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Journal Article

Author
Murray, Lee
Title
The development of the aero engine, 1909 - 1919
In
Commonwealth Engineer
Imprint
vol. 6, no. 11, Jun 1919, pp. 348-350
Abstract

The impetus given to the construction of aero engines was accentuated during the recent war. The author discusses in detail the various stages of development from the Anzani to the Rolls Royce and the several other engines which have been in use. An interesting table shows the growth of power of radial, rotary, and stationary engines.

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