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NASA NTRS1943

Investigation of Methods of Reducing the Temperature Variation Among Cylinders on Air-cooled Aircraft Engines

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CYLINDER↗

NASA NTRS1944

Comparative Cooling of Cylinders of Nonuniform Fin Width with Tight-fitting Baffles and with Baffles that Provide Constant Flow-path Areas

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ENGINE CYLINDERS-TEMPERATURES↗

NASA NTRS1943

Design, Selection, and Installation of Aircraft Heat Exchangers

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HEAT TRANSMISSION-ENGINES↗

NASA NTRS1945

Improving Engine Cooling with Special Baffles

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ENGINE CYLINDERS-WRIGHT 1820 G200↗

NASA NTRS1945

An Investigation of the Ranger V-770-8 Engine Installation for the Edo XOSE-1 Airplane II : Aerodynamics

Investigations were made to determine the cowling and cooling characteristics of the Ranger V-770-8 engine installation in an observation seaplane. Final cowl configurations possessed ample engine and oil-cooler pressure drops for cooling in the critical normal-power climb condition with any of the three baffle configurations tested. The indicated critical Mach number of the cowling was found to be 0.70 as determined by the pressure on the lower lip of the inlet.

ENGINE COWLINGS-RANGER↗

NASA NTRS1943