AeroEngineS vs Eng Dynamics

Aircraft Engine Performance at Design Point - Subsonic/Supersonic 1-Spool Turbojet - Subsonic 2-Spool Turbofan - Subsonic 2-Spool Boosted Turbofan - Subsonic 3-Spool Turbofan - Analysis of the Thermodynamic Cycle - Nozzle Area and Performance (Thrust, Power etc.) calculation - Mass Flows (Core, Bypass, Fuel) - Automatic calculation of ambient conditions based on the flight altitude using the International Standard Atmosphere model - Automatic calculation of Cp, gama, R for each component based on temperature and Fuel to Air Ratio - Automatic calculation of isentropic efficiency for each compressor and turbine based on polytropic efficiency and pressure ratio Hybrid Precooled Rocket Engine at Design Point - Analysis of the combined Thermodynamic Cycles with Air, Hydrogen & Helium as working fluids Ramjet Engine at Design Point - Simulation of the thermodynamic cycle of a hydrogen-fuelled Ramjet engine at optimized conditions. Ramjet Engine at Design Point - Simulation of the thermodynamic cycle of a hydrogen-fuelled Ramjet engine at optimized conditions. Supersonic 2-spool Turbojet Engine at Design Point - Simulation of the thermodynamic cycle of a Supersonic 2-spool turbojet engine with reheat. Aircraft Emissions - Emissions calculation for aircraft engines in LTO cycle and Cruise - Type of turbofan engines used: 1. Subsonic 2-Spool, 2. Subsonic 3-Spool Compressor Map Operating Point Prediction using - Scaling Techniques on an existing HPC map - Artificial Neural Networks to interpolate the existing map's data ______________________________________________________ Developer: Aggelos Gaitanis Original creator: Evangelia Pontika HyRE, Ramjet tab programmer: Spiros Tsentis Supersonic 2-spool Reheated tab programmer: Anastasios Saflekos Emissions tab developer/programmer: Maria Bakali Advisor: Ioanna Aslanidou, Konstantinos Kyprianidis Supervisor: Anestis Kalfas

'Eng Dynamics' app provides real homework and test problems for the common engineering course called Dynamics. All problems are organized in sections and chapters common to most textbooks. Each problem has a complete solution with graphics to help you better understand how to solve the problem. Also, each problem has a link to a theory web page for that section at the online eBook (eCoursesBook.com). There is no cost for the online eBook, and it can be accessed outside of the app. The 'Lite' version (free) of the app has a select number of problems, about 50-70. The 'Pro' version ($3.99) has over 400 problems. Neither has ads. Both versions use the internet to pull problems from an online database as needed. Network connection is required to run the app. Each problem is small (less than 20 k) and are vector-based graphics. All problems have been used in real engineering classes. Problems are accessed through an online database, so if any errors are identified, they will be updated and the app will use the corrected version. This program is copyrighted and cannot be distributed without the author's written consent.