RM12

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The RM12 is a Swedish-developed derivative of the General Electric F404 turbofan engine, optimized for use in the Saab JAS 39 Gripen fighter aircraft.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military aircraft engine
turbofan engine
abbreviation RM12
afterburningThrust approximately 80 kN
aircraftFamily JAS 39 Gripen NERFINISHED
application single-engine installation
basedOn F404-GE-400
General Electric F404 NERFINISHED
bypassRatio approximately 0.34:1
category Aerospace engineering
Jet engines
Military technology
configuration low-bypass turbofan
countryOfOrigin Sweden
designedFor high reliability in single-engine fighter
developer Volvo Aero NERFINISHED
dryThrust approximately 54 kN
feature adapted for Swedish environmental and operational requirements
enhanced bird-strike resistance
full authority digital engine control
improved maintainability over baseline F404
improved surge margin compared to F404
modifications for single-engine safety
modified control system for Gripen integration
strengthened fan and compressor
fuelType jet fuel
intendedRole fighter aircraft propulsion
multirole combat aircraft propulsion
licenseFrom General Electric NERFINISHED
manufacturer Volvo Aero NERFINISHED
natoDesignation RM12
operator Czech Air Force NERFINISHED
Hungarian Air Force NERFINISHED
Royal Thai Air Force NERFINISHED
South African Air Force NERFINISHED
Swedish Air Force NERFINISHED
optimizedFor Saab JAS 39 Gripen NERFINISHED
status in service
thrustClass 80 kN with afterburner
thrustToWeightOptimization for lightweight fighter design
usedInAircraft Saab JAS 39A Gripen NERFINISHED
Saab JAS 39B Gripen NERFINISHED
Saab JAS 39C Gripen NERFINISHED
Saab JAS 39D Gripen NERFINISHED
usedSince 1990s

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Volvo RM12 turbofan marketedAs RM12
subject surface form: Volvo RM12