Brazilian Firm Starts Developing 6,000 lb.-Thrust Turbofan Engine
A Turbomachine TJ1000 turbojet engine that could power a future anti-ship missile was on display at the LAAD Defense and Security event in 2023.
Credit: Steve Trimble/AWST
RIO DE JANEIRO—A Brazilian company has launched development of a two-spool, 6,000-lb.-thrust turbofan engine for future drones and missiles, building on two decades of work on turbojet engines. Jacarei, Brazil-based Turbomachine is seeking investors to move the design in to the development phase...
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