Jet Engine Ignition & Starting: Interconnectors
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751A question was asked in a way that made me realize I have never discussed a little used but vital component of all of the older turbojet engines.
Interconnectors are part of the design in can-type combustion sections, and in can-annular, so almost all jet engines up until about 1970 or so. There are some notable exceptions, and I want you to mention them in the comments.
The engine could not run without these, but they are only functional during startup. While running, they do nothing.
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jet engine combustion
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interconnector
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