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Anonymous Thu 27 Jun 08:28:10 2019 No.10760113 View Reply Original Report

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Yesterday I drew a plane and watched some videos about the fighter planes and I got the idea. Why don't engineers make the jet planes like this? The more air, the more compression, the more flow. Just give more oxygen to the turbine and the flow will be bigger.

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Anonymous Thu 27 Jun 2019 08:36:13 No.10760126 Report

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>>10760113
It's hard to figure out exactly what your idea is because your drawing is shit. If you mean, why they don't build planes where the central body is just a big ramjet? that's a common idea and there is no simple reason, airplane design is 90% wind tunnel testing, none of it is simple.

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Anonymous Thu 27 Jun 2019 09:52:01 No.10760241 Report

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this is the most retarded design, I've ever seen

read more about aerodynamics and planes design my dude

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Anonymous Thu 27 Jun 2019 11:01:24 No.10760360 Report

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>the fighter planes

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aynway it's not done because turbines do two things: compress AND ignite air. Your engine assumes that air can be continually re-ignited, when it cannot. It also has a giant hole on the side, so it cannot compress air either. A comparably sized ramjet would probably work though.

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