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The integration of engine and airframe is always a non-trivial endeavor, and sometimes presents some truly daunting engineering challenges. The myriad plumbing, electrical, mechanical, induction and exhaust connections must be accomplished in a way that is simultaneously functional, reliable, and maintainable. This section presents some noteworthy engine installations, and details how these challenges were met. |
de Havilland Comet 2 Engine Installation
Vickers VC10 Engine Installation
Selected Chapters from
1939 Wright Aeronautical Installation Manual
Submitted by Robert Brown
Contents and Preface (1.4 MB PDF)
Section 1, Chapter 1 - Engine Mounts (1.5 MB PDF)
Section 1, Chapter 5 - Induction System (2.6 MB PDF)
Section 1, Chapter 6 - Exhaust Systems (2.2 MB PDF)
Section 1, Chapter 7 - Engine Controls (668 KB PDF)
Section 1, Chapter 8 - Ignition Systems (618 MB PDF)
Section 1, Chapter 9 - Aircraft Engine Accessories (3.5 MB PDF)
Section 2, Chapter 2 - Installation Test Specification (4.4 MB PDF)
Section 2, Chapter 3 - Vibration (1.1 MB PDF)
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