Price Induction DGEN 380/390
The DGEN program was started in 1996 to revolutionize the world of general aviation with a first high bypass ratio turbofan optimized for private pilots' flight domain and budget.

The DGEN engine family represents the world’s smallest turbofan. It is intended for 4-5 seat twin-engine VLJ flying under 25,000 ft and Mach 0.35. The DGEN is designed with easy integration and maintainability, low fuel consumption and low noise level. The engine control unit as well as the oil & fuel equipment is fully integrated around the engine and controlled by FADEC (Full-Authority Digital Engine Control). A starter-generator device is integrated on the high-pressure spool and allows for the electrical start of the engine before switching to generation mode. The main advantages are an easy and reliable control for the pilot, simplified maintenance and a reduced overall weight. This concept also allows for a continuous engine health and aging monitoring.
DGEN-380 tecnical data
Manufacturer | PRICE INDUCTION |
Initial testing | |
Certification | |
Type | Turbofan Engine |
Nb. built |
Dimensions
Diameter | 469 mm | 18.46 in. |
Lenth | 1126 mm | 44.33 in. |
Weight
Not equipped | kg | lb |
Equipped | 80 kg | 176 lb |
Performances
Max RPM | t/mn | rpm |
Max Idle | t/mn | rpm |
Thrust at max | 255 daN | 570 lbf |
Thrust at max continu | 107 daN | 240 lbf |
Thrust at idle | ||
Pressure ratio at max | / 1 | |
Max flow | kg/s | lb/sec |
Max continue EGT | deg.C | def.F |
Consumption
Fuel Consumption | gr/min | oz/min |
Specific fuel consumption | 0.78kg/Kg/h | lb/lb/hr) |
Price Induction DGEN-380, Paris Air Show 2011





