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| − | '''Corain Motors''' is a [[Zeoul|Zeoulian]] aero-engine manufacturer. |
+ | '''Corain Motors''' is a [[Zeoul|Zeoulian]] aero-engine, generator, and nuclear reactor manufacturer. |
== History == |
== History == |
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| + | Corain Motors was created by a merger of CleanAuto and Peem Motors in 2041. Originally known as '''Clean & Peem Motors''', it was widely regarded as [[Kerbin|Kerbin’s]] first and last vertically integrated car manufacturer and car wash business. This “terrible”<ref>Writings of Peem Kerman, Volume 5</ref> business model brought about a strategic reorientation towards engine and powerplant production. Renamed Corain Motors in 2053, the company then diversified into jet turbines, generators, and nuclear power for the aerospace, defence and civil sectors. |
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==Products== |
==Products== |
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* J304 Afterburning Turbofan Engine ([[F-77 Shrike]], [[F-82 Hawk]]) |
* J304 Afterburning Turbofan Engine ([[F-77 Shrike]], [[F-82 Hawk]]) |
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| + | * J334 Afterburning Turbofan Engine ([[E-35 Jakku]], [[E-36 Exegol]], [[E-37 Kamino]]) |
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| + | * J189 Afterburning Turbofan Engine ([[Q55 Vex]], [[Y41 PALLID]]) |
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* PN-09-10 High Bypass Turbofan Engine ([[CP128 Orcaléan]], [[C512 Belugaléo]]) |
* PN-09-10 High Bypass Turbofan Engine ([[CP128 Orcaléan]], [[C512 Belugaléo]]) |
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* PN-14-10 High Bypass Turbofan Engine ([[CP48 Tríncorsa]]) |
* PN-14-10 High Bypass Turbofan Engine ([[CP48 Tríncorsa]]) |
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| − | * PN-03-40 Turbofan Engine ([[CP16 Opumistralé]]) |
+ | * PN-03-40 Turbofan Engine ([[CP16 Opumistralé]], [[B-1 Malachor]]) |
| + | * PN-01-20 Turbofan Engine ([[CP4 Stratosuíne]]) |
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| + | * GT-09-30 Hydrate-Electric Turbine ([[Hervol-Class Corvette]]) |
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| + | * ND-03 Naval Nuclear Reactor |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Latest revision as of 17:03, 5 January 2026
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| Industry | Advanced Technologies
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| Headquaters | Corain, Zeoul | ||||
| Area Served | Doren | ||||
Corain Motors is a Zeoulian aero-engine, generator, and nuclear reactor manufacturer.
History
Corain Motors was created by a merger of CleanAuto and Peem Motors in 2041. Originally known as Clean & Peem Motors, it was widely regarded as Kerbin’s first and last vertically integrated car manufacturer and car wash business. This “terrible”[1] business model brought about a strategic reorientation towards engine and powerplant production. Renamed Corain Motors in 2053, the company then diversified into jet turbines, generators, and nuclear power for the aerospace, defence and civil sectors.
Products
- J304 Afterburning Turbofan Engine (F-77 Shrike, F-82 Hawk)
- J334 Afterburning Turbofan Engine (E-35 Jakku, E-36 Exegol, E-37 Kamino)
- J189 Afterburning Turbofan Engine (Q55 Vex, Y41 PALLID)
- PN-09-10 High Bypass Turbofan Engine (CP128 Orcaléan, C512 Belugaléo)
- PN-14-10 High Bypass Turbofan Engine (CP48 Tríncorsa)
- PN-03-40 Turbofan Engine (CP16 Opumistralé, B-1 Malachor)
- PN-01-20 Turbofan Engine (CP4 Stratosuíne)
- GT-09-30 Hydrate-Electric Turbine (Hervol-Class Corvette)
- ND-03 Naval Nuclear Reactor
References
- ↑ Writings of Peem Kerman, Volume 5