At which diameter we should design a supersonic after burning engine for a fighter which will have thrust at takeoff 150000 Unit and bypass ratio of 0.7.

114.67 unit

160.78 unit

235.78 unit

350.39 unit

Correct Answer : 114.67 unit

Explanation : Given, Thrust T = 150000 unit, BPR = 0.7.
Now, Diameter D is given by, D = 0.288*T^0.5*e ^0.04*BPR = 0.288*150000^0.5*e^0.04*0.7
Hence, D = 0.288*387.3*1.028 = 114.67 unit.

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at cockpit

at passenger cabin

inboard section of the wing

at tip of the wing

Correct Answer : Option (C) : inboard section of the wing

Explanation : Typically, main fuel tank is located near to the inboard section of the wing. At tip, tip tanks are placed. Due to safety parameters, one soul avoid placing fuel tanks at the passenger cabin or at the cockpit.

Integral tanks are _________

cavities within the aircraft�s airframe itself

there is no such type of fuel tank

external tanks needs to be fabricated

external tanks required to put in the airframe

Correct Answer : Option (A) : cavities within the aircraft�s airframe itself

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Self sealing

Thrust loading

Loss of available fuel volume

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Correct Answer : Option (C) : Loss of available fuel volume

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