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 Topic: sfc of R-2800-59 |
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| dcate Replies: 2 Views: 5093 |
 Forum: Pratt & Whitney Engines Posted: Fri May 24, 2019 15:51 Subject: R-2800-59 SFC |
| S. I. Thomas,
Thanks very much for your answer to my question. Dudley Cate |
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| Topic: Turbocharger system for Republic P-47 |
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| dcate Replies: 2 Views: 6362 |
Forum: Technical Discussion Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2016 19:21 Subject: Turbocharger system for Republic P-47 |
| Request for anyone, and especially Kimble McCutcheon if he still is a member of the AEHS: Weight of the entire turbo-supercharger installation in the P-47, including ducts, plumbing, controls and sup ... | |
| Topic: sfc of R-2800-59 |
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| dcate Replies: 2 Views: 5093 |
Forum: Pratt & Whitney Engines Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 06:11 Subject: sfc of R-2800-59 |
| I would like to obtain the uninstalled specific fuel consumption (lbs fuel per HP per hour) value of the R-2800-59 at Takeoff Power (2000 hp) at sea level standard day. For a book that I am writing a ... | |
| Topic: sfc of Packard Merlin |
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| dcate Replies: 0 Views: 4480 |
Forum: British Engines Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2016 06:02 Subject: sfc of Packard Merlin |
| I would like to obtain the uninstalled sfc (lbs fuel per HP per hour) value for the V-1650-7 at Takeoff Rating (1490 hp) at sea level standard day conditions. Need this value for a comparison of the ... | |
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