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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1934
ACTUALLY more by accident than design, this issue is predominantly one of our aero‐engine. We had arranged to publish another of the series of articles dealing with machining operations in various aero‐engine factories, in this instance describing production at the magnificently equipped works of the Bristol Company at Filton.
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ACTUALLY more by accident than design, this issue is predominantly one of our aero‐engine. We had arranged to publish another of the series of articles dealing with machining operations in various aero‐engine factories, in this instance describing production at the magnificently equipped works of the Bristol Company at Filton.
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The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1926
The main object of this paper is to show the importance of supercharging, the desirable results brought about by the process, and a consideration of the difficulties.Supercharging, as understood by aeronautic engineers, is the process whereby the output of an engine at sea level is maintained at altitudes. Forced induction, by means of a rotary blower,
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The main object of this paper is to show the importance of supercharging, the desirable results brought about by the process, and a consideration of the difficulties.Supercharging, as understood by aeronautic engineers, is the process whereby the output of an engine at sea level is maintained at altitudes. Forced induction, by means of a rotary blower,
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1934
THE first essential in the design of an efficient exhaust system is that the exhaust gases should be carried away from the engine and clear of the aircraft without undue increase in exhaust back pressure. A further consideration of equal importance is the elimination of noise.
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THE first essential in the design of an efficient exhaust system is that the exhaust gases should be carried away from the engine and clear of the aircraft without undue increase in exhaust back pressure. A further consideration of equal importance is the elimination of noise.
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The Aeronautical Journal, 2003
One hundred and two years ago, after the Wright brothers had just attempted another unsuccessful flight, they predicted that it would be another 50 years before manned flight was achieved. Only two years later and 100 years ago this year, Orville Wright achieved the first powered flight at Kitty Hawk in North Carolina, illustrating just how difficult ...
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One hundred and two years ago, after the Wright brothers had just attempted another unsuccessful flight, they predicted that it would be another 50 years before manned flight was achieved. Only two years later and 100 years ago this year, Orville Wright achieved the first powered flight at Kitty Hawk in North Carolina, illustrating just how difficult ...
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1940
THE principal feature of this month's issue is an extremely able paper covering a variety of aspects of the design and installation of aero‐engines by two members of the staff of MESSRS. ROLLS ROYCE. This paper was read last year at the World Automotive Engineering Congress of the Society of Automotive Engineers in New York and we are indebted to the ...
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THE principal feature of this month's issue is an extremely able paper covering a variety of aspects of the design and installation of aero‐engines by two members of the staff of MESSRS. ROLLS ROYCE. This paper was read last year at the World Automotive Engineering Congress of the Society of Automotive Engineers in New York and we are indebted to the ...
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1992
MANY significant characteristics of the development of aero engine design together with likely trends for the future were addressed at a recent Seminar sponsored by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the Royal Aeronautical Society. Environmental effects play an important part together with advanced technology features and the requirement that ...
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MANY significant characteristics of the development of aero engine design together with likely trends for the future were addressed at a recent Seminar sponsored by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the Royal Aeronautical Society. Environmental effects play an important part together with advanced technology features and the requirement that ...
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The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1960
The first basis for the design of any power-driven mechanism is an exact knowledge of the characteristics and capabilities of the power unit available. Without such information no designer is able to start on the initial sketch of the mechanism. The man powered aircraft is no exception and its designers have suffered in the past by insufficient ...
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The first basis for the design of any power-driven mechanism is an exact knowledge of the characteristics and capabilities of the power unit available. Without such information no designer is able to start on the initial sketch of the mechanism. The man powered aircraft is no exception and its designers have suffered in the past by insufficient ...
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1944
THE production of aircraft engines in this country may be considered to have started with the trials which took place in 1914, organized by the War Office (Naval and Military Aeroplane Competition). These trials were made in order to ascertain the then existing, best type of engine.
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THE production of aircraft engines in this country may be considered to have started with the trials which took place in 1914, organized by the War Office (Naval and Military Aeroplane Competition). These trials were made in order to ascertain the then existing, best type of engine.
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The Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society, 1932
Since the Armistice the gradual development of the various types of aero engines, together with the abandonment of windmill driven accessories, has necessitated an increase in the number of auxiliaries incorporated in the engine structure, and the engine designers are to be complimented for the ingenuity and compact arrangement of the auxiliary drives ...
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Since the Armistice the gradual development of the various types of aero engines, together with the abandonment of windmill driven accessories, has necessitated an increase in the number of auxiliaries incorporated in the engine structure, and the engine designers are to be complimented for the ingenuity and compact arrangement of the auxiliary drives ...
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Intelligent Assembly for Aero Engine Components
2008In this paper, an intelligent assembly system for a welding process of aero engine components is presented. In contrast to present approaches, the proposed assembly unit is able to automatically align and clamp different rotary components. Furthermore, an optimised orientation of the parts for the adjacent welding process is realised, taking the ...
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