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The aeroplane. A concise scientific study (1915)

Fage, Arthur, 1890- · London, C. Griffin & Company, Limited · leaf 103

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s with the plane containing the propeller axis and the blade axis. DiDi, DgDa, D3D3 are the de- velopments of the lines of intersection of the surfaces of thecylinders with the horizontal plane passing through the axis ofthe blade. We should now be able to picture in our mindseye the true shape of… … Pressure FaceDownwards. < —«* Sections in Direction or Arrow Cjt c_^ D, Qs 0, A fis 0 t z a 4 —. I I I I —I Scale oF InchesFlQ. 39. The time-honoured marine terms pitch and slip, althoughadhered to when speaking of aerial propellers, have undergoneslight changes in their meanings. By pitch of an…

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