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Volume 32 - Issue 206 - February 1928

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Obituary

  • William Henry Dines 1855—1927

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    28 July 2016, p. 94
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  • Sir Mackenzie Dalziel Chalmers 1847-1927

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    28 July 2016, pp. 94-95
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Fourth Meeting, First Half, 63rd Session

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  • The Use of the Wind Channel for Performance Prediction

  • R. K. Pierson
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    28 July 2016, pp. 96-126

  • In general, the designer of an aeroplane has fixed for him the engine, the useful load, the strength factors, and the landing speed.

    A weight estimate is prepared, in the process of which it would appear that the power loading, and the wing loading for the chosen section, fix themselves automatically; in practice, as we all know, the designer has a certain scope for variation of these, in addition to the choice of wing section.

Abstract

  • Abstracts and Notices from the Scientific and Technical Press No. 5

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    28 July 2016, pp. 127-167
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