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Airplane design and construction (1919)

Pomilio, Ottorino · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 72

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ipal accessory installations such as the gasolineand oil systems, and the water circulation for cooling. As has been pointed out before, in the type of machinemost generally used today, the tractor biplane—theengine is installed in the forward end of the fuselage—onproperly designed supports,… … 58 AIRPLANE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION The oil tank is generally situated under the engine, soas to reduce to a minimum the piping system. Thereare two pipe lines—one leading from the bottom of thetank and which is used for the suction, the other, for thereturn and leading into the top of the tank…

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