Browse Publications Technical Papers 830718
1983-02-01

Determination of Installed Reciprocating Engine Cooling Requirements Through Flight Test 830718

A flight test procedure has been developed which will provide a systematic means of working cooling installation problems for air-cooled reciprocating engine aircraft. The procedure is based upon the NACA Cooling Correlation analysis which resulted from the radial air-cooled engine development program over forty years ago. The derivation of the method and results from flight test programs to prove the method are reported in this paper.

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