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A nose bullet is a component of a turbojet used to divert air into the intake, in front of the accessory drive and to house the starter motor.
See also
References
- The Aeronautical Journal. 59 (532): 249–258. April 1955.
{{cite journal}}: Missing or empty|title=(help) - Gas Turbine Performance - Page 503 Philip P. Walsh, Paul Fletcher · 2008
- Jane's All the World's Aircraft - Page 693 Frederick Thomas Jane · 1980
- Flight - Volume 76 - Page 144 1959
- American Aviation - Volume 19 - Page 54 1955
External links
- Nose bullet for gas turbine engines
- Analysis of the bullet nose of an aero-engine for bird impact through virtual and rapid prototyping
- Nose bullet anti-icing for gas turbine engines
- Case 41: Failure of the Nose Bullet in an Aircraft Engine
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