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Samolot z dieslem?

25.11.07, 18:07
Kto go zbudowal?
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    • crannmer Re: Samolot z dieslem? 25.11.07, 18:20
      drpawelek napisał:

      > Kto go zbudowal?

      Jako pierwsi min. firma Blohm & Voss. POzniej bylo jeszcze kilka innych
      konstrukcji na rynku. Obecnie trwaja starania o homologacje dla diesla wankla
      oraz trzycylindrowego diezla pochodzacego ze Smarta.

      MfG
      C.
      While a stretto diminution is an obvious solution
      • drpawelek Re: Samolot z dieslem? 25.11.07, 18:21
        Kiedy to bylo?
        • crannmer Re: Samolot z dieslem? 25.11.07, 18:24
          drpawelek napisał:

          > Kiedy to bylo?

          de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blohm_%26_Voss_BV_138
          en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blohm_%26_Voss_BV_138
          MfG
          C.
          It's a pleasure that is bound to satisfy, so why don't you try?
          • drpawelek Re: Samolot z dieslem? 25.11.07, 18:26
            Ja wiedzialem o samolotach radzieckich:
            zhukov.mitsi.com/sovietbombers.htm
            • crannmer Re: Samolot z dieslem? 25.11.07, 18:51
              No to oblatany w 1937 r. BV-138 byl zdecydowanie wczesniej.

              A pierwsze loty diesli mialy miejsce w roku 1929 w firmie Junkers.

              Patrz
              www.geocities.com/hjunkers/ju_jumo204_a1.htm
              MfG
              C.
              Pay no mind to what we've told you
              • drpawelek Re: Samolot z dieslem? 25.11.07, 18:57
                I jest nawet wiecej:
                en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel
                The first diesel powered flight of a fixed wing aircraft took place the evening
                of September 18, 1928, at the Packard Motor Company proving grounds, Utica,
                Michigan with Captain Lionel M. Woolson and Walter Lees at the controls (the
                first "official" test flight was taken the next morning). The engine was
                designed for Packard by Woolson and the aircraft was a Stinson SM1B, X7654.
                Later that year Charles Lindbergh flew the same aircraft. In 1929 it was flown
                621 miles non-stop from Detroit to Langley, Virginia (near Washington, D.C.).
                This aircraft is presetly owned by Greg Herrick and resides in the Golden Wings
                Flying Museum near Minneapolis, Minnestoa. In 1931, Walter Lees and Fredrick
                Brossy set the nonstop flight record flying a Bellanca powered by a Packard
                diesel for 84h 32m. The Hindenburg was powered by four 16 cylinder diesel
                engines, each with approximately 1200 horsepower available in bursts, and 850
                horsepower available for cruising. Modern diesel engines for propellor-driven
                aircraft are manufactured by Thielert Aircraft Engines and SMA. These engines
                are able to run on Jet A fuel, which is similar in composition to automotive
                diesel and cheaper and more plentiful than the 100 octane low-lead gasoline
                (avgas) used by the majority of the piston-engine aircraft fleet.

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