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The D-30 turbofan engine was developed in 1966 for installation on Tu-134 passenger aircraft.

The turbofan engine of the D-30 is made according to a two-shaft scheme and consists of a four-stage low-pressure compressor, a 10-stage high-pressure compressor, a annular combustion chamber, a two-stage high-pressure turbine, a 2-stage low-pressure turbine, a thrust reverser and unregulated nozzle.

The turbofan engine D-30 launched at UEC Perm Engine and has been operating on Tu-134 passenger aircraft since 1967. In total, more than 3,000 engines D-30 all series were produced.

 

 


Technical specifications

DESIGNER OKB P.A. Solov'yova ("Aviadvigatel")
COUNTRY Russia (USSR)
TYPE
Turbofan engine
Installed On (aerial means)
Tu-134
Fuel 
T-1, TS-1
Oil MK-8, MK-8P
Maximum thrust take-off power rating   6.800 kgf
Specific fuel consumption, take-off power rating  0,62 kg/kgf*h
Maximum thrust, cruise power  (H=11.000 m, V=800 km/h, ISA)  1.600 kgf 
Specific fuel consumption, cruise power 0,786 kg/kgf*h
Pressure ratio, take-off power rating  18,65
Bypass ratio 1,0
Temperature of the gas at the turbine intake, take-off power rating 1.347 K
Air flow rate, take-off power rating 126 kg/sec
Compressor rotation frequency low-pressure, take-off power rating 7.750 rpm
Compressor rotation frequency high-pressure, take-off power rating 11.600 rpm
OVERALL DIMENSIONS  
Diameter 963 mm
Height -
Width -
Length 3983 mm
WEIGHT  
Engine weight  1.550 kg 
Overhaul operation time -
Specified service life 19.000 h
Shelf life of preserved engine -

 




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