Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: Volume 13 Issue 5

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An International Journal
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Table of contents

INFORMATION IN WARTIME

WE hope in the near future to be able to publish in full in these columns some of the more generally interesting of the papers read at the recent annual meeting of the Institute…

Terminal Nose‐Dives: Two Articles on the Calculation of Speeds Attained and Stresses Incurred

E. Groth, F.N. Scheubel

DURING a nose‐dive from a height H0 at a constant angle of inclination of the flight path, the equation of forces in the direction of flight is

The I.Ae.S. Annual Meeting: A Résumé of the Principal Papers read at the Ninth Meeting of Members

Alexander Klemin

THE Annual Meeting proper was preceded by the Honors Dinner at which several awards were given for distinguished achievements in aeronautics. The Daniel Guggenheim Medal itself…

The Escher Wyss V.P. Airscrew: Details of the Design and Operation of an Interesting Swiss Fully‐Feathering Constant‐Pitch Type

A. Von der Mühll

THE originality of the Escher Wyss airscrew, which has been adopted by the Swiss Air Force, is based on the fact that its conception has, since its inception, taken into account…

New R. A. F. Types V: The Blackburn Botha Torpedo‐Carrying Reconnaissance Bomber

The Botha is a general reconnaissance and torpedo bomber designed for service with the Coastal Command. It is in much the same class as the Bristol Beaufort, although, as it is…

Fatigue Tests on Duralumin: Notes on the Variation in Results of Tests on Wrought Aluminium Alloys of this Type

H. Guildford Hoskins

IT is well known that many materials, including wrought and heat‐treated duralumin‐type alloys, when subjected to fatigue tests in machines employing different stressing and…

High‐Power Engine Development: A Widely‐Disseminated German Survey of Progress in the Past Twenty Years

SOME months ago a number of German aeronautical and military papers published an article in which some of the important problems of aero‐engine design, as seen from a German point…

Some Books Recently Received

A.G. PUGSLEY, O. KENNEDY

The publication of a new book by Timoshenko is an engineering occasion which, with the passage of time, and to the surprise and pleasure of British engineers, is becoming more…

The Lear Gyromatic Navigator: A Comprehensive Gyroscopic Navigational Instrument Emanating from the U.S.A.

THE Lear Gyromatic Navigator combines the separate indications of an automatic wireless direction finder and a directional gyro, relates the results with reference to the…

Compensation for War Damage: The New British Government Insurance Scheme and Its Effect on Firms and Individuals

THE new Government scheme for compensating owners and occupiers of property in respect of war damage is of considerable complexity, and a survey of the principal features of the…

The Jigging of Modern Airframes: A Review of Some of the Methods used by British and Foreign Manufacturers

Present‐day speeds are such that the girder main plain has fallen into desuetude, except for a few light training aeroplanes. There are only two examples which can be considered…

Reconditioning of Plant by Welding

C.W. Brett

OBTAINING works equipment, particularly machine tools, presents a knotty problem nowadays. The trouble is not confined solely to new factories but applies with equal difficulty…

Tools for the Workshop

The Brush Surface Analyzer is designed for rapidly analyzing and directly recording the irregularities of finished surfaces of metals, glass, paper, plated and painted surfaces…

U.S. Patent Specifications

In a cylinder for an internal combustion engine having an exhaust port and passage, a heat insulating lining which forms a unitary part of the structure of the exhaust passage…

Cover of Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology

ISSN:

0002-2667

Online date, start – end:

1929

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Prof Phil Webb