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Old 5th Apr 2002, 10:41
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Question 100% N1

What exactly does 100% N1 correspond to, since most of the time, at T/O-thrust, you see reference thrust settings just over??
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You're right in suspecting that it is not very meaningful.

Early in the design process they set a nominal design point for the fan (3900 rpm for an RB211-22/524).

This allows instruments to be standardised with % values, but the actual limits in % terms can vary even among variants of the same engine (e.g. RB211-535c to -535E4)
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