Sample Quiz

Explanation

A ducted fan still leaves swirl in the bypass flow, so stationary vanes downstream are still required to straighten it and recover that energy, as on a conventional fan. The blade root changes: it becomes a bearing, a circular trunnion in a thrust bearing, not a dovetail. The reverser goes, because changing the blade pitch gives reverse thrust without any cascades.

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