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欧洲航空发动机（European aviation engine） Brand EJ200 Military turbofan engine for use Turbofan engine type National international cooperation European jet turbine Production status Installed object European fighter EF2000 Development situation EJ200 is an advanced twin rotor turbofan engine developed jointly by four European countries. It was used for the joint development of the European fighter EFA in 90s (now numbered EF2000). The companies involved in the development include the British Romanian company, the German engine turbine Corporation, the Italy Fiat Corp and the Spanish turbine engine industries, each accounting for 33%, 33%, 21% and 13% respectively. In August 1985, EFA was initiated by the group of British, German and Italy groups, and in September Spain joined the group. In December 1986, the European Jet Turbine Company (Eurojet Turbo GmbH), which is responsible for the development of EJ200 engines, registered in Munich. In November 1988, the engine development contract was signed, and the first EJ200 design verification machine operated in Munich, germany. In December 1989, three sets of design verification machine accumulated operation 650H, to achieve the design verification machine requirements. EJ200 prototype first run in October 1991. The plan will make more than 20 prototypes for ground and flight tests. Production EJ200 is expected to be delivered in 1996. The design requirements of the engine, in addition to the high thrust weight ratio (10) and the oil consumption rate, with particular emphasis on high reliability, durability and maintainability and low life cycle costs. For example, the average failure interval is greater than 100EFH*, the air parking rate is less than 0.1/1000EFH, and the maintenance work time is not greater than 0.5MMH**/EFH. The new technologies are: damage tolerance and high efficiency wide chord blade, three-dimensional viscous turbine blisk structure and design method of fan and compressor, single crystal turbine blade, po