Initial examination of projected effects of increased fluid temperature on operational life of pumping equipment discloses life gap existing between present high temperature development and anticipated equipment life for SST; approach of centralized distribution is represented, i.e., hydraulic power generated by engine driven pumps and distributed to all required services through continuous tubing networks; composite system or power substation concept is based on tieing in intermittently scheduled loads and short duration peak power demands to other sources of power for driving pumps; recommendations made.
New look at supersonic aircraft hydraulic requirements
SAE -- Paper
SAE Meeting ; 1963 Hydraulic equipment
1963
11 pages
Conference paper
English
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A NEW LOOK AT SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT HYDRAULIC REQUIREMENTS
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