| | The Rolls Royce Derwent Aircraft Engine | The Rolls Royce Derwent was the second jet engine produced by Rolls Royce and was still firmly based on Sir Frank Whittle W.2B centrifugal compressor turbojet design. The Rolls Royce Derwent first ran in 1943 and was destined to be further developed into the Rolls-Royce Nene as well as the Rolls-Royce Trent RB.50, the World's first production turboprop engine. A reverse engineered Derwent V was built as the Klimov RD-500 by the Soviet Union and used to power the MiG-15 jet fighter. |
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Aircraft that were powered by the Rolls Royce Derwent | Avro 707 | Avro Canada C102 | Fairey Delta | Fokker S.14 Machtrainer | Gloster Meteor | Nord 1601 | FMA I.Ae. 27 Pulqui I | |
Rolls Royce Derwent I Specifications: - Type: Single-stage dual-entry centrifugal compressor with two-sided impeller Turbojet
- Length: 84 in (2,135 mm)
- Diameter: 41.5 in (1,055 mm)
- Dry weight: 975 lb (443 kg)
- Combustors: 10 flow combustors with igniter plugs in chambers 3 and 10
- Turbine: Single-stage axial flow with 54 blades
- Fuel type: Aviation kerosene with 1% turbine oil
- Oil system: 2.75 gal (12.5 L) capacity, circulation rate 215 gal/hr (976 L/hr)
- Maximum inverted flying time 15 seconds
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Rolls Royce Derwent I Maximum thrust: 120 lbf (0.5 kN) at 6,000 rpm at idle.2,000 lbf (8.9 kN) at 16,500 rpm for takeoff1,550 lbf (6.9 kN) at 15,000 rpm for cruiseRolls Royce Derwent I Fuel consumption: 470 lb/hr (215 kg/hr) at idle1,820 lb/hr (830 kg/hr) at cruise power2,360 lb/hr (1,070 kg/hr) at maximum powerOil consumption: 0.125 gal/hr (0.57 L/hr) |
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