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• Cabin Air: Cabin air refers to the air that is circulated inside the cabin of an aircraft. The air is usually drawn from the compressor section of the engine, and is then cooled, filtered, and mixed with recirculated air before being distributed throu ... Read More >>
• Open Cockpit: Open Cockpit refers to an aircraft cockpit that is not enclosed by a canopy or windshield. In early aircraft, all cockpits were open, but as aircraft speeds increased, canopies and windshields were added to protect pilots from wind blast an ... Read More >>
• Thermal Efficiency: Thermal Efficiency is the ratio of the work produced by an aircraft engine to the heat energy contained in the fuel burned. In other words, it is the measure of how effectively an aircraft engine converts the heat energy from fuel into usef ... Read More >>