Discussion
Which of the following would not follow from raising the bypass ratio?
A higher specific thrust
Lower fuel consumption
A larger nacelle and more drag
Reduced jet noise
Answer: A
The other three are the recognised consequences of moving more air more slowly. Specific thrust falls rather than rises, which is exactly why a high bypass engine must be physically larger to produce the same total thrust.
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