Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: Volume 24 Issue 9

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An International Journal
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Table of contents

Six Fruitful Years

IT has always been a little difficult in a monthly periodical such as AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING to know how best to deal with the annual S.B.A.C. Display. We inevitably have to go so…

Post‐War Trends and Developments in British Aircraft: A Survey of Progress Since 1949 as Exemplified by the Aircraft Demonstrated at the S.B.A.C. Displays

A.F. Newell

THE purpose of this article is to indicate the developments in aircraft that have appeared since the first post‐war S.B.A.C. Display of 1946. Now is perhaps the time to pause and…

Manoeuvre Point Properties of the Aero‐Isodinic Wing: A Comparative Study of the Manoeuvring Stability of Aircraft with Aero‐Isoclinic and Conventional Wings

A.S. Taylor

As part of the R.A.E.‘s critical study of the aero‐isoclinic principle of wing design, a detailed examination was made of high‐speed aeroelastic effects on manoeuvre point, with…

Some Structural Parameters for an Aero‐Isoclinic Wing: A Novel Method of Building an Aero‐Isoclinic Wing

E.H. Mansfield

The general theory of the clastic behaviour of a conventional single‐cell wing stiffened with swept ribs (or stringers) has been dcvclopcd. It was shown that the swept members…

High Strength Light Alloys: A Note on Certain Problems Arising from the Adoption of New Alloys

P.G. Giles, P.F. Kiddle

THE necessity for the development of high strength structural alloys was accentuated by the rapid development of the jet engine, a power unit which brought the speed of flight to…

Some Aerodynamic Problems in Helicopter Design: A Talk delivered at a Meeting of the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences on May 28, 1952 in Toronto, Canada

W.Z. Stepniewski

THE total scope of aerodynamic problems in helicopter design is extremely wide. One can find here such topics as laminar aerofoil sections, boundary layer control, compressibility…

Forced Vibration of a Rotating Elastic Body: A Study Applicable to Bodies Rotating About a Fixed Axis and Including the Effects of Damping

D.C. Johnson

In a previous paper the writer has shown how equations for the free vibration of a rotating body may be obtained; in the present paper the inclusion of forcing terms in the…

Scientific and Technical Aspects of Soaring Flight

THE Organization Scientifique et Technique Internationale du Vol à Voile (International Scientific‐Technical Committee for Soaring Flight), initiated in 1946 with the aim of…

The Library Shelf

D.W., J.Z.

The author of this book, Dr W. F. Hilton, has been an enthusiastic worker in the field of high speed flow for more than twenty years, and has had unusually wide experience of…

Electric arc Welding of Magnesium Alloys: A Report on Some Russian Researeh giving Recommended Practices and Resulting Mechanical Properties

K.K. Khrenoff, M.N. Gapchenko, G.P. Sakhatzky

The authors describe tests on the carbon are welding of corrosion‐resisting magnesium alloy. Recommended pract ice covers the use of fluxes, welding procedures and welding…

Research Reports and Memoranda

Under this heading arc published regularly abstracts of all Reports and Memoranda of the Aeronautical Research Council, Reports and Technical Memoranda of the United States…

Auxiliary Equipment

Modern pressurized aircraft flying at high altitudes need some means of raising the relative humidity of their cabin atmospheres to a comfortable value. The General Electric Co…

Trade Announcements

Birmingham Tool and Gauge Co. Ltd. announce that Messrs John S. Young & Co. Ltd., of 257–263 Eglinton Street, Glasgow, C.5, have been appointed as their Sole Selling Agents…

Month in the Patent Office

In a jet‐propulsion plant for aircraft, the propulsive eflort is reduced for landing by extracting air from the augmenter stream before it mixes with the turbine exhaust and…

U.S. Patent Specifications

An exit area control for a jet engine comprising a tubular member having an open end whose area is to be varied; a plurality of longitudinally extended louvres; means supported at…

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