British Water‐Cooled Aero Engines: The Rolls‐Royce “F” and “H” Engines with Full Details of the Latest Improvements Introduced

Abstract

FROM the very beginning of their career as aircraft engine builders in 1915, Messrs. Rolls‐Royce have held the view that any sacrifice of efficiency in the interests of expediency was not permissible. It was for this reason that water‐cooling was adopted from the outset and has been developed continuously up to the production of their latest “F” and “H” engines, which form the subject of this article.

Citation

Fell, L.L.F.R. (1929), "British Water‐Cooled Aero Engines: The Rolls‐Royce “F” and “H” Engines with Full Details of the Latest Improvements Introduced", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 1 No. 10, pp. 327-336. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb029209