Turbojet Engine Compressor

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Design engineers are busy fine-tuning a key component of the next generation turbojet engine. Specifically, they're putting the finishing touches on the compressor rotor for the high-speed turbine's very first stage. Its main function is to pressurize and compress the fuel-air mixture flowing into the engine core at an incredible pace. The carefully engineered blades will rotate hundreds of times per second, taking the ambient air through a series of narrowing channels, thereby boosting its pressure before injecting it further downstream. In so doing, the turbine achieves a vital first step toward attaining a significantly improved operational output by turbocharging what would otherwise be just basic power into explosive force and rapid movement under controlled high-stress levels that help turn your dreams of supersonic transportation on their head, setting your aspirations firmly into super-realistic motion at blistering speeds and unattainable limits never conceived previously.