Derivative Engine??
Re: Derivative Engine??
I did some searching on Google and all I come up with are Military Jet fighter data. The one thing I found was this.
So basically an engine based on an engine? Is that all it is?
"A common intermediate solution is to develop a
“derivative” engine. A derivative development starts with an existing
engine and changes components and controls to “derive” an engine
that meets the new requirements. In some cases, derivative engines
are simply “growth” versions of their predecessors that are intended
for use in the same aircraft to accommodate increased mission requirements
or to compensate for increasing aircraft weight. In other
cases, a derivative engine may be so different from the original engine
that its commonality with the original is outwardly indiscernible.
Derivative engines are built around a previously designed engine’s
core (sometimes these cores are also enhanced over their original"
“derivative” engine. A derivative development starts with an existing
engine and changes components and controls to “derive” an engine
that meets the new requirements. In some cases, derivative engines
are simply “growth” versions of their predecessors that are intended
for use in the same aircraft to accommodate increased mission requirements
or to compensate for increasing aircraft weight. In other
cases, a derivative engine may be so different from the original engine
that its commonality with the original is outwardly indiscernible.
Derivative engines are built around a previously designed engine’s
core (sometimes these cores are also enhanced over their original"
Last edited by "White Knight"; Jul 27, 2006 at 10:23 AM.
Re: Derivative Engine??
I've never heard of the LT1 called a derivative engine... but by definition it is a derivative of a standard SBC. The LT1 is practically a SBC, but modified for reverse cooling, gear driven water pump, normal distributer replaced by the opti
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Not quite. The LS1 is totally different. Now the LS2, LS6, LS7, etc... are all derivatives of the LS1.
