GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
Statistics About The Most Powerful Jet Engine
The most powerful jet engine currently in operation is the GE9X, capable of delivering up to 134,300 pounds of thrust.
In this post, we will explore the remarkable features and achievements of the General Electric GE9X engine, currently recognized as the world’s largest and most powerful commercial jet engine. From groundbreaking advancements in fuel efficiency to cutting-edge manufacturing technologies, the GE9X engine represents a significant leap forward in aviation engineering. Join us as we delve into the fascinating statistics that highlight the prowess of this extraordinary engine.
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"The GE9X engine achieved FAA certification in September 2020."
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"The GE9X engine uses 3D-printed fuel nozzles."
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"The specific fuel consumption (SFC) of the GE9X engine is 10% lower compared to its predecessor, the GE90."
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"GE conducted over 5,000 hours of testing for the GE9X engine."
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"The GE9X engine has 16 composite fan blades."
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"The GE9X engine has a bypass ratio of over 10:1."
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"The GE9X engine was first announced to the public in 2013."
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"First commercial delivery of the Boeing 777X with the GE9X engine is expected to be in 2021."
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"The GE9X engine has a fan diameter of 134 inches."
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"The GE9X engine includes fourth-generation carbon-fiber composite fan blades."
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"The GE9X engine has over 2000 parts that are produced using advanced manufacturing technologies."
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"The GE9X engine will produce about 5% less CO2 per passenger seat compared to the GE90."
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"There are more than 300 components manufactured using additive technologies in the GE9X engine."
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"The GE9X engine's pressure ratio is approximately 60:1."
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"The ice crystal ingestion capability of the GE9X engine has been thoroughly tested and verified."
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"The GE9X engine features fourth-generation composite fan blades and fan case."
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"The GE9X engine completed its first test flight on March 13, 2018."
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"The lightweight ceramic matrix composites used in the GE9X engine are 20% lighter compared to traditional materials."
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"The GE9X engine is designed for the Boeing 777X."
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"The General Electric GE9X is currently the world's largest and most powerful commercial jet engine, with a thrust rating of 105,000 pounds."
Jannik Lindner
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