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What is the purpose of the combustor in a gas t...
What is the purpose of the combustor in a gas turbine engine?
A. To compress air
B. To burn fuel-air mixture at constant pressure
C. To increase lift
D. To expand thrust reversers
Explanation:
Combustors ignite and burn fuel-air mixture under constant pressure conditions.
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