Gas Turbine Engine Power Unit

A Gas Turbine Engine Power Unit is a type of engine that uses a gas turbine to produce mechanical energy. It is commonly used as a power source in various applications, including non-aircraft prime movers and aircraft non-prime movers.

In the supply class Gas Turbines And Jet Engines, the Gas Turbine Engine Power Unit falls under the category of non-aircraft prime movers and aircraft non-prime movers. This means that it can be used as a power source for non-aircraft applications, such as industrial machinery, power generation, and marine propulsion. It can also be used in aircraft for auxiliary power units (APUs) or as a secondary power source.

Additionally, the Gas Turbine Engine Power Unit is considered a component in the supply group Engines, Turbines, And Components. This indicates that it is a part of a larger system and can be purchased separately or as part of a complete engine assembly.

Overall, the Gas Turbine Engine Power Unit is a versatile and efficient power source that can be used in various applications, both in non-aircraft and aircraft settings.