Torpedo
Heated torpedoes

Passing the air into an engine led to the idea of injecting a liquid fuel, like kerosene, into the compressed air and igniting it. In this manner, the air is heated more and expands even further, and the burned propellant adds more gas to drive the engine. Construction of such heated torpedoes started circa 1904 by Whitehead's company.
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