Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: Volume 11 Issue 10
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An International JournalTable of contents
The German Way: An Issue Devoted Largely to Enemy Methods and Technique
AS we conceive it, the way in which, in the immediate present, we can best serve the cause of Allied aviation is by publishing as much material as we can obtain on German design…
Some German Military Types: An Appreciation of the More Modern Types in Service, Together with Some Notes on their Development and Modification
IT is not here proposed to list all the aero‐planes in use with the Deutsche Luftwaffe, but only to describe some representative examples of the latest equipment. The German…
The Prospects of C.I. EnginesAn Examination of the Position in Relation to the Petrol Engine
A.W. MorleyALL those concerned with the safety of flight would like to see the compression‐ignition engine come into general use. This could happen if engines working on this cycle were made…
Aerofoils with Many Parameters: A Family of Easily Calculable Sections Sufficiently Comprehensive for Most Practical Requirements
W.J. DuncanTHE object of this paper is to put forward a family of aerofoil profiles which is sufficiently comprehensive to meet all practical requirements and which has the merit that the…
Temperature‐Indicating Paints: Recent Advances Made in Germany in Developing Stable Paints for Use at High Temperatures
THE application of coalings of paint to parts of machine, such as bearings and other parts liable to become overheated from friction or some other cause, in order to indicate such…
Type Solutions: The Solution of Problems by a Newly Developed Method
J.B.B. OwenCOMPLEX problems in redundant frame‐works or vibration are usually treated by some form of “least work” or “energy” method, but in recent years some attention has been given to…
Research Reports and Memoranda
Under this heading are published regularly abstracts of all Reports and Memoranda of the Aeronautical Research Committee, Reports and Technical Notes of the U.S. National Advisory…
Henschel Theories on Production: Some Notes on the Methods advocated by a well‐known German Engineering Firm which is a Comparative Newcomer to the Aviation Industry
THE firm of Henschel und Sohn G.mb.H. is a very old one and one that is well known for its locomotives and motor cars. It was only six years ago that it started on aeroplanes…
Shell Construction with Longitudinal Panels
W. RethelThe Arado method of construction was evolved with the following objects in view: (1) Manufacture of a shell type fuselage with double curvature by a method avoiding panel beater…
Air Ministry Official Notices
(Amendment to Notice to Aircraft Owners and Ground Engineers No. 2/1939. Prevention of Ice Formation on Airscrews: Proposed Regulations). Para. 4, line 3 : delete “ September…
A Universal Exhaust Pipe Joint
THE universal exhaust manifold joint, which is incorporated as an integral part of Ryan exhaust manifolds, has been developed as a result of research and testing over an extended…
U.S. Patent Specifications
A hull spray reducing construction comprising a plurality of steps placed along the outer under edges of the bottom of the hull, said steps each being in the form of a tetrahedron…
Month in the Patent Office
A valve, which is opened by the operation of the engine, prevents delivery of fuel from a throttle‐actuated accelerator pump to the induction system, when the engine is not…
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0002-2667Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Prof Phil Webb