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what the purpose of turbines at the rear of the jet engine

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turbines in a jet engine

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considering the diagram above, what the purpose of the turbines at the rear of the engine, and how does the engine get started..
 

Re: turbines in a jet engine

mehboob_iiui,
The turbines in the reare provide torque to spin the compressor turbines in front. The engine is started by a starter motor in a manner similar to that of an automobile engine. The starter motor is often used in a dual purpose manner to provide DC power to the aircraft.
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