Jetcooled

Jetcooled is a term used to describe a method of cooling a jet engine by injecting a coolant into the engine's combustion chamber. This technique is employed to manage the high temperatures generated during the combustion process, which can exceed 2,000 degrees Celsius. The coolant, typically a mixture of water and ethylene glycol, is injected into the combustion chamber where it absorbs heat from the hot gases, reducing their temperature before they exit the engine. This process helps to improve the engine's efficiency and prolong its lifespan by preventing excessive wear and tear on the engine components. Jetcooled engines are commonly used in military and high-performance aircraft, where the ability to operate at high altitudes and speeds is crucial. The use of jetcooled engines has been a significant advancement in aviation technology, enabling aircraft to achieve greater performance and reliability.