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18966208. AIRCRAFT WITH A FUSELAGE ACCOMMODATING AN UNDUCTED TURBINE ENGINE (General Electric Company)

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AIRCRAFT WITH A FUSELAGE ACCOMMODATING AN UNDUCTED TURBINE ENGINE

Organization Name

General Electric Company

Inventor(s)

Keith Edward James Blodgett of Milford OH US

William J. Bowden of Cleves OH US

Egbert Geertsema of Cincinnati OH US

AIRCRAFT WITH A FUSELAGE ACCOMMODATING AN UNDUCTED TURBINE ENGINE

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18966208 titled 'AIRCRAFT WITH A FUSELAGE ACCOMMODATING AN UNDUCTED TURBINE ENGINE

Original Abstract Submitted

An aircraft comprising a fuselage and an unducted turbine engine. The fuselage having a divot with an upstream edge and a downstream edge. The divot is defined by a straight reference line having a length (L) and a maximum depth (h) relative to the straight reference line. The unducted turbine engine having an engine core, a nacelle, and a set of blades. A first flow ratio (FR1) is equal to:

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