Turbojet aircraft engine VK-1 (RD-45)

VK-1 (RD-45) engines are on sale

There are 5 engines and forms for them.

Locations - Africa. Additional information on request.

VK-1 (also known as RD-45) is the first Soviet serial turbojet engine, developed in the late 1940s under the direction of designer Vladimir Yakovlevich Klimov.

Key Features:

• Type: single-shaft turbojet engine.
• Compressor: centrifugal, single-stage, double-entry.
• Combustion chambers: 9 individual tubular chambers.
• Turbine: single-stage axial.
• Dry weight: 872 kg.
• Maximum thrust: from 2,650 to 2,700 kgf (depending on modification).
• Initial resource: 100 hours (later increased to 150–200 hours).

• State: Used
• Documents: Sold with documents

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