AT-TP80 Turbojet Engine
- Max thrust (ISA): 80 daN
- SFC at max RPM: 1.45 kg/daN·h
- Fuel use at max RPM: 2.48 L/min
Product Overview
The AT-TP80 Turbojet Engine is part of the Turbojet Engines range. Potential applications include: Propulsion for compact high-speed and VTOL unmanned platforms. Key specifications: Max thrust (ISA): 80 daN; SFC at max RPM: 1.45 kg/daN·h; Fuel use at max RPM: 2.48 L/min. Aerosys Technology supplies it EXW from Hong Kong; MOQ 1 PC.
80 daN turbojet at 11 kg in a 202 × 502 mm envelope, starting to 4,000 m and flying to 12,000 m, with 1.35 kg/s mass flow and a 25-hour maintenance period.
AT-TP turbojet engines spanning 41 to 220 daN of thrust at ISA — ten models from 3.8 to 27 kg with ceilings of 12,000 to 15,000 m, built around high thrust-to-weight ratio, full accessory integration and rapid start.
Key Features
- Max thrust (ISA):80 daN
- SFC at max RPM:1.45 kg/daN·h
- Fuel use at max RPM:2.48 L/min
- Weight:11 kg
- Diameter:202 mm
- Length:502 mm
Configuration and application fit
Published selection points
- Published specification: Max thrust (ISA): 80 daN
- Published specification: SFC at max RPM: 1.45 kg/daN·h
- Published specification: Fuel use at max RPM: 2.48 L/min
- Published specification: Weight: 11 kg
- Published specification: Diameter: 202 mm
- Published specification: Length: 502 mm
For a configuration quote, send the model, quantity, destination and intended civil or commercial use. Add the required interface, payload, cargo or sensor details where relevant so the supply scope can be checked clearly.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max thrust (ISA) | 80 daN |
| SFC at max RPM | 1.45 kg/daN·h |
| Fuel use at max RPM | 2.48 L/min |
| Weight | 11 kg |
| Diameter | 202 mm |
| Length | 502 mm |
| Idle speed | 26000 rpm |
| Maximum speed | 64000 rpm |
| Mass flow | 1.35 kg/s |
| Max exhaust gas temperature | 780 °C |
| Max starting altitude | 4000 m |
| Max flight altitude | 12000 m |
| Max maneuvering overload | 6 g |
| Max impact overload | 25 g |
| Maintenance period | 25 h |
Application Scenarios
- Propulsion for compact high-speed and VTOL unmanned platforms
- Engine bays where frontal area and mass drive the selection
- Integrated fuel-lubrication layouts that cut platform complexity
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