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'''Intake air'''(吸気)は[[jet engine/ja|ジェットエンジン]]に必要な[[resource/ja|動力源]]である。吸気は酸素を含む[[atmosphere/ja|大気]]中で[[air intake/ja|吸気口]]から得ることができる。吸気量は機体速度に比例し、高度に反比例する。[[Kerbin/ja|Kerbin]]では高度約 30000–40000 mから機体速度と吸気効率の関係が崩れジェットエンジンが動作できなくなる。
 
  
デフォルトパーツでは吸気を保存することはできない。余剰吸気は放出されるため、最小限の余剰(0.2~1.0)のみで必要量に近い吸気設計をするのが理想的である。
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'''Intake air''' is a [[resource]] required by [[jet engine]]s. It is provided by [[air intake]]s while in an oxygenated [[atmosphere]]. The amount of air taken in varies proportionally with speed and inversely with altitude. On Kerbin, air becomes too thin for jet operation at roughly 30–40 km, depending on speed and a [[craft]]'s ratio of intakes to engines.
  
[[Category:Resources/ja]]
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Stock parts are unable to effectively store intake air; it will leak out of opened intakes, and closed intakes hold too little (0.2 to 1.0 units) to be useful.
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In {{version|1.0.5}}, intake air was turned into an "invisible" resource, which means that it is not visible in the resource menu.
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== Changes ==
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;[[1.9.1]]
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* Resource is not drainable anymore (this was due to an error)
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;[[1.9]]
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* Resource is now drainable
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;[[1.2.2]]
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* Added display name
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;[[1.2]]
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* Added abbreviation (used in [[KerbNet]])
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;[[1.0.5]]
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* Resource is now hidden in the PAWs
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;[[1.0]]
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* Added hsp value (heat capacity)
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;[[0.24]]
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* Added cost
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;[[0.18]]
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* Initial release
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== References ==
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<references/>
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{{Resources}}

Latest revision as of 00:06, 28 July 2021

Intake air
Density 5 kg/unit
Transferable Yes
Tweakable No
Drainable No
Flow mode Everywhere
Cost None
Since version 0.18

Intake air is a resource required by jet engines. It is provided by air intakes while in an oxygenated atmosphere. The amount of air taken in varies proportionally with speed and inversely with altitude. On Kerbin, air becomes too thin for jet operation at roughly 30–40 km, depending on speed and a craft's ratio of intakes to engines.

Stock parts are unable to effectively store intake air; it will leak out of opened intakes, and closed intakes hold too little (0.2 to 1.0 units) to be useful.

In version 1.0.5, intake air was turned into an "invisible" resource, which means that it is not visible in the resource menu.

Changes

1.9.1
  • Resource is not drainable anymore (this was due to an error)
1.9
  • Resource is now drainable
1.2.2
  • Added display name
1.2
  • Added abbreviation (used in KerbNet)
1.0.5
  • Resource is now hidden in the PAWs
1.0
  • Added hsp value (heat capacity)
0.24
  • Added cost
0.18
  • Initial release

References