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Old 3rd Oct 2010, 09:03
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Originally Posted by Tu.114
Also the propeller is fundamentally different both in design and its auxiliary systems.
Thanks for the input. Propeller is the biggest issue.
Simulating an installed turbo-prop is much more difficult than a turbo-fan.

By the way, as your username is Tu-114: do you have any information about the Tu-114 above the stuff I can find at Wikipedia? I am specifically looking for cruise altitude and Mach number, maybe also propeller diameter.
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A little diversion from the thread - You might find useful information on that on following pages: Creation of the TV-2 (NK-12) turboprop engine motor-s.ru/motor_new/index.php?siteid=22 (in Russian) ????????????? ????????? ??-12?? (in Russian) Tu-114 Cleat
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The ATR72-500 burns 100kg/hr per engine at idle on the ground, approx 70 kg/hr per engine at idle at FL250. Hope this helps!
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