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• The thermoreactor is a small jet engine, ramjet-pulsejet hybrid.
• The smaller pulsejet utilised enough force only to control direction.
• The valved pulsejet comprises an intake with a one-way valve arrangement.
• Most PDE research programs use pulsejet engines for testing ideas early in the design phase.
• It could use a 36-centimeter ( 14-inch ) Continental pulsejet engine.
• A free-flying radio-controlled pulsejet is limited by the engine's intake design.
• Gosslau's design used two pulsejet engines; Lusser improved the design to use a single engine.
• Designs with valves encounter the same difficult-to-resolve wear issues encountered with their pulsejet equivalents.
• However, the Argus pulsejet could be shot full of holes and still provide sufficient thrust for flight.
• "The XKD5G-1 was an early pulsejet-powered U . S . Navy target drone.
• The combustion events driving a pulsejet are often informally called explosions; however, the correct term is deflagrations.
• It was another cigar-shaped machine, with the pulsejet in the fuselage and intake in the nose.
• A few jet engines use simple ram effect ( ramjet ) or pulse combustion ( pulsejet ) to give compression.
• Another feature of pulsejet engines is that their thrust can be increased by a specially shaped duct placed behind the engine.
• The duct, typically called an augmenter, can significantly increase the thrust of a pulsejet with no additional fuel consumption.
• After the war, the Navy obtained small numbers of another pulsejet-powered target, the Curtiss KD2C Skeet series.
• Could you put an afterburner on a pulsejet if the talk ) 20 : 44, 23 October 2008 ( UTC)
• In the simplest of pulsejet engines this intake is through a venturi which causes fuel to be drawn from a fuel supply.
• The pulsejet was mounted externally, as on the German V-1 missile of World War II, but was smaller.
• The pulsejet was evaluated to be an excellent balance of cost and function : a simple design that performed well for minimal cost.