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last year i did a jet engine workshop n one of the instructor there told us that both the engines on an aircraft(ofcourse an aircraft with an engine on each wing or maybe more on each) are run in same direction(i mean same sense of rotation) n this induces a transeverse force of the aircraft, making it to, also, go perpendicular to the fuselage...
i want to confirm it, is it correct?(i don't hav any source proving this, just some talks with the instructor over there)
for the transeverse motion, we thought that the engines be revved up in different sense to cancel out the force..
but first, is this thing even true?
n if it is, why is it so?
i want to confirm it, is it correct?(i don't hav any source proving this, just some talks with the instructor over there)
for the transeverse motion, we thought that the engines be revved up in different sense to cancel out the force..
but first, is this thing even true?
n if it is, why is it so?