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

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iftly to so long as it diverted the air stream to the side without the edge whence they were blown into the opening by introducing turbulence in the region of the curved local air currents. If this curve was extended slightly portion. inward, however, past the point of tangency with the The shape… … ard vision. Windshield OB showing position of pilot's head required to obtain forw Figure 22. pressure, had a controlling effect on the action of the dropped by gravity to the bottom of the windshield. indirect drops that formed on this panel and on the These drops were quite unstable and a few of…

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