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Water-Pressure Distribution on Seaplane Float (1929)

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described as to air speed, water speed, longitudinal float angle, and condition of the water surface. The pressures recorded are maxi- mum pressures that occurred during each run and are not necessarily simultaneous values since the runs had an average duration of two to three seconds. APPARATUS… … Fig. 1.—t u-l beapiaiie The gross weight with instruments installed was 2,764 pounds, which is but 19 pounds less than the maximum specified gross weight for service conditions. The lines of the UO-1 float are shown in Figure 2. It has an angle of V of 20° at the step and aft. Forward of the step…

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