AEROSPACE PROPULSION

MAC400 Compact turbojet engine.

Compact turbojet propulsion for unmanned and aerospace applications. MAC400 provides a compact propulsion option for programmes where thrust, weight and installation envelope are key integration considerations.

PERFORMANCE AT A GLANCE

39.8 kgf

Nominal thrust

3.65 kg

Engine weight

149 mm

Outer diameter

365 mm

Programme Scale-Up

COMPACT PROPULSION

Performance within a compact installation envelope.

At 149 mm outer diameter and 365 mm overall length, MAC400 combines its nominal thrust output with a compact engine package.

Propulsion selection should be assessed against the complete aircraft, including performance requirements, installation space, operating conditions and mission profile.

ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT

Evaluate the engine within the complete aircraft.

MAC400 can be considered for a new design, an existing platform or where an additional propulsion source is being evaluated.

01 Performance

Assess thrust, operating conditions, fuel consumption and mission duration together.

02 Installation

Review available space, mounting, air intake, exhaust clearance and supporting systems.

03 Programme Supply

Consider evaluation quantities, recurring requirements, delivery timing and support as part of the programme assessment.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Nominal thrust

39.8 kgf @ 98,000 rpm

Idle thrust

1.8 kgf @ 33,000 rpm

Maximum RPM

98,000

Idle RPM

33,000

Engine weight

3,650 g

Outer diameter

149 mm

Overall length

365 mm

EGT

500–750°C

Fuel consumption

1,100 g/min @ max rpm

Fuel / oil

Jet-A1, kerosene or diesel + 5% synthetic turbine engine oil

Additional integration, performance and technical data is available on request.

AEROSPACE PROPULSION

From technical evaluation to programme supply.

MAC400 forms part of Milanion Group’s aerospace propulsion capability, with technical and commercial support covering integration, programme quantities, delivery and availability.

Discuss your MAC400 requirements

Speak to Milanion about integration, programme quantities, availability, delivery and support.