US and Europe Testing World’s Most Advanced Aircraft Engines Ever Made

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This “un-shrouded” blade or propeller design was created in the 70s (due to the Oil Crisis) and tested in the 80s; but, never put in use

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If I am not wrong, I seen some russia aeroplan also have similler technology is past.

The engine is similar to Russian dual counter rotating fan engine installed in Tupolev aircraft.

American is good at putting their nose into others hard work......but will never share their's with others

Turbo props for slower airliners, and the same jet engines all over again? I think air space technology has been slow like pond water for more than 60 years. Thanks.

I love emissions. We need more not less.

Is anyone else sick to death of hearing these god-awful robot commentators?

SO BASICALLY, we're going BACK TO PROPELLERS...

And ofc we bow to the SUSTAINABLE option

What a gutless program.

No mention of cutting edge "Toroidial" prop/ ducted fan ?
The toroid prop has already tested at 15% more effeciency & should be the new design for all engines going fwd but innovation in this industry seems to move slower than it could be with haevy influence from fuel producers.

This was a useless video

Why don’t they try winglets on the tips of the fan blades. They have been proven to increase efficiency with airfoils.

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why so serious bru?

Has this guy heard of Pratt & Whitney? The F135 is the most advanced / highest performance / most reliable military engine on the planet lol. He shows a bunch of Pratt engines but never even mentioned the company. Also it’s hard to talk about CFM & Trent without mentioning GTF as well…

Well, now Americans and Europeans admit that the Russian design for airplane engines was a good idea.

Ive thought about sharpening the blades on my radiator just to help the motor and the berrings out, but i can hold off for now

Birdstrikes are going to be brutal

So many boomers in every CFM rise videos, think that they already explored the subject in the 80s, as if we didn't have revolutions in material science, computation and airflow simulations.

cough cooied Russian technology from decades ago cough

somehow.. i don't think so..

I've seen videos of tests in which the engine case hold debris in case of bird collision and/or something breaks from the engine, specially the blades. I wonder what would happen with that open fan engine.

QUER ENGANAR QUEM COM ESSES TECO TECO BARULHENTO E FUMACENTO . JA SABEMOS QUE VCS POSSUEM NAVES ANTIGRAVIDADE, SILENCIOSAS E SEM FUMAÇA NENHUMA.

But this system has been tested by DASSAULT Open Rotor Engine Simulation , but the most famous and still functional is the TUPOLEV TU-95 bomber, still flying around our borders !!

Might be more efficient, but a huge step back in terms of reliability, safety, and noise. Turboprop type engines are 20th century engineering, not 21st.

not anymore today

Is this a joke ?? The cowling is for safety in case of blade failure..!!

He said "dual anualar"

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sooo, basically a Turboprop? Those were already around in the 1940's

Looks like Tu 95 engines, in service since the 50s

J'espère que ce RISE va fonctionner il semble qu'ils ont résolu le problème majeur pour le civil...LE BRUIT...encore une idée française !! Et une collaboration réussie avec GE depuis longtemps

How many times can you repeat the same phrase.....

My daddy has 2 of these on his plane. Nothing new

Isn’t this just a fancy turboprop?

I saw a similar engine from Kuznetsov! I think it was called the KN 93 and was meant to power IL-96, but then was discontinued!

was soll das. deutsche überschrift und dann shit englisch palaver.

As i know Russians already have most advanced engines ever build witch also give aircraft possibility to land on short airway, because it can rotate engines and literally land on spot. Idk what are you talking about i. Video

Far to loud.

I’ve always felt like I had it in me to create a better payload delivery system.

The genius of the caucasian people is unmatched !

in the opening 10 seconds you could not find any jet other than the one that was stolen by Russia??

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Wow! Turbo ramjet! Just like SR71 used in the 1950s! Everything old is new again.

So hows the first one different from 1950s turbo props?

Looks like russians, not the US or EU, are testing them. Subliminal sh$t, isn't it