Milburn lessiter (2 resultados)
Aviation Engineering (Magazine) - The Technical Journal of the Aeronautical Industry, October (Oct.) 1929 - The Junkers Aero Diesel / Boeing Production Methods
Blackburn, E.C. Jr.; Milburn, Lessiter C.; Mankey, W.A.; Johnson, Robert; Scherer, J. Otto; Gassner, Alfred A.; Grosvenor, Graham B.
Editorial: Bryan Davis Publishing Co., Ltd., New York City, 1929
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- Primera edición
- Publicación periódica
Librería: RareNonFiction, IOBA, Ladysmith, BC, CanadaRareNonFiction, IOBA
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Single Issue Magazine. Condición: Good. First Edition. 52 pages. Features: Heating, Ventilating and Cooling Aircraft for Passenger Transportation; Recent Improvements in Airplane Structures; Materials in Aircraft Structures; Boeing Production Methods; The Junkers Aero Diesel - a water-cooled, vertical six-in-line operating on th…e well-known Junkers Opposed-Piston Two-Cycle Principle (article with photos); Aerodynamic Anomalies; Welding Our Air Transport Systems; Seaplane Design; New Aircraft - with photo of Fokker F-32 and more; News of the Industry; Airports and Airways - with photo of the first Saunders Fly-It-Yourself hangar at Fairfax Airport, Kansas City; New Developments; U.S. Hammered Piston Ring Co. ad includes photo of Arthur Nutt, Designer of the Curtiss Challenger; Western Electric ad for their Radio Telephone; Los Angeles County promotional ad; many more vintage ads. Unmarked with average wear. A sound vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Aviation Engineering (Magazine) - The Technical Journal of the Aeronautical Industry, October (Oct.) 1929 - The Junkers Aero Diesel / Boeing Production Methods Heating, Ventilating and Cooling Aircraft for Passenger Transportation; Recent Improvements in.
Más imágenes"Detail Specification for Pan American Long Range Air Mail Flying Boat Martin Model 130." RARE internal document.
(Lessiter C.Milburn) Glenn L. Martin Company. THE CHINA CLIPPER
Editorial: Glenn L. Martin, 1932
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Librería: JF Ptak Science Books, Hendersonville, NC, Estados Unidos de AmericaJF Ptak Science Books
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Soft cover. Condición: Good. (Lessiter C.Milburn) Internal Spec Sheets for the China Clipper --Flying Boat Martin Model 130 (1932) Glenn L. Martin Company. "Detail Specification for Pan American Long Range Air Mail Flying Boat Martin Model 130." GLM Spec #17, Baltimore, February 23,1932. This looks to be some sort of photographi…c reproduction from 1932, produced by GLM Co. [++] 11 x 8.5; 20,2,5lvs (20 lvs, 2lvs, and 5lvs). The document has annotations throughout in a contemporary hand. Rare. No copies located in WorldCat. [++] VG condition. It seems as though sheet 2 is missing, though a hand-written note seems to imply (?) that the contents of page 2 is included in an appendix, though I can't determine that. [++] Bound in a metal-clasp heavier paper wrapper, in a Glenn L. Martin portfolio. I assume that this had a very limited distribution,thinking that this was circulated much beyond GLM Co and Pan American. [++] This is signed by the VP and chief engineer at GLM, Lessiter C.Milburn (who was one of the first 23 Fellows of the Institute Aeronautical Sciences, 1932, along with such headliners as Lymann Briggs, W. Diehl, Donald Douglas, Glenn Martin, John Northrup, I.Sikorsky, T. van Karman, and others. He was later president of Balanca Aircraft Corp.) [++] The Martin M-130 was a commercial flying boat designed and built in 1935 by the Glenn L. Martin Company in Baltimore, Maryland, for Pan American Airways. Three were built: the China Clipper, the Philippine Clipper and the Hawaii Clipper. Martin named them the Martin Ocean Transports, but to the public they were the "China Clippers", a name that became a generic term for Pan Am's large flying boats the Martin M-130, Sikorsky S-42, and Boeing 314. --Wikipedia. [++] The contents of the work includes a (1) general section (pp 1-19);pg 20 is a list of appendices numbered I, II, and III, though only(2) appendix III (2pp) is bound here. There is a third section (3) Supplement 'A' , 5pp., that is not listed as part of the introduction. Contents: (1) General contents pp 1-19. Section A, General : data on horsepower, unit weights, unit loadings, performance at various altitutdes, description of plane compartments, specs on fuel/passengers/cargo; material of the hull,hull design. Section B: Structure Strength , includes wing group(wing structure and engineering), tail group, body group, hull structure, pilot compartment, passenger compartment. Section C: power plant; engines, propellers, starting system, cooling system, lubricating systems, fuel systems. Section D: equipment; flight control, furnishings (seats, flooring,m windows, bunks), electrical and operating equipment. Section E: useful load. (2) Appendix III: surfacing (3) Supplement A: Supplement A is a tight 5pp including a page of single-entry items on the aircraft and their weight; an overview of performance/speed at different hp and rpms; section onthe arrangement of the hull interior; passenger compartments. General characteristics of the aircraft: Crew: six-nine (Captain, First Officer, Junior Flight Officer, Engineering Officer, Assistant Engineering Officer, Radio Operator, Navigation Officer, plus cabin stewards) Capacity: 36 day, 18 night passengers Length: 90 ft 10 ½ in (27.7 m) Wingspan: 130 ft (39.7 m) Height: 24 ft 7 in (7.5 m) Max. takeoff weight: 52,252 lb (23,701 kg) Power plant: 4 × Pratt & Whitney R-1830-S2A5G Twin Wasp 14-cylinder radial engines, 830 hp (708 kW) later 950 hp with hydromatic propellers each Performance Maximum speed: 180 mph (290 km/h) Cruise speed: 130 mph (209 km/h) Range: 3,200 mi (5,150 km) Service ceiling: 10,000 ft (3,048 m).
