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A Search for the “ULTIMATE” Aero-Engine
, 2016 Xisto, Carlos, Grönstedt, Tomas
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1964
Progress Made by the Laboratories of Rolls‐Royce Ltd. and Robert Kearsley & Co. in the Formulation and Manufacture of Surface Coatings and the Techniques Used in Applying these Coatings to Aircraft ...
C. Butler, F. Cork
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Progress Made by the Laboratories of Rolls‐Royce Ltd. and Robert Kearsley & Co. in the Formulation and Manufacture of Surface Coatings and the Techniques Used in Applying these Coatings to Aircraft ...
C. Butler, F. Cork
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Proceedings of the Institution of Automobile Engineers, 1928
Aero engines, whether in Service or Civil use, work under very different conditions from engines used in mechanical transport. It is absolutely necessary that a high standard of reliability should be constantly maintained, although long periods of full-throttle, or nearly full-throttle running militate against this, especially when it is considered ...
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Aero engines, whether in Service or Civil use, work under very different conditions from engines used in mechanical transport. It is absolutely necessary that a high standard of reliability should be constantly maintained, although long periods of full-throttle, or nearly full-throttle running militate against this, especially when it is considered ...
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1934
FUEL quality not only has a very great influence on engine operation and maintenance, but it is also one of the most important factors controlling engine development. Gasolines used as internal‐combustion engine fuels possess many physical characteristics, each of which has some practical influence upon the operation and running of engines.
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FUEL quality not only has a very great influence on engine operation and maintenance, but it is also one of the most important factors controlling engine development. Gasolines used as internal‐combustion engine fuels possess many physical characteristics, each of which has some practical influence upon the operation and running of engines.
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The Aeronautical Journal, 1996
AbstractToday the aerospace industry is ranked in the top three industrial sectors in the UK. With air traffic expected to more than double by 2015, there are tremendous wealth creation opportunities for those
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AbstractToday the aerospace industry is ranked in the top three industrial sectors in the UK. With air traffic expected to more than double by 2015, there are tremendous wealth creation opportunities for those
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1945
SINCE so little information has been made available in this country with regard to Russian aero‐engines, it was thought worth‐while to attempt to compile a description of this engine, although it was first produced at least fifteen years ago. This description is necessarily incomplete and to some extent disjointed because most of it is based on ...
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SINCE so little information has been made available in this country with regard to Russian aero‐engines, it was thought worth‐while to attempt to compile a description of this engine, although it was first produced at least fifteen years ago. This description is necessarily incomplete and to some extent disjointed because most of it is based on ...
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1932
THE history of aviation engines shows that most of the important pioneering in design has been done, with a few notable exceptions, by the United States. Research on all related problems and even empirical methods have been tried again and again, until each detail was worked out towards the betterment of a particular engine.
R.V. Cautley, H.S. Mazet
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THE history of aviation engines shows that most of the important pioneering in design has been done, with a few notable exceptions, by the United States. Research on all related problems and even empirical methods have been tried again and again, until each detail was worked out towards the betterment of a particular engine.
R.V. Cautley, H.S. Mazet
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Aero Engine Concepts Beyond 2030: Part 1 — The Steam Injecting and Recovering Aero Engine
Volume 5: Controls, Diagnostics, and Instrumentation; Cycle Innovations; Cycle Innovations: Energy Storage, 2020Abstract Recognizing the attention currently devoted to the environmental impact of aviation, this three-part publication series introduces two new aircraft propulsion concepts for the timeframe beyond 2030. This first part focuses on the steam injecting and recovering aero engine concept.
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