34. Pneumatic Controls for Aircraft

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Title34. Pneumatic Controls for Aircraft
Publication TypeConference Paper
Paper Number0034
Year of Publication1950
AuthorsBent, A. J., Carlson L. A., and Weber R. D.
Paper Category24. WEIGHT ENGINEERING - SYSTEM DESIGN
Conference9th National Conference, Hotel Miramar, Santa Monica, California, May 22-25
Conference LocationSanta Monica, California
PublisherSociety of Allied Weight Engineers, Inc.
Date Published5/22/50
Abstract

As a preliminary to this discussion it may be well to generalize on the basic differences between pneumatic and other types of system3. Pneumatics is best suited to intermittent applications where high peak loads are involved. Such services as brakes, bomb bay doors, landing gear flaps, gun charging, wing folding, etc., are the most ideal types of applications. This is because the pneumatic system has the facility of storing large amounts of potential energy in receivers or reservoirs which may be utilized whenever necessary.

Pages15
Key Words24. Weight Engineering - System Design
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