A Course for Ground Engineers: VI.—Notes on the Non‐Metallic Materials Used in Aircraft Construction for Holders of Air Ministry “B” Licences

Abstract

THE non‐metallic materials used in aircraft construction consist of a large number of different substances, to enter into any detailed discussions of which would occupy a volume of many pages. They are, however, conveniently classifiable into groups, and the reader will find, in what follows, some notes upon each group.

Citation

Rudorf, G. (1929), "A Course for Ground Engineers: VI.—Notes on the Non‐Metallic Materials Used in Aircraft Construction for Holders of Air Ministry “B” Licences", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 1 No. 8, pp. 285-291. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb029194