Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: Volume 59 Issue 12
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Fuels for Jet Engines: The Importance of Thermal Stability
D.R. Kendall, R.H. Clark, P.E. WolveridgeTo operate satisfactorily in jet engines, fuels must satisfy certain minimum performance criteria embracing not only the obvious one of combustion, but also such aspects as…
Future Aircraft Fuels and Their Effect on Engine Control Design
P. McCarthyCONCERN about the possible future of fuel supplies and the effect on fuel specifications was felt in the early 1970's, and since that time Dowty Fuel Systems has taken an active…
Aerotech 87 Review
Held at the NEC Birmingham, the Aerospace Technology Exhibition and Conference was sponsored by the Aerospace Industries Division of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers…
“The Affordable Airplane”
Tim Wrixon AMRAeSON 5th October a new American two‐seat side‐by‐side light aircraft made its first flight at Roswell, New Mexico, which could herald in a new era of inexpensive flying training for…
Helitech '87 Review
THE object of this gathering was to provide a venue for discussion of rotating wing topics and to show the products and services associated with them in a similar way to…
Equipment, Materials and Services
Highly accurate data on ground and weather conditions in the immediate vicinity are supplied by the new ‘Weathermate’ portable weather station from Vicon Ltd.
News and Views
Turbofan engines will continue to dominate in both medium and long range airliners of the future according to Rolls‐Royce chief engineer of Advanced Projects John Sadler.
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- Prof Phil Webb