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BR715 engines power the Boeing 717 |
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Technical data
- Two-shaft, high-bypass-ratio engines
- Both BR700 engine family members incorporate the
BR700 core engine, with a ten-stage HP compressor,
a single low emissions annular combustor with 20 burners
and a two-stage shrouded HP turbine
- Different thrust levels of the two engines are realised
by adapting the LP systems
- In the case of the BR710 the 48-inch diameter fan
is driven by a two-stage LP turbine
- The BR715 features a 58-inch diameter fan and a
two-stage booster driven by a three-stage LP turbine
| Engine |
EIS |
Power |
Applications |
Seats |
Range
(nm)* |
| BR710 |
1997 |
15,000lb
66 kN |
Gulfstream V |
3-19 |
6500 |
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| BR710 |
2004 |
15,000lb
66 kN |
Gulfstream G500 |
14-19 |
5800 |
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| BR710 |
2004 |
15,000lb
66 kN |
Gulfstream G550 |
14-19 |
6750 |
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| BR710 |
1999 |
14,690lb 66 kN |
Bombardier Global Express |
8 |
6500 |
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| BR710 |
2001 |
15,500lb
69kN |
BAE SYSTEMS Nimrod MRA4 |
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| BR710 |
2003 |
16, 000lb
71 kN |
Tupolev Tu-334 |
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120 |
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| BR715 |
1999 |
18,500 lb to
22,000 lb
82 kN to
98 kN |
Boeing 717 |
106 |
2000 |
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| *Aircraft Manufacturer's Data |
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