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Brayton cycle

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Some engines use air to move.

Brayton cycle
Brayton cycle

They pull air in first. Then they add fuel to it. The air gets very hot. This makes the engine work. This helps big jet planes fly.

George B Selden driving automobile in 1905
George B Selden driving automobile in 1905

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