Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: Volume 47 Issue 10
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An International JournalTable of contents
Reducing Jet Engine Noise
Jet aircraft of the 1980s may be markedly quieter as a result of new ideas now being developed in a versatile acoustic test facility at General Electric Company of the USA's…
The Fatigue Substantiation of the Lynx Helicopter
A.D. HallThis article outlines the procedures being used at Westland Helicopters Limited to establish the fatigue lives of the dynamic and structural components of the Lynx and to…
Aircraft Stopping Systems
ALTHOUGH assisted by such agencies as aerodynamic drag and engine reverse thrust, slowing and stopping a modern aircraft on the ground is achieved principally by the use of wheel…
Aircraft Power Transfer Units
C. WiseAS hydraulic systems in modern military and commercial aircraft continue to grow in size and complexity with practically each new aircraft introduced, many aircraft manufacturers…
Hydraulic Servicing—A Manufacturer's View
A.C. MISTC RadfordSINCE aircraft and other devices have used hydraulic systems there has been the need to test these systems. Accurate and trouble‐free operation is a prerequisite of safety in the…
In technical perspective
The one‐step precision blasting method of glass bead cleaning, peening and corrosion removal involves impelling micron size spherical glass particles at controlled velocities…
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0002-2667Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Prof Phil Webb