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Research requirements for development of regenerative engines for helicopters

Technical Report ·
OSTI ID:7218944
The improved specific fuel consumption of the regenerative engine was compared to a simple-cycle turboshaft engine. The performance improvement and fuel saving are obtained at the expense of increased engine weight, development and production costs, and maintenance costs. Costs and schedules are estimated for the elements of the research and development program. Interaction of the regenerative engine with other technology goals for an advanced civil helicopter is examined, including its impact on engine noise, hover and cruise performance, helicopter empty weight, drive-system efficiency and weight, one-engine-inoperative hover capability, and maintenance and reliability.
Research Organization:
Boeing Vertol Co., Philadelphia, PA (USA)
OSTI ID:
7218944
Report Number(s):
N-77-18155; NASA-CR-145112
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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