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AVIATION AND AVIATION ENGINES

 

 

 

 

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DEMANDS of gasoline manufacturers on aeroplane manufacturers, some

 168

 

 

 353-365

                Do.

174

 

 

493-510

                Do., by Dehn

195

 

 

31030-31047

                Do., by Dehn

221

 

 

20 ‘130-20 ‘139

DEVELOPMENT of aircraft engines

167

 

 

145-168

                Do., by K. Dehn

195

 

 

31073-31096

EFFICIENCY of aviation engines, calculation of, (1942 Yearbook of German Aviation Study), by Caroselli and Hager

 94

 

 

 22-30

              of aviation engines, improving, by H. Wolff

 221

 

 

 50 ‘24-50 ‘32

              of four-cycle diesel motor, experiments on increasing, by E. Muhlner

 222

 

 

 3471-3475

ELECTRICAL impulse for airplane wheels

103-I

 

 

7627

ENGINE, influence of, on shape of aeroplane, by A. Lippisch

 221

 

 

 20 ‘42-20 ‘53

EXHAUST lines, stacks and mufflers in aircraft engines

 108

 

 

 9795-9803

              of aviation engines

92

 

 

97-102

              units with mufflers, most favorable counter pressure in aviation, (1941 Yearbook of German Aviation Study), by Sack

 94

 

 

 53-57

FEED pumps and nozzles of Diesel and Otto aviation engines, construction and basic principles of

 92

 

 

 68-74

 

108

 

 

9742-9753

FLUTTER calculations

103-I

 

 

8154, 8164

FUEL questions with jet engines, comparison and, by O. Lutz

 221

 

 

 10 ‘93- 10 ‘105

GERMAN Acad. of Aviation Studies, 1936, business report of, with short biographies of members

 221

 

 

 50 ‘1-50 ‘23

              Acad. of Aviation Studies, August 1943, introductory remarks to meeting of, by Hedwig

 221

 

 

 10 ‘87-10 ‘92

              Acad. of Aviation Studies, report of chancellor of, 1940- 1941

 221

 

 

 60 ‘53-60 ‘59

HEAT balance of an aviation engine

251

 

 

21-24

HEIGHT control of airplane fitted with a height buoyancy landing equipment, disturbances in

 103-I

 

 

 7827-7832

HIGH efficiency engines, by H. Schelp

221

 

 

70 ‘3-70 ‘5

HOT bulb, (“Bulldog”) motor

123

 

 

70 ’22-70 ’25

              “ motors, discussion of internal combustion engines with special reference to, by Walther Ostwald

 123

 

 

 60 ‘56-60 ‘70

ICE fog formation in engine exhaust, possibility of reducing

 253

 

 

 366-374

            in the exhaust gases of aviation engines, formation of, by E. Schmidt

 221

 

 

 40 ‘129-40 ‘14*

INJECTION of gasoline into aviation motors

178

 

 

3658-3661

JET aeroplanes with regenerator gas turbine drive, by K. Mende and H. Otterbach

 229

 

 

 0 ‘53-0 ‘66

              engines and fundamentals on T-fuel, report, by H. Walter

 221

 

 

 10 ‘119-10 ‘13*

              engine composed of charger and turbine, operation of

 92

 

 

 392-428

JUNKERS diesel aviation engine and exhaust turbine (1942 Yearbook  German Aviation Study)

 94

 

 

 334-338

KNOLLER-Betz effect as means for increasing efficiency of airplane wings

 103-I

 

 

 7914-7916

LARGER motor units, development of, by W. Kamm

 221

 

 

 40 ‘28-40 ‘52

 

 

 

 

60 ‘23-60 ‘28

LEAD content of engine fuels, influence of, on aircraft engine parts

 103-II

 

 

 7281-7312

LIFT wing

103-I

 

 

7586-7594

LOAD and lubrication of modern German and foreign 12-cylinder-in-line aviation motors

 92

 

 

 233-312

LONGITUDINAL inclination, D.V.L. indicator for, auxiliary instrument for take-off of sea planes

 103-I

 

 

 7682-7685

LUBRICATION and load of modern German and foreign 12-cylinder-in-line aviation engines

 92

 

 

 233-312

              , chemical, of aviation motors, by  Philippovich, 1944 V.B.I. Meeting

 178

 

 

 3266-3268

              of cylinders and pistons of aviation motors

 91

 

 

 681-700

LUTZ, interrogation of Prof., Braunschweig

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20 ‘1-20 ‘4