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Aviation Engines: Design—Construction—Operation and Repair

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The author presents a practical manual explaining the principles, construction, operation and repair of aircraft internal-combustion powerplants. It outlines two- and four-stroke theory, measures of efficiency, engine parts and configurations, and auxiliary systems including carburetion, ignition (magnetos and spark-plugs), lubrication and cooling. Chapters provide guidance on troubleshooting, tool equipment, repair procedures, installation and adjustments, plus illustrative sectional drawings and technical computations for power and propeller requirements. The text is aimed at aviation students, mechanics and engineering officers who require concise, applied instruction to maintain and service airplane engines under operational conditions.

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Victor Wilfred Pagé

Victor Wilfred Pagé was an influential figure in the field of aviation engineering, best known for his comprehensive work, "Aviation Engines: Design—Construction—Operation and Repair." His contributions to the literature on aviation technology have been significant, providing insights into the design and functionality of aircraft engines. Pagé's expertise and detailed approach have made his work a valuable resource for both professionals and enthusiasts in the aviation industry. His writings reflect a deep understanding of the complexities involved in engine mechanics and operation, marking him as a notable author in the technical literature of aviation.

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