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Bucket target type thrust reverser system using deflector doors which are installed after nozzle of a jet engine. 

Bucket target type thrust reverser system using deflector doors which are installed after nozzle of a jet engine. 

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Through this paper an initiative is taken to put focus on a special technique of thrust reverser mechanism which is common to the aviation industries but an uncommon in general. In this technique, forward thrust produced by jet engine of aircraft is diverged to reverse direction so as to provide an additional braking effect during landing and power...

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... 'As per the geometry of jet engine, maximum thrust is available only at the exit of the nozzle. It will be better to install reversers at the position where maximum forward thrust is available' [45]. The design chosen by this paper is that of the hot stream clamshell door system because it provides a good compromise between simplicity (highest for cascade type) and power (highest for bucket target type). ...
... Left -engine and clam reverser diagram of main components[45], right -reverse thrust in nominal position on a RR725 engine[46]. Both are an accurate representation of the engine to be used. ...
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