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Rolls-Royce Creates Kit To Produce 17 Percent More Power In V-22 Engines

Defense Daily Staff

Wednesday, September 17th, 2014

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Rolls-Royce said it created a kit that can produce 17 percent more power in challenging conditions from V-22 engines. Rolls-Royce Senior Vice President for United States Government Program Tom Hartmann told sister publication Defense Daily Sept. 11 the company’s “Hot and High Kit” for its AE1007C engines on the V-22 includes an upgrade to the engine’s turbine, known as Block 3, in addition to other software and hardware upgrades. Hartmann said the upgrade allows the AE1007C engine to produce more…

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