Tony Jeffree writes ...............
I.e. Pushing it!
Mike
Tony Jeffree writes ...............
I.e. Pushing it!
Mike
How can a saw be ambidextrous if it doesn't have any hands?
I'd give my right hand to be ambidextrous...
Regards, Tony
The mass is almost unchanged (a few percent increased due to the fuel added) but the volume is greatly increased, due to the increase in temperature from burning the fuel.
The pressure is also increased, but by the compressor at the front. Then burning the fuel increases the temperature and the resulting increased volume exits at the rear - at a much higher pressure than the incoming air, but it had better be lower than that produced by the compressor...
- Brian
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