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The Gulfstream G650


BR725

Technical data

  • The BR725 features a 50-inch diameter swept fan with 24 blades driven by a three-stage low-pressure turbine, for improved flow, increased efficiency, reduced noise and lower emissions.
  • Ten-stage high-pressure compressor incorporates the latest aerodynamic improvements and stages of blisks for improved performance and optimized weight.
  • New combustor design provides significantly lower emissions.
  • The two-stage shrouded high-pressure turbine uses advanced aerodynamic design and latest material for high efficiency, enhanced performance retention and longer life.
  • New high-efficiency thrust reverser system for increased reverse thrust and lower drag.
  • All new composite nacelle for higher flow.

 

Engine EIS Power Applications Seats Range (nm)*
BR725 2012 15-17,000 lb Gulfstream G650 14-19 7,000
BR710 A1-10 1997 14.750lb66 kN Gulfstream V 19 6,500
BR710 C4-11 2004 15,385lb Gulfstream G500 19 5,800
BR710 C4-11 2004 15,385lb Gulfstream G550 19 6,750
BR710 A2-20 1999 14,750lb Bombardier Global Express XRS 19 6,150
BR710 A2-20 2004 14,750lb Bombardier Global 5000 17 5,200
BR715 1999 18,500lb to21,000lb Boeing 717 117 2,060
*Aircraft Manufacturer's Data

 


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