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Serviceing Advantages of the Jet‐Propulsion Engine

Frank Cooper

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Abstract

SOME literature on the subject of jet‐propulsion power units for aircraft is now available. These have, however, in the main, been primarily concerned with the description and performance of these units. Little, if anything, of the serviceing and serviceing requirements of the gas turbine has been written.

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SOME literature on the subject of jet‐propulsion power units for aircraft is now available. These have, however, in the main, been primarily concerned with the description and performance of these units. Little, if anything, of the serviceing and serviceing requirements of the gas turbine has been written.

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SOME literature on the subject of jet‐propulsion power units for aircraft is now available. These have, however, in the main, been primarily concerned with the description and performance of these units. Little, if anything, of the serviceing and serviceing requirements of the gas turbine has been written.

Key concepts: Propulsion, Jet propulsion, Jet engine, Gas turbines, Jet (fluid), Aerospace engineering, Aeronautics, Subject (documents)

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