Reheat is the term used to describe
- adding fuel in the exhaust section.
- adding of fuel in the turbine section.
- adding of fuel in the compressor section.
Explanation from PART66Online
Reheat (afterburning) means injecting and burning additional fuel in the exhaust/jet-pipe section downstream of the turbine, using the oxygen still present in the gas stream to raise exhaust temperature and velocity. Fuel added in the compressor or turbine section would not constitute reheat.
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malowth asked · 26 Nov 2012
By reheat do you mean afterburner?
Community Comments (3)
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PART66Online
26 Nov 2012
Yes.
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malowth
27 Nov 2012
Thanks, makes a lot more sense now. Strugling with teminologies a bit.
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mwongela
6 Dec 2012
from the choices, the answer can only be A....also got stuck there
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