F404-GE-100

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The F404-GE-100 is a variant of General Electric’s F404 afterburning turbofan engine, used to power modern fighter and attack aircraft with a balance of high thrust, reliability, and maintainability.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf afterburning turbofan engine
aircraft engine
applicationRole powerplant for modern tactical aircraft
bypassRatio low-bypass
controlSystem hydromechanical control with electronic elements
coolingMethod air-cooled turbine blades
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designGoal ease of maintenance
high reliability in harsh operating environments
reduced life-cycle cost
resistance to compressor stall
resistance to foreign object damage
engineCycle turbofan
familyRole early production variant of F404 family
feature afterburner
fast throttle response
high maintainability
high reliability
high thrust-to-weight ratio
low specific fuel consumption (military power)
modular design
fuelType aviation kerosene
hasAfterburner yes
hasCompressorType axial-flow
hasTurbineType axial-flow
intendedMissionProfile air-to-air combat
air-to-ground attack
intendedOperator air forces
naval air arms
maintenanceConcept on-condition maintenance
manufacturer General Electric NERFINISHED
marketSegment military aviation
partOfEngineFamily General Electric F404 NERFINISHED
reliabilityCharacteristic high dispatch reliability
high mean time between overhauls
supportConcept modular line-replaceable units
thrustClass approximately 48 kN dry
approximately 78 kN with afterburner
typicalInstallation single-engine fighter
twin-engine fighter
usedIn attack aircraft
fighter aircraft

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