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Hambo
Hambo
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You should do a little bit of research on blade velocity triangles. You'll see that

  • Stators swirl the air
  • Blades de-swirl the air

So if you look at several rows of stator-blade pairs, the air flow will look like a stepped helix. This video has an alright explanation of the theory:

If you want to have a good look inside engines, I recommend the AgentJayZ channel on youtube, he does excellent show"show and telltell" of components in an engine though doesn't cover all theory very well, for example:

You should do a little bit of research on blade velocity triangles. You'll see that

  • Stators swirl the air
  • Blades de-swirl the air

So if you look at several rows of stator-blade pairs, the air flow will look like a stepped helix. This video has an alright explanation of the theory:

If you want to have a good look inside engines, I recommend the AgentJayZ channel on youtube, he does excellent show and tell of components in an engine though doesn't cover all theory very well, for example:

You should do a little bit of research on blade velocity triangles. You'll see that

  • Stators swirl the air
  • Blades de-swirl the air

So if you look at several rows of stator-blade pairs, the air flow will look like a stepped helix. This video has an alright explanation of the theory:

If you want to have a good look inside engines, I recommend the AgentJayZ channel on youtube, he does excellent "show and tell" of components in an engine though doesn't cover all theory very well, for example:

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Hambo
Hambo
  • 101
  • 4

You should do a little bit of research on blade velocity triangles. You'll see that

  • Stators swirl the air
  • Blades de-swirl the air

So if you look at several rows of stator-blade pairs, the air flow will look like a stepped helix. This video has an alright explanation of the theory:

If you want to have a good look inside engines, I recommend the AgentJayZ channel on youtube, he does excellent show and tell of components in an engine though doesn't cover all theory very well, for example: