Aviation engines; design--construction--operation and repair; (1919)
Pagé, Victor Wilfred, 1885-1947 · New York, The Norman W. Henley publishing co. · leaf 330
mbers 1 % in. 1 % in. 2 in. Distance between centers of bolts. 13^ in. 15% in. 18 in. It will be evident that if any standard of this naturewere adopted by engine builders that the designers offuselage could easily arrange their bed timbers to con-form to these dimensions, whereas it would be… … - 7-—-X i /SC/Tr/7t /7a/rr/rr i I (< s ->)<--- a* -J I 94 -- •I - 9i-- Z3S/r7S77 332 Aviation Engines be possible to standardize the longitudinal positions ofthe holding down bolts as the engine designer wonld stillbe able to allow himself considerable space fore-and-aftof the bolts.…
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