How Jet Engines Work | Part 1 : Starting

[@HaikalStr]

I've seen a lot of videos on how jet engines work but none show how the engine is started, thank you for making this video

[@rw836]

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[@sedzanithilivhali882]

9 months later and this guy is still giving hearts to comments. Legend

[@marcd1981]

I'm sure it's the AI following the channel.

[@rb3407]

Man, seriously, I love you. I'm just a curious person, but you cannot understand how happy I am to see this video. I feel like other videos are only answering most common out of curiosity questions, while you took the more practical approach. Keep up the good work.

[@donaldhollingsworth3875]

I worked for GE Aviation. I machined the front fan assemblies, high pressure turbines, & some low pressure turbine discs at Wilmington, NC. The pressure turbines are connected by a shaft to the the front fan assembly. As with all turbo fan engines, about 80% to 85% of the air being sucked into the engine bypasses the the core of the engine. This is a way to increase thrust without consuming more fuel. The GE -90 115B creates 155,000 of thrust without giving up fuel consumption such as with older aircraft. We also had a Nuclear replacement facility along with new control & fuel rods for North America.

[@Russell_Huston]

Thumbs up to GE Aviation. It's still something that GE does really well. For decades GE was the great American industrial / technology leader, but over time was thought of by investors as a finance company more than anything else, a "hedge fund that makes jet engines". Nothing stays the same, but I'm rooting for GE to keep going into the future. It will be challenging. Maybe an expanding nuclear future will give GE growth opportunities. We'll see.

[@grahamsalmons2027]

The engines make such a distinctive sound on start-up, I guess as resonance builds in the combustion chamber once fuel is introduced. As a 777 pilot I love these engines, they have great power. Operating in hot conductions they give massive confidence.

[@TheTb11111111]

Why would they give you more confidence than in cold “conductions”?

[@grahamsalmons2027]

@@TheTb11111111 Its not that they don’t. It’s just hot conditions are demanding of power as the air is thinner. The GE’s are extremely powerful and if you have a heavy airplane in hot or high conditions they give confidence. In cold conditions, the air is denser and power requirement is not usually an issue

[@FART-REPELLENT]

Considering that farts are pre-filled with highly pressurised air and gas, what would happen if a swollen fart got ingested into a jet-engine?

[@TheTb11111111]

@@FART-REPELLENT you won’t be able to stand close enough to a running engine to fart into it.

[@williamreyes27125khz]

I call it tromboning

[@elgatogordo9523]

Miss working as a turbine test technician. We tested LM, military, and commercial turbines back in the early 90s until 2001. We enjoyed dimming the test cell lights and testing the afterburners on the military jets 👍 What a spectacular show that was 😎

[@JarretXu]

That was an incredibly well made video. The animations showed all the necessary details without being overly complicated, and the narration was clear and concise. Keep up the great work!

[@mayaq8324]

No it wasn’t

[@maxstr]

The narration is text to speech, and it's terrible

[@NotGarbageLoops]

This entire series is just absolutely incredible. Thank you for the awesome work!

[@luisito6314]

This was one of the best videos I've seen in a while, loved all the details and actually shows and briefly explains how 1 system leads to the next, I wanna know ALL of it! Lol Thx

[@AaronShenghao]

Now I can finally start my 777 to charge my phone without my pilots.

[@579samr]

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[@slowpoke96Z28]

and run some a/c...

[@maehongz707]

A

[@andreizadasilvapereira5312]

Lol

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[@animeshjain8932]

This the greatest video I have seen on how turbofans works.

[@obaidurrahman3647]

From the component locations to the shape and relative sizes of the components to how they look, this is the most accurate graphic out there!! Very nice work brother.

[@rezar3724]

I can't thank you enough for making such an amazing video with proportional music

[@razony]

Finally. Out of high school and on into college 202 on how a jet engine works. Thank you!

[@omarhamid6821]

I was always waiting for such an explanation like this, which helped to clarify a lot of ideas, I much appreciate this wonderful presenting the start-up procedure.

[@CHOXON2CHOXOFF]

Really true

[@MeaHeaR]

Onyér Kobblerzz 👍 ✔

[@showshowtomakefreeenergyge2426]

There's a common misconception that Airplanes use gasoline to fly. However, the truth is that they use free energy. The energy comes from the sun and the wind. The sun powers the engine and the wind pushes the airplane forward. This free energy is what allows airplanes to stay in the air for long periods of time. Even if you're a plane driver, you may not fully understand how this process works. But rest assured, it's all thanks to free energy.

[@garygolfer3243]

@@showshowtomakefreeenergyge2426 🤣🤣🤣 Good one 👍

[@abdishakurdaffe7965]

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[@Ph0neMe]

I originally thought it was an official video produced by Boeing. Such a great explanation!! Thx

[@AircraftScience]

Wow, thanks!

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[@ratfor19]

Such a great way to learn about aircraft systems, engines, etc. Love your channel! You can see all the effort in every video!

[@TheEagle006]

Thank you for helping me understand engine functionality for my exams, greatly appreciated!

[@TonymanCS]

Well animated and simple to understand. Love your videos!

[@haddenindustries2922]

This is honestly one of the most informative, captive and interesting videos about aircraft science. Absolutely fantastic work 💪🏼👌🏼

[@dhanushkumar803]

ONE OF THE BEST VIDEO I'VE EVER SEEN

[@pushing2throttles]

As a commercial pilot and a graduate of an university aviation program, I complement you on this video. Looking forward to more and eventually building the entire plane!

[@GAMRMNTS2]

Way to go huh fwolf lol

[@JCB-FARMER-1945]

Best aviation KZbinr

[@petrovichbauer5105]

We can do without the music

[@cahyzee1773]

Thank you! I successfully started and drove this 787 with 800 passengers to Dallas but you haven't posted how to land yet so we're still up here flying, hurry up!

[@abdultairu]

This is the best how aircraft engine works I have seen. This is like watching a movie.

[@anubhavgoyal04]

Perfect explanation 🔥. This video is underrated. Ive seen many videos but this clears all the doubts.

[@algorhythmic3904]

Good job making it simple to understand without ‘dumbing it down’ too much!

[@synczozo11]

Wtf did I just watch. Understood nothing but still amazed by this marvel

[@masterelectronic8291]

Finally I found a video that show full details how a turbo jet start 👍. I have searched so many videos on KZbin but that videos show nothing just tell about APU but don't show inside animation of jet engine. Now I understood very well about turbo jet engine. Thank you very much for this video ❤️❤️❤️❤️. 🎉🎉🎉

[@justing42]

this is a turbo fan

[@GreyBearcub]

Excellent narration, outstanding animations, easily understood and the background music is just perfect, especially when the fuel ignites, the sudden change of melody and the epicness it conveys makes justice to wonderful piece of engineering these engines are. Keep up the good work!

[@planelover27]

Great simulation and well explained! Good work! 🙌

[@midnightblueMM]

As a visual learner this is really an amazing video. Thank you so much for your work!

[@marcotokoku1898]

KZbin should be the library of high quality production such as this one

[@mrkc10]

One of the best videos I’ve seen.

[@brianrigsby7900]

What makes the rising humming sound as it gets going?

[@RGMLLC]

It’s the n2 compressor spooling up in rpm

[@sibongakonkengwane4734]

Thank you for showing us how this things works, I appreciate it.

[@AircraftScience]

My pleasure!

[@polka23dot70]

Nothing is labelled. Nobody needs background music.

[@jellybertdelattiba7603]

You are now, officially, my favorite movie maker ! Loved it !

[@AircraftScience]

Wow, thanks!

[@cinilaknedalm]

Ditch this robotic voiceover, get yourself an actual human to do it, and you got yourself an amazing channel :)

[@humble42855]

Very much agreed

[@gustavogonzalez2542]

De lo mejor que he visto en mi carrera en la industria aeronáutica

[@majidmasoudi756]

با سلام بسیار عالی و با کیفیت توضیح داده می‌شد خیلی ممنونم از لطف شما که این همه زحمت کشیده اید😍

[@wades_world22]

Incredible video !! Love the graphics and very detailed start up explanation

[@virgingalaxy5941]

finally saw an amazing video about an aircraft engine. Thank youu

[@tigerfan826]

These videos are a God-send. Thank you so much for your efforts.

[@AircraftScience]

You're very welcome!

[@cristiantorres7734]

That’s videos are amazing… Greetings from Colombia, I’m studying for my A&P license and I would like you post videos like reciprocate engines most of the time is better and easy understand questions with videos like this…. congratulations.

[@0dbm]

That was a beautiful video , finally I look at this things and have some idea of what’s happening , thank uou

[@albertdeka3512]

It was so informative.. I always thought it works through piston but was not sure. Fortunately, I learnt how it works.. Thankyou

[@Nik888100]

that was amazing explanation!!! will be great if there will be more videos regarding 777 systems and other chapters, thank you very much!!!

[@SeulkiLee-e4l]

This is a great video! Thanks!

[@badman0078]

This will help a lot of people to understand the concept

[@hrshsawant63]

Greatttttttt work!!!!! The high quality of content shows the effort that you have put in making the video!!!!!

[@judemudannayake2274]

Great watch and very informative

[@amittyagiat80]

Excellent presentation with animation of each engine component. Truly an engineering marvel.

[@zetheus555]

crazy how such complex engineering is invented by human beings

[@ricardoalvarez7281]

Jamás me imaginé que se requerían tantos pasos para iniciar un motor. Excelente. 👍

[@Archonch]

That's a really good video keep the series up

[@coolfreaks68]

*At **6:25** - the combustion starts and the background music changes.*

[@andreizadasilvapereira5312]

It's the same music, just in different moments.

[@UKAviationMovies]

Absolutely brilliant video. Thanks for making and sharing 👍👍👍

[@ThomasShaw-x5d]

PERFEITO FUNCIONAMENTO DA TERMODINÂMICA . Insanely helpful! Keep up the great work!.

[@ShadowRap-y5l]

The animation is amazing!!!

[@Truelight-p4e]

Best teacher Thanks from India

[@thedarkchocolate4700]

I work on avionics but engines have always been more intriguing.!

[@Gbluesman]

My dad was a dc-9 captain, and I can always remember long wide open schematics on the dining room table of the engine that he would always study.

[@jaky3]

Thanks for reminding me to make sure that the APU BLEED is in AUTO. I could have forgotten.

[@Gabriel.Bonfim]

Magnificent video, thanks for making it! You have explained easily how it starts with this animation use. It's worth subscribing your channel!

[@AircraftScience]

Thanks for the sub!

[@enginediy]

Amazing

[@tev3009]

Men this is Gold !!! Impressive

[@sergemartalb3910]

Excellent animation and explanation!!! Thanks for share it!!

[@AircraftScience]

You are welcome!

[@therandomytchannel4318]

Great stuff, high tech engineering, fly the 777 from Vancouver BC to Manila Philippines 🙂

[@Taletad]

I have been searching for that kind of videos for years ! I can't wait for the other ones

[@rezamostafid8810]

THANK YOU! GREAT JOB!

[@deansnipah1392]

EEC stands for Engine Electronic Control. Some planes have a FADEC (Full Authority Digital Engine Control) which is the same shit just a different name. They both gets a lot of information from other aircraft systems such as ambient pressure, outside temp, etc and they all adjust the performance of an engine automatically based on all those factors. Very expensive part!

[@BurhanRana]

Loved this video man :)

[@fullsendmountainbiker5844]

Wow thanks amazing clear explanation and graphics 👍

[@faganfit572]

Amazing explanation. Simple enough to be understood without over complicating the concept. New subscriber.

[@NanditaNuraniHari]

Amazing video! Incredible

[@AircraftScience]

Thanks a lot!

[@LiemNguyen-fh6qk]

where ws this channel when I was in A&P school?...great stuff

[@kuri369kuri]

Great video. Loved it

[@abduahmad4167]

concise but well explained.Thanks for the refresher

[@maxsalman783]

That was awesome!

[@SVanHutten]

Great explanation!

[@anthonyf.9170]

Excellent video. 👍

[@vitsirosh3722]

I'm watching all five parts from the beginning. Think I will absorb more the second time

[@TabishImran-h8s]

nice demo

[@calvindo82]

Nice vid. Thank for sharing.

[@b43xoit]

I'm one of those viewers who has nothing to do with the industry, but who takes in this kind of info from an excess of curiosity. Is there a short term for such people? "Foamers"? Anyway, thanks for the level of detail. I have seen other jet-start vids, but hadn't understood up to now about the low-pressure and high-pressure shafts.

[@BK-dy8jk]

I wondered how the sequence to begin engine combustion worked. Just that technology alone and precision manufacturing makes it a wonder of technology

[@valezeb]

Very well demonstrated...i might as well become a pilot essily watching this channel

[@Engineerboy100]

That was exciting! 😀

[@russchadwell]

A soundtrack for an action sequence. Let the tension build!

[@힐만94]

nicely done...

[@bro7269]

Great video but I’m glad I don’t hear that music when I’m being seated on a 777….

[@parveshv.merchant9806]

How many components work together.... Mind blowing. Outstanding video

[@UraFlight]

Well made animation! For it so complicated technology.

[@BwInNewJersey]

Proving youtube is the master cliff note

[@Sletch-wv9wc]

My son only two weeks older than this video 😂😂😂

[@ederavelino3313]

Nice explanation about GE90 operation. Thanks for sharing.

[@noroy2]

What a great video, always is very enjoyable to watch something so explanatory.

[@donovanbryan5000]

Way back in air force days. I had engine run license. That was in 1980. I can still start in my sleep. But knowing exactly what was going on in the IJ85-GE-5 turbojet engines with afterburners - i just learned today.