Aircraft Engine Historical Society, Inc.
Organization
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
"731-3/-5 Differences" [presentation of differences between Garrett TFE 731-3 and TFE 731-5 turbofan aircraft engines], 1986-12-08
Item — Box 1, Folder: 2
Identifier: 20060310
Scope and Contents
Document Type: Technical Presentation (includes detailed black & white line drawings).
Authority: Manufacturer (authoritative reference)
Document Number: Garrett TSG-131 & F-72-zz-xxx (appears to be a contract number with zz being section numbers and xxx being page numbers).
Scope: Section One: Specificiations, Section Two: Mechanical Differences & Tooling, Section Three: Electronic Engine Control
Dates:
1986-12-08
Gas Turbines and Jet Propulsion for Aircraft (Fourth Edition), 1946
Item — Book 085, Book: 000
Identifier: 20180014
Abstract
AUTHOR'S NOTE In the comparatively short space of five years, the turbine power unit has established itself on military types, and its employment is now being extended to civil aircraft. Already the modern gas turbine is available in units of far greater power than are obtainable with orthodox reciprocating engines. After the successful early stage of development of turbine-jet units, the industry is now engaged on a second phase comprising turbines driving air-screws, which give improved...
Dates:
Publication: 1946
The Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine and its Operation, 1952-06, 1958-02
Item — Book 098, Book: 000
Identifier: 20220214
Scope and Contents
Document Type: Operations Handbook and Manual. Includes detailed black & white photos and line drawings.
Document Number: PWA Operating Instruction 200 (PWA Part No. 182408) From the Preface: “The Aircraft Gas Turbine Engine and Its Operation, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Operating Instructions 200, has been rewritten to provide aircraft flight and ground crews with a practical basic manual for aircraft gas turbine engines. Numerous good texts are available to the student of...
Dates:
Publication: 1952-06; Modified: 1958-02