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Improved Airplane Windshields to Provide Vision in Stormy Weather (1935)

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ll the windshield and the greater may be the windshield turbulent areas at the line of intersection with the opening. If the angle of attack of the airfoil with front window. respect to the air flow is, however, increased to the In order to enable a study of various frontal open- burble point,… … (b) Airfoil upright. line.'~"Speed of air stream, 65 miles per hour. Figure 10.—Diagram of air flow in front of windshield 2A. Speed of air stream, 65 both the size and location of the opening could be miles per hour. varied. ing. With this particular combination of windshield Preliminary tests…

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