Honeywell AGT1500

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The Honeywell AGT1500 is a gas turbine engine used to power the U.S. Army’s M1 Abrams main battle tank, known for its high power output and multi-fuel capability.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gas turbine engine
tank engine
airIntakeType filtered air intake
application main battle tank propulsion
category military vehicle engine
turboshaft engine
compressorType axial-centrifugal compressor
configuration two-shaft gas turbine
coolingSystem air-cooled
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedBy Avco Lycoming
designedFor M1 Abrams tanks
surface form: M1 Abrams main battle tank
employerOf full authority digital engine control (FADEC) on later variants
exhaustType rear exhaust through tank hull
feature high power-to-weight ratio
high specific power
integrated reduction gearbox
low vibration
modular design
multi-fuel capability
quick acceleration response
fuelType diesel fuel
gasoline
jet fuel
introducedInService early 1980s
laterProducedBy Honeywell
surface form: Honeywell Aerospace
maintenance field-replaceable modules
manufacturer Honeywell
mass approximately 1130 kg
approximately 2500 lb
notableFor ability to run on multiple fuels
high power output for its size
operatingCycle Brayton cycle
operatingEnvironment armored fighting vehicles
powerOutput 1500 shp
about 1119 kW
role primary propulsion system of M1 Abrams
starterType air turbine starter
status in service
turbineType two-stage power turbine
usedBy Australia
Egypt
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
United States Army
usedIn M1 Abrams tanks
surface form: M1 Abrams

M1 Abrams tanks
surface form: M1A1 Abrams

M1 Abrams tanks
surface form: M1A2 Abrams

export variants of M1 Abrams

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M1 Abrams tanks engineModel Honeywell AGT1500
subject surface form: M1 Abrams