1(4), (2022):20-24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.46632/jame/1/4/4
Nikkisha S, Ankit Kumar Mishra
Augmentation plays a crucial role in many aircrafts and jet engines to elevate the thrust. Thrust is oe of the four fundamental forces of an aircraft. Augmentation methods are used in certain cases to increase the thrust to perform better landing and take-off. There is various augmentation methods in which afterburner is mostly used over other augmentation methods because of its advantages. In this paper an overview has been provided for thrust augmentation and its different control methods
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