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Revolutionary Innovation for Sustainable Engines


Building on four decades of investment that made our engines cleaner, quieter, and more efficient, the RISE Program accelerates the development of uncompromising new propulsion technologies that will pave the way for the next generation of aircraft and an ever more sustainable future.

20

reduction compared to the best engine in service

400+

separate tests

100+

tests completed

100%

SAF & hydrogen capatibility

1000+

engineers dedicated to this project

OPEN FAN ARCHITECTURE: A STEP CHANGE IN PROPULSION EFFICIENCY


The pursuit of ever-increasing propulsive efficiency has driven the growth of engine fan diameter in commercial jet engines over the past five decades. This progression is ultimately leading to the open fan concept which is currently the most efficient and sustainable option to improve the propulsive efficiency of the engine. The advanced open fan architecture to be demonstrated as part of the RISE program will fly at the same speed as current single-aisle aircraft (up to Mach 0.8, or 80 percent the speed of sound) with a noise signature that will meet anticipated future regulations.

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES & MATERIALS


Foundational technologies will be developed and will form the basis of any future CFM engine:

Carbon fiber composite blades manufactured with a 3-D weaving process enable a larger fan diameter to improve propulsive efficiency

An advanced compact core that will increase thermal efficiency and significantly decrease fuel consumption

Hybrid electric systems

Advanced metal alloys and ceramic matrix composites will also improve thermal efficiency

SAF OR Hydrogen

Integration

HYBRID ELECTRIFICATION