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Engines which propel aircraft via "jet propulsion", i.e. by expelling high-velocity gasses (usually primarily air) through propelling nozzles.
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What is an afterburner and how long can a jet fly on afterburner?
https://www.nasa.gov/centers/dryden/pdf/88117main_H-1449.pdf
Scroll down there's some useful graphs that can give you some idea. AB increases exhaust temperature and thus allows for an increase in ex …
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