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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1944
DURING 1943, we published two papers, both from foreign sources, on electric gauges to measure the strains in aeroplane structures. The second of these, which logically should have come first, appeared in our April issue and was an MAP. translation from the German which covered the theory of electric resistance strip and ring gauges.
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DURING 1943, we published two papers, both from foreign sources, on electric gauges to measure the strains in aeroplane structures. The second of these, which logically should have come first, appeared in our April issue and was an MAP. translation from the German which covered the theory of electric resistance strip and ring gauges.
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1978
It is more than a decade and a half since the major professional engineering institutions—the learned societies—got together to establish the organisation that led to the formation of the Council of Engineering Institutions (CEI), which received a Royal Charter, created the title of Chartered Engineer, and persuaded the founding institutions to conform
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It is more than a decade and a half since the major professional engineering institutions—the learned societies—got together to establish the organisation that led to the formation of the Council of Engineering Institutions (CEI), which received a Royal Charter, created the title of Chartered Engineer, and persuaded the founding institutions to conform
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A novel constrained optimization-build method for precision assembly of aircraft engine
Assembly Automation, 2019Purpose This paper aims to provide a precision assembly method to improve the aircraft engine quality of initial unbalance with the purpose of founding the process for mass eccentricity propagation and demonstration of assembly process.
Chuanzhi Sun +6 more
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1977
IT is no secret that this journal—in common with much of the press, both general and specialist—is implacably against the concept of nationalising the aircraft industry, or major parts of it. If it could be shown that the industry was not paying its way, that it needed regular injections of the taxpayers' money (we refuse to use that expression ...
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IT is no secret that this journal—in common with much of the press, both general and specialist—is implacably against the concept of nationalising the aircraft industry, or major parts of it. If it could be shown that the industry was not paying its way, that it needed regular injections of the taxpayers' money (we refuse to use that expression ...
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Titanium and Aircraft Engineering
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1959TITANIUM, with a melting point of 1,660 deg. C, higher than that of nickel or iron, a density little more than one‐half that of steel, and a corrosion resistance in certain environments superior to stainless steel, is evidently a metal of significance to aeronautics.
A.J. Kennedy, A.R. Sollars
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Alloy design for aircraft engines
Nature Materials, 2016Metallic materials are fundamental to advanced aircraft engines. While perceived as mature, emerging computational, experimental and processing innovations are expanding the scope for discovery and implementation of new metallic materials for future generations of advanced propulsion systems.
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SAE Technical Paper Series, 1939
<div class="htmlview paragraph"><b>IT may be necessary to compromise among the ring-sticking, sludge-forming, and corrosion properties of oil for civil aircraft engines, the authors suggest. No laboratory tests are yet able to predict the performance of an oil in an aircraft engine, they contend, and therefore, full-scale engine tests are ...
E. L. Bass, C. H. Barton
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<div class="htmlview paragraph"><b>IT may be necessary to compromise among the ring-sticking, sludge-forming, and corrosion properties of oil for civil aircraft engines, the authors suggest. No laboratory tests are yet able to predict the performance of an oil in an aircraft engine, they contend, and therefore, full-scale engine tests are ...
E. L. Bass, C. H. Barton
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Adaptive Observer based Fault Tolerant Control for Aircraft Engine with Sensors and Actuators Faults
Cybersecurity and Cyberforensics Conference, 2019The fault tolerant control on the basis of adaptive observer for aircraft engine with both sensors faults and actuators faults is considered in this paper.
Lingfei Xiao +3 more
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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1963
French Aviation IT was probably more than happy coincidence which resulted in the Air League of the British Empire publishing its Memorandum on French Aviation just a month before the Twenty‐fifth International Air Show at Le Bourget was due to take place (see next page).
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French Aviation IT was probably more than happy coincidence which resulted in the Air League of the British Empire publishing its Memorandum on French Aviation just a month before the Twenty‐fifth International Air Show at Le Bourget was due to take place (see next page).
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Aluminium and Aircraft Engineering
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1960ALUMINIUM alloys have been important structural materials in aircraft from very early days, and there is no doubt that the course of aeronautical development would have been very different without them. It would be pointless to review the classification of these alloys and their respective fields of application in quite the same way as was done in the ...
A.J. Kennedy, A.R. Sollars
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