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A Delta MD-90 V2500 engine is uncowled for maintenance. This engine is rated at 25,000 lbs of thrust.
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Photo Added: October 16, 2002
Photo Added: October 16, 2002
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Comments (1)
This is the largest, heaviest and most powerful rear-mount engine in use. It has been mentioned that the engine pylon trailing edges have aerodynamic control surfaces to aid in pitch control? This, I absolutely can NOT imagine why because it would significantly complicate the design (if those control surfaces are moveable).
At any rate, this is for sure a very interesting installation.
Lastly, this engine is also used on Airbus A320 series aircraft (among others?).