What is the purpose of a turbofan?

Answer 1

producing natural, renewable, clean energy compared to a power plant producing energy through coal

When coal is used in the energy process it gives off pollutants, but compared to wind you just put up a wind turbine, connect it to the electrical grid, and let the wind produce your energy

Answer 2

Something boils water which creates steam. This being much larger than liquid water increases pressure, creating a movement of air through the turbine. This makes the turbine rotate, which generates electricity. It does this by rotating a magnet inside a coil. This induces an electric current in the coil. Magnetic fields and electric fields are related: when one changes, the other is created. And an electric field pretty much means voltage, which creates a current.

Answer 3

A turbine is a device that uses flowing fluids to produce electrical energy. Power plants use turbines to generate energy by burning coal or natural gas.

Answer 4

A turbofan is used in modern aviation. Modern jetplanes use turbofans because they can save a lot of kerosine and give a lot of boost to make the airplane move through the air.

Answer 5

The purpose of a turbine, such as a wind turbine, or turbines inside a dam, is to produce electricity.