PASGT Associated Systems

This type of gas turbine engine produces thrust by accelerating the hot gases through a nozzle. While commonly used in aircraft, it's less common in marine applications due to its lower efficiency at lower speeds.

A gas turbine engine that uses a turbine to drive a propeller, making it suitable for slower speeds and better fuel efficiency.

Used to match the optimal speed of a propeller or other driven equipment to the high-speed output of a gas turbine.  

Transmits power from the engine to the propeller.

Converts rotational energy into thrust.

A type of shaft compose of a single, continuous piece of material running from the engine to the propeller.

A type of shaft with a tubular design that can be lighter and more efficient but requires additional support structures.

A shaft made from hybrid materials, offering lightweight and corrosion-resistant advantages.

A type of propeller where blades are set at a specific pitch angle and cannot be adjusted during operation. Suitable for vessels operating in relatively constant condition

A type of propeller where pitch angle can be changed to optimize efficiency and maneuverability in various conditions. Common on ships that require frequent changes in speed or direction