Turbocharger Jet Engine [OUTDATED] New Design Will Be Posted Soon
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Turbocharger Jet Engine [OUTDATED] New Design Will Be Posted Soon
![jet.png](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FL2/9HJV/KO4BSVE5/FL29HJVKO4BSVE5.png&filename=jet.png)
Turbocharger Jet Engine
![diagram1.jpg](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FO8/PSEP/K3XFOFE2/FO8PSEPK3XFOFE2.jpg&filename=diagram1.jpg)
Put simply “Jet engines create forward thrust by taking in a large amount of air and discharging it as a high-speed jet of gas”. The most common type of jet engine is a gas turbine, which uses a compressor to take in air, squish it, and turn it into a high-pressure gas. From this the fuel is injected and the gas is ignited. This flaming gas then goes through another turbine to decrease the energy. The turbine draws the gas through the engine to the nozzle where in exchange for pressure, velocity is increased greatly.
Design the Jet Engine
![Intake turbo.JPG](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FJJ/GMJN/K3XFOG34/FJJGMJNK3XFOG34.jpg&filename=Intake turbo.JPG)
![Jet Impeller.JPG](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/F35/ZAJD/K41ETTML/F35ZAJDK41ETTML.jpg&filename=Jet Impeller.JPG)
![turbo housing.JPG](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FEW/K4UY/K41ETTNU/FEWK4UYK41ETTNU.jpg&filename=turbo housing.JPG)
These are the .stl files for the jet engine intake
3D Print the Parts and Assemble the Intake
![FEGX5H1K490QP0L.jpeg](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FLO/NAIP/K490QP2N/FLONAIPK490QP2N.jpg&filename=FEGX5H1K490QP0L.jpeg)
Once you have 3D printed the parts to construct the intake you will need a sealed bearing and motor to drive the impeller.
Materials:
1x Bearing
1x Motor (12v)
Downloads
Design/Construct the Combustion Chamber
![combustion chamber.JPG](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FCX/EI6N/K6J297RP/FCXEI6NK6J297RP.jpg&filename=combustion chamber.JPG)
These are the .stl files (don't 3d print these. Make them out of metal).
Create Circuit for Starting/Controlling the Engine
![circuit (7).png](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FCF/JB5M/K7C9HRG5/FCFJB5MK7C9HRG5.png&filename=circuit (7).png)
![circuit (1).png](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/F7P/AEJK/K6SFW8MS/F7PAEJKK6SFW8MS.png&filename=circuit (1).png)
![circuit (3).png](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FGG/DGKX/K6SFXN3Z/FGGDGKXK6SFXN3Z.png&filename=circuit (3).png)
Materials:
2x Batteries (12v and 3v-6v)
1x Push switch
1x Sparkplug
1x Motor(12v)
1x Resistor
1x Potentiometer (Rheostat)
1x DC to DC step up transformer
Or alternatively (The other two smaller images):
2x Batteries (12v)
1x Capacitor
1x Switch
1x Inductor (for DC to DC step up)
1x Sparkplug
1x Motor(12v)
1x Resistor
1x Potentiometer (Rheostat)
Put Everything Together
![jet engine render.JPG](/proxy/?url=https://content.instructables.com/FND/A9Z7/K6J2975T/FNDA9Z7K6J2975T.jpg&filename=jet engine render.JPG)
Before you start the engine you should add some things for more safety:
2. Mesh to cover the inlet