How Does A Helicopter Engine Work? | Turboshaft And Jet Engine Explained

In this video we take a look at the Arriel 2 helicopter engine. We use high quality animations to explain it, as easy as it gets. The Arriel 2 is a so called turboshaft engine and later in the video we will also show the differences to other fixed wing (aircraft) jet engines.
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[@11secghia]

Currently showing this in Airbus ec145 school for mechanics!!

[@texasman9542]

Very informative and entertaining vid my Bwah!!👍 Nice job

[@ifaheemonline]

Just to add at 2:50 you have shown F16 which uses Turbofan engine, not Turbo jet :-p however great animation for basic learning

[@masterhelijettester]

What do you have spinning behind the axial compressor? That doesn’t exist.

[@Mrfabulous7]

I think there is an error in the 3D model. I bought the 3D modell and hired someone to do the animation. I'm not a animator by myself. I checked everything and I also noticed this error. But I think the main function should be correct, but yes this spinning thing shouldn't be there. 😉

[@georgewashington938]

I already knew how helicopter engines work. they make so much f'n noise that it makes them float

[@GachaRobloxianAndrew]

You and me both! 😆

[@Chimgyal]

❤❤❤

[@duanepierson4375]

GE T-700, 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Hans_Magnusson]

It is fairly easy. If the engine wasn’t powerful, there would be no take off and flying. Thin as air comes to mind. And a Lycoming IO-360 needs about 32 liters of fuel per hour minimum… in a Piper Cherokee, and 40 liters per hour in other small aircrafts… Imagine the power and fuel needs of a large Airbus or Boeing… not to forget fighters and other military aviation vehicles…

[@roynorback7509]

Try and stick to one model/illustration and don't jump back and forth between different ones..

[@Mrfabulous7]

I agree with you, that would have been better. The problem is I have outsourced the animation, and with my tight budget I couldn't determine everything. Thanks for your feedback. 😃👍🏼

[@EngineeringTestReal]

@@Mrfabulous7 as an engineer i perfectly enjoyed it and i know how much effort you put into it so awesome work. 👏🏻

[@Mrfabulous7]

Thank you for your kind words. 😃

[@montypythonish]

Just get on with it! Let me tell you what I'm about to tell you then explain my explanation.

[@Hans_Magnusson]

Engineers … Then everything like it was threaded on a string… But there are things like double the speed, and fast forward…!

[@marshalllapenta7656]

Question? How efficient is this engine? How far can you get with lets say 1 gallon of kerosene? Question? Isn't there power loss with each step?

[@CallMeByMyMatingName]

Bump. Following

[@jungbolosse3034]

50 mpg

[@ryzen4368]

question? why are you typing like this?

[@user-te5yw5zq7e]

i was expecting u will tell step by step from air enters up to mechanical energy i was expect ???? but not bro

[@gilberthvaldez2476]

DEUTERIUM FUEL

[@tahoefor]

When you keep rotating that fancy image you making people dizzy. Useless animation. You’d getter more viewers with well done hand drawing of turbine

[@Mrfabulous7]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@owendyer7729]

Why is video so damm noisy

[@D.a.m.i]

i did not understand what i wanted to watch, Did you?

[@crazyralph6386]

It’s pretty straight forward…..air intake, compression, combustion, exhaust, power.