How Jet Engines Work — Cirrus Vision Jet Engine | Williams International FJ33-5A Fanjet Engine

Let’s look inside how a jet engine works using the Cirrus Vision Jet engine model! During my training for my Cirrus Jet SF50 type rating I found this excellent 3D printed model of a Williams International FJ33-5A jet engine. ** CHAPTERS ** 0:00 - Intro, Specs 0:23 - N1 (low pressure) and N2 (high pressure) systems 0:48 - Bypass System 1:40 - Ignition System (Starting the the N2 System) 4:02 - N1 System Activation by Exhaust Gasses 5:12 - Centrifugal Compressor 5:42 - Bleed Air System 6:06 - Reaching Idle RPM (Low 50’s % in Williams Engines) 6:52 - Tower Shaft & Permanent Magnet Alternator & FADEC Power 7:30 - 8% N2 Tour the Cirrus Vision Jet Training Center: ** Read my articles on the Cirrus Vision Jet ** Cirrus Vision Jet G2: Cirrus Vision Jet G2 : Cirrus Safe Return: ** More Info on the FJ33-5A Engine ** Williams Fanjet PDF: Williams FJ33 Wiki: Williams Products: FAA Certification: Awesome reddit user’s FJ33-5A 3D printed model: ** More Aviation Writing: **