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The turboprop engine has a compressor section that pressurizes air, a combustion chamber where fuel is burned, and a reduction gearbox that reduces the high rpm of the turbine to a lower rpm to turn the propeller more efficiently. The fuel nozzle injects fuel into the combustion chamber where an igniter plug ignites the fuel-air mixture to produce thrust to turn the turbine and propeller.
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