FusionFlight: Unleashing the power of the Micro Jet Engine
Future of mobility is here! FusionFlight designs and manufactures equipment powered by micro jet engine technology.
OUR PRODUCTS
ARC is a portable generator that uses a "soda can" sized jet-engine to provide 8kW of electrical power output across a very wide range of voltages. It is light, compact, easy-to-use, with smooth power delivery right out of the box.
The JetQuad is a drone powered by four micro jet-engines with vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) capability – a revolutionary drone that can hover like a helicopter and cruise as fast as a jet-aircraft.
Based on the JetQuad technology, Axion is a personal vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft powered by eight micro jet engines. Axion can be configured for a variety of manned applications.
Benefits of Microturbine Technology.
ULTRA HIGH RPM
The microturbine is a scaled-down jet-engine. It is based on the standard turbine-cycle which has the highest power-density from all air-breathing engines. The primary advantage of the microturbine to the larger engines is that the microturbine rotates much faster, at speeds of up to 130,000RPM. As a result, the micro jet engine produces tons of power in a very small package.
INTERNAL COMPRESSOR
Microturbine engines rely on a centrifugal compressor to feed air into the combustion chamber. The compressor sits inside the engine and therefore minimizes the overall size of the machine. Furthermore, the compressor acts to increase the pressure of the air. The micro jet engine can thus operate at high-altitudes and is less susceptible to inclement weather conditions when compared to ordinary propellers.
LIQUID FUEL
Turbine-based machines can use widely available fuels such Kerosene, Jet-A, and Diesel and even Biodiesel. Kerosene-based fuel does not require a complex storage system, and a large tank takes minutes to refuel as opposed to the hours it takes to recharge a battery. Moreover, the energy density of kerosene is 40-times greater than that of lithium batteries, so machines fueled by Kerosene are also significantly more capable.