wing radiator造句

• The wing radiators were shallower and set farther back on the wing.
• The second prototype introduced upper wing radiators in lieu of the frontal radiator and large cut-outs in the lower wing roots to improve the pilot's downward vision.
• Stronger main longerons were needed to cope with the weight of the Griffon and it required a bigger radiator and oil cooler, although it kept the asymmetric under-wing radiator layout of the single stage Merlin marks.
• In 1941 " cutoff " valves were introduced which allowed the pilot to shut down either wing radiator in the event of one being damaged; this allowed the remaining coolant to be preserved and the damaged aircraft returned to base.
• Due to development difficulties with the Sabre IV engine and its wing radiators, the completion of the Mk . I prototype, " HM599 ", was delayed, and thus it was the Mk . V prototype, " HM595 ", that would fly first.
• The six prototypes were built as a single Mk . I, " Sabre II . The Tempest Mk . I featured other new features, such as a clean single-piece sliding canopy in place of the car-door framed canopy and used wing radiators instead of the " chin " radiator.
• Many of the technical advances in the Spitfire had been made by others : the thin elliptical wings were designed by Canadian aerodynamicist Beverley Shenstone, and shared some similarities with the Heinkel He 70 Blitz; the under-wing radiators had been designed by the RAE, while monocoque construction had been first developed in the United States.
• The "'Me 410C "'was a high-altitude version drawn up in early 1944, with two new wing designs that increased radiator, all housed as unitized " Kraftei " ( power-egg ) engine " modules " onto an airframe for ease of installation and field maintenance, so the normal under-wing radiators were removed.