PowerJet SaM146

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The PowerJet SaM146 is a turbofan aircraft engine jointly developed by France’s Safran Aircraft Engines and Russia’s NPO Saturn, primarily designed to power regional jets.

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Label Occurrences
PowerJet SaM146 canonical 3
SaM146 engine program 1

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Statements (33)

Predicate Object
instanceOf turbofan aircraft engine
application Sukhoi Superjet 100
bypassRatio high-bypass turbofan
certificationAuthority EASA
Russian aviation authorities
configuration two-spool turbofan
countryOfDeveloper France
Russia
designGoal compliance with modern emissions standards
compliance with modern noise regulations
reduced operating costs for regional jets
developer NPO Saturn
Safran Aircraft Engines
fuelType Jet-A kerosene
hasComponent combustor
fan
high-pressure compressor
high-pressure turbine
low-pressure compressor
low-pressure turbine
intendedUse regional jet engine
introductionRole sole engine option for Sukhoi Superjet 100
jointVenturePartner NPO Saturn
Safran Aircraft Engines
manufacturer PowerJet
marketSegment civil aviation
notableFeature integrated propulsion system support by PowerJet
originOfCoreTechnology Safran core design influence
originOfLowPressureSystem NPO Saturn low-pressure system influence
primaryMarket regional airliners
programType joint venture program
status in commercial service
thrustClass 68–79 kN

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sukhoi Superjet 100 engineModel PowerJet SaM146
SU95 aircraftEngineModel PowerJet SaM146
SSJ100 engineModel PowerJet SaM146
NPO Saturn collaboratedOn SaM146 engine program
linked to: PowerJet SaM146