Zenith 50.V.10 tachomctric carburetter Westland Scout
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Zenith 50.V.10 tachomctric carburetter Westland Scout
FLIGHT International, 6 June 1963 Zenith 50.V.10 tachomctric carburetter Another Weser product is a range of lightweight containers for air-freight or for equipment installations. La Weser presente, en cooperation avec ses associes dans le groupement Nord des socxetis allemandes, ses realisations en matiire de technique spatiale, et presente en vol V helicoptere lourd WSF-64 et le Transall C.160. En plus, cette societe presente trois projets tout nouveaux. Le WFG 614, avion de transport equipe de deux reacteurs a double flux Lycoming PLFlB-2 monies au-dessus de I'aile. La poime avant est pivotante pour faciliter le chargement de fret. Le poids maximum est de 1.500kg; vitesse de croisiere, 514kmlhr; autonomie avec 4,5 tonnes de charge marchande ou 40 passagers, 200km; autonomie avec 2,9 tonnes de charge marchande ou 24 passagers, 1.000km; roulement au decollage, 570m. Les deux autresprojets sont des avions VTOL a helices basculantes. Le WFG-P16 est equipe de deux Bristol Siddeley Gnome 1200. II a un poids maximum pour decollage vertical de 3.400kg; charge disponible de 440kg; vitesse maximum de 670km/hr; et une autonomie de 400km. Le WFG-P23 emporte 12 passagers ou des charges militaires equivalentes et pise 650kg au decollage vertical. II est equipe de deux turbines Lycoming T55, a une vitesse maximum de 650km/hr et une autonomie de 400km. Une autre realisation Weser est une gamme de containers aeroportes pour fret ou equipements. Westland Aircraft Ltd, Yeovil, Somerset, England. External. British helicopters are to be seen in strength. Westland Aircraft Ltd are showing seven types, representative of their current production range, and they are demonstrating them throughout the period of the exhibition. In the small helicopter range is the Scout, a 5/6 seater powered by a Bristol Siddeley Nimbus gas turbine. Two of these, both in military guise, are o n show. One, it is expected, will demonstrate its ability to transport eight men in an emergency m o v e ; the other will demonstrate its load-carrying capabilities by carrying Westland Scout an Army mortar slung beneath the fuselage. The latest recruit to the British Royal Navy, the Nimbus-powered Wasp is another representative. Currently undergoing its shakedown trials with the Navy this machine will be demonstrated as a weapon carrier, fitted with torpedoes. In the medium range, and built to fill a civil requirement, the Whirlwind Series 3, which has recently been granted its Certificate of Airworthiness, will be demonstrated as a VIP transport. This helicopter is the civil version of the Gnome-turbine-powered Mk 10, which is in squadron service with the Royal Air Force and has also been supplied to the G h a n a Air Force. The Mk 10 military version is also shown, and it is intended to demonstrate this machine armed with four SS.l 1 guided missiles and carrying a 120mm gun under the fuselage. Among the larger machines the representative types are the Wessex Mk 1 and Wessex Mk 2, both in military form. The Mk 1, which is now operating with the Royal Navy, is seen in the anti-submarine role. The Wessex 2, now in full production for the R A F , and intended as a general transport vehicle for the carriage of troops and equipment, shows its capabilities by carrying a J-ton load, comprising a military Land-Rover and its loaded trailer, under the fuselage. Un grand nombre d'hilicoptires anglais est presente en vol, y compris deux helicoptires a cinq ou six places Scout, iquipes d'une turbine Bristol Siddeley Nimbus, tous les deux emportant des charges particuliires; le Wasp, dernier helicoptere de la marine anglaise, equipd de torpilles; le Whirlwind Series 3 de transport civil; le Whirlwind Mk 10 iquipe d'une turbine Gnome pour la RAF et portant des eng.ns SS.ll et un canon de 120mm; le Wessex Mk 1 pour la lutte anti-sousmarins et le Wessex Mk 2, transport militaire, maintenant en production pour la RAF, qui emporte une voiture LandRover et sa remorque. Henry Wiggin & Co Ltd, Wiggin Street, Birmingham 16, Warwicks, England. Stand C.115. Weser WFG-P23 Attention is called by this company to the various specialized materials of their production used by the aircraft industries of many countries. This includes a selection of components fabricated in Wiggin alloys, and information is provided relating these alloys to various European national specifications. There is n o British jet aircraft in production that does not use Wiggin materials for hightemperature components. Modern equipment at the Hereford works of the company—the largest plant for the production of specialized high nickel alloys in Europe—is featured at Paris. La societi expose une sirie de composants en alliage Wiggin et indique comment ces alliages sont conformes aux specifications nationales des differents pays de VEurope. L'usine de la sociiti a Hereford est la plus grande en Europe, consacrie a la production des alliages a base de nickel. Wireless SA, 63 Rue Edgar Quinet, Malakoff (Seine), France. Stand B.33. Pitot heads; Gerbier flowmeters; aerodynamic balances; position transmitters and special potentiometers. Sondes animomitriques. Dibitmitres Gerbier. Balances airodynamiques. Transmetteurs de position. Potentiomitres speciaux. Zenith, 17 Rue Louise-Michel,- LevalioisPerret (Seine), France. Stand C.67. Carburetters; valves, cocks and pressure devices for fuel systems; pumps, non-return valves, magnetic gauges and filters; pressure refuelling equipment and accessories for hydrant and servicing systems. Carburateurs tachymetriques. Valves, contacteurs, robinets d'azote pour combustibles, pompes, clapets, jauges magnitiques, filtres. Remplissage sous pression: valves, rigulateurs, accrocheurs, valves et accessoires pour Hydrant et Servicer.