Rolls-Royce Tay (turbofan family, conceptually)

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The Rolls-Royce Tay is a family of medium-bypass turbofan engines developed in the 1980s to power business jets and regional airliners, offering improved fuel efficiency and lower noise compared to earlier turbojet designs.

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instanceOf medium-bypass turbofan
turbofan engine family
application Boeing 727 re-engining
Fokker 100 NERFINISHED
Fokker 70 NERFINISHED
Gulfstream G350 NERFINISHED
Gulfstream G450 NERFINISHED
Gulfstream IV NERFINISHED
bypassRatio medium
combustorType annular combustor
compressorType axial-flow compressor
cooling air-cooled turbine
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
derivedFrom civil version of military Spey core
designGoal improved fuel efficiency
reduced noise
developedInDecade 1980s
engineType two-shaft turbofan
feature compliance with Stage 3 noise regulations
lower noise levels than earlier turbojets
lower specific fuel consumption than earlier turbojets
fuelType aviation kerosene
intendedUse business jets
regional airliners
introductionRole replacement for older low-bypass engines on business jets
manufacturer Rolls-Royce plc NERFINISHED
marketSegment business aviation
regional jet market
notableCharacteristic good hot-and-high performance
high reliability in business jet operations
numberOfSpools two
predecessor Rolls-Royce Spey NERFINISHED
status in service
thrustClass approximately 13,000–15,000 lbf
variant Tay 611-8 NERFINISHED
Tay 620-15
Tay 650-15 NERFINISHED

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Rolls-Royce Nene engine followedBy Rolls-Royce Tay (turbofan family, conceptually)
subject surface form: Rolls-Royce Nene