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  • Pressure Jet Engine Overview and Starting

    Posted by admin on November 6th, 2009 and filed under pulse pressure | 17 Comments »

    This is an overview of a small pressure jet prototype, and showing the engine start and run.

    It is raining while the engine is running, you can hear the engine sputter when it sucks in rain drops.

    If you are the whiny impatient type that cant wait a few minutes to see the engine run, go cry somewhere else about it and dont bother commenting about how your life was inconvenienced by having to listen to the explanation about the engine.

    Duration : 0:3:32


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    17 Responses

    1. robinhooodvsyou Says:

      What are the main …
      What are the main differences between that and a valveless pulsejet ?

    2. Nick410s Says:

      That is sweet!!!
      That is sweet!!!

    3. lepton250 Says:

      What is there to …
      What is there to elaborate? The Gluhareff Pressure Jet is a ramjet combustor pressurized by the high velocity stream of hot propane mixed with air in a sonically tuned inlet system. It’s tuned to NOT oscillate, and at low power it doesn’t- the jet produces white noise. The fact that the engine produces a tone at high power is NOT a part of it’s designed operation- it is a FLAW and Gene made many modifications to SUPPRESS that oscillation.

    4. BeckTechnologies Says:

      Care to elaborate?
      Care to elaborate?

    5. lepton250 Says:

      They are NOT * …
      They are NOT *pulsejets*, valveless or otherwise!!!!

    6. Gammaclipper Says:

      I’m curious, has …
      I’m curious, has the regenerative cooling of this design ever caused serious crazing? How bad would it have to be before it would seriously affect the engine?

    7. chickenz666 Says:

      wow i’ve never …
      wow i’ve never thought of that! superheating the fuel is a great idea though, thank you for posting this video

    8. Gammaclipper Says:

      Thank you for the …
      Thank you for the explaination. Bits of information on this sort of engine are usually few and far between. Though it was designed to run the rotors of a helicopter I’m curious if there’s been any success in adapting it to RC planes, possibly with a scoop around the intake. Have there been multiple intake designs? What is the thrust of this model?

    9. kitingboarding Says:

      thats very good work
      thats very good work

    10. BeckTechnologies Says:

      This engine is now …
      This engine is now up for sale on ebay if anyone is interested.

    11. BeckTechnologies Says:

      Originally this …
      Originally this type of engine was designed to be used on the tips of helicopter blades to make them spin.

    12. LenapeFireTurtle Says:

      Very cool. Good to …
      Very cool. Good to see you posting again…get a chance to find out thrust resulst yet? Why is the exhaust end notched?

    13. BeckTechnologies Says:

      Send me a message …
      Send me a message about what you are doing and what problems you are having, should be able to help you get it going.

    14. noonedude101 Says:

      Damn. That is …
      Damn. That is LOOOUUUDDD!

    15. Marco112390 Says:

      also, will it be …
      also, will it be for sale anytime soon?

    16. Marco112390 Says:

      GREAT, i have not …
      GREAT, i have not been able to start a 3lb pulsejet i bought from you =/

    17. psychodelicdragon Says:

      not sounding like a …
      not sounding like a dummy, where is this type of engine used? it is pretty neat!

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