EnviroTREC is a Non-Profit Organization that is partnered with GLACIER, a limited partnership between Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney
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The Open Rotor Fan – Returns Again and Under Development!
What is very exciting about the open rotor fan is that it has had a long history and is still under development. The “IATA Aircraft Technology Roadmap to 2050” rates this technology as being about the TRL level 3 (demonstration and analysis of critical functions)....
EnviroTREC holds AGM 2022
After going through two years of pandemic protocols and COVID-19 regimes for convening a Board Meeting and AGM for an international organization, our Board finally met in person on September 14th for its 2022 gathering. The 2022 EnviroTREC Board Meeting and AGM were...
Open Rotor Engine makes its debut at Farnborough
The Farnborough air show highlighted a few new innovations this year. One of the exciting innovations that was announced was the Open Rotor Engine.
Predictions on the future of Green Aviation from Rolls-Royce
The first transatlantic flight powered solely by sustainable aviation fuel is likely to happen as soon as next year
New Engine Architectures, Part 2 from the IATA Technology Roadmap
Counter-rotating fans are positioned in the front of jet engines and spin in opposite directions to each other
SAF And Its Role in Aerospace
This web story covers just what is Sustainable Aviation Fuel, how it will be made and how it will be used in aviation?
As we look to achieve hydrogen-fueled flight, the future ironically takes a page from history. Learn about our Hydrogen Steam Injected, Inter‐Cooled Turbine Engine (HySIITE) project via Frank Preli, VP, propulsion and materials technologies. #SustianableAviation #WeArePW https://twitter.com/WeAreFINN/status/1584895834654932994
How Pratt & Whitney is leaning on 1950s hydrogen pioneers for its next-gen engines
@prattandwhitney #hydrogen #aviation #sustainability
Read in full: https://www.wearefinn.com/topics/posts/how-pratt-whitney-is-leaning-on-1950s-hydrogen-pioneers-for-its-next-gen-engines/