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This Is What 13,150 Kilograms Of Jet Engine Force Looks Like In Testing
Image Cache: To fly a fast jet you need a lot of thrust. The General Electric F110-GE-129 certainly provides that: At its peak output, it generates over 13,154kg of force.
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The FAA Warned Boeing About The Flaw That Caused A 777 To Explode In Las Vegas
When a jetliner’s engine explodes moments before take off, people ask questions. Now, less than a week after that very thing happened to a British Airways 777, answers are starting to emerge — and they’re scary.
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Say Goodbye To Quirky Products (Sort Of)
Quirky is becoming a much different kind of Quirky. Put bluntly, the democratic design pioneer needs money and is radically changing its direction. Part of that new direction involves no longer making or selling Quirky products, but Quirky — and its community — will still help giant corporations like GE design products.
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This Is The First 3D-Printed Part That’s Approved For A Jet Engine
3D printing has just reached another major milestone as the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has officially approved GE’s T25 as the first 3D printed part cleared for use on a commercial jet engine.