to say AVGAS and diesel will always be king here.

    • @TomokosEnterprize
      @TomokosEnterprize Před rokem +1

      @@chrisg1234fly Pretty much the same here in a small town in Northern BC Canada. How the truckers are managing to make a buck and feed their family's is beyond me eh. Just like farming it is in their blood eh.

  • @craigdeeds400
    @craigdeeds400 Před rokem +8

    Whoopee, the electric airplane can fly 40 minutes before having to recharge, which takes how long? Congratulations the plane can taxi, take off and immediately have to land. 😂

    • @parvirdee9957
      @parvirdee9957 Před rokem

      Didn’t the first plan go up for only one min?

    • @chrisg1234fly
      @chrisg1234fly Před rokem +1

      imagine the flight plan for one of those things!! every airport will be an alternate.

    • @justasurfer8596
      @justasurfer8596 Před rokem +3

      The electric planes will have to overcome the significant weight to power issue, or better battery technology is necessary. Jet fuel or even gasoline has a significantly higher power to weight ratio vsctodays battery technology

  • @two6520
    @two6520 Před rokem +2

    Get to the point.

  • @AAAAlberto
    @AAAAlberto Před rokem

    Dispersivo, con tante divagazioni inutili!

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    اغلقوا صناديق الاءقتراع في تركيا لاءنها غير قانونيه

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    عاودوا الاءنتخابات في تركيا

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    ارجو ايضا اءلغاء وزارات وشركات التاءمينات ،ونقلها فقط للعمال ،تاءمين في الشغل فقط

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    اي كل الورق الذي تم التوقيع عليه والاءنتخابات في تركيا على بياض ،اي ليس قانونيا

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem +1

    اريد تفصيل ممل على مؤتمرات كل الحكومات في العالم وايضا ممنوع اخذ قرارات عشواىءيه من اليوم وصاعد وممنوع ايضا تشغيل السكان في التجسس على بيوتهم ،ارجو عدم الاءهتمام بما اقوله لاءنه الذي قلته في حيز التنفيذ ولا تراجع في الموضوع

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    ممنوع التجسس لا على حسابات البنوك ،ولا في البيوت ،ولا في المحلات التجاريه ولا في المكاتب ،لذلك اريد اءلغاء وزارات المراقبه عن تلك الامور ،ونقلها للمطارات ،موانىء ،سكك الحديد الميترو ،الشوارع من شرطة السير ومخالفات السير ،الذي يصعب عليه تلك القوانين ،ليجد له مكان اخر ،ويجد طاىءره حربيه واستطلاع فوقه

  • @user-xy6yq5jv3u
    @user-xy6yq5jv3u Před rokem

    شغل كازينوهات ،يراهنون على اراضي تركيا ،من ترامب وبايدن ،اطلب من جورج دبليو بوش تولي الرىءاسه في الكونغرس الامريكي ،هو مسؤول ايضا عن الطيران الحربي الجوي وليس انا

  • @PSYCHIC_PSYCHO
    @PSYCHIC_PSYCHO Před rokem

    Imagine what would happen if a fart got ingested into a jet-engine? 😳