Flyout - High Bypass Jet Engines

In this video, we go through the process of designing and optimizing a high bypass jet engine.

[@Jay_the_AV8R]

I just got started in this game and figuring out high bypass engines were the biggest challenge. You were a big help, getting me into the game and with the turbofans.
I would suggest a part 4 covering optimization. What does what and what to tweak for each use case.

[@atrumluminarium]

The super large high bypass can be achieved "more realistically" in the new update. With the ducted fan, you can have 2 engines with a slightly higher alternator or a power turbine and then both engines feed into a single ducted fan.
With the alternator+motor, it's a similar concept to Astro Mechanica's turboelectric engine and it allows them to tune the RPM of the fan for the exact flightspeed and altitude they're travelling at.

[@AirShark95]

Great guide! Could you do a video on low-bypass and tubojet engines (for fighter applications)?

[@martinmoraga2220]

pa retomar la Patagonia cierto?

[@xxxm981]

Strange, that overmach sound sounds exactly like what the engines sounded like on the Bombardier i rode on a couple years ago.

[@Lizardmium]

Thank you, now i can optimize the "little" project im working on >:)

[@tylerwayne1693]

Isn't the power turbine supposed to be used to power the high-bypass fan, rather than directly connecting it to the core? I think that might have been why the N1 was so low in the inital tests.

[@dnt_alert5806]

to my knowledge power turbine is only used on 3 spool turbofans

[@RadeonDMAJohns]

Alternate title, Ryan Reynolds teaches you how to set up a High-Bypass engine

[@themartiangamer52]

Now give it 3d vectoring and an afterburner.

[@bobphillips4596]

Is the propjet monstrosity actually viable?

[@jakubpollak2067]

At the end you made something that resemble propfan