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| Rolls-Royce RB 108 |
The RB108 was the first engine to be designed specifically as a direct VTOL engine. First running in July 1955 the engine was sub- sequently thrust rated at 2340 lb, giving a thrust to weight ratio of 8.7:1. In addition to powering a variety of VTOL test rigs, the RB108 flew in a Gloster Meteor, the Short SC1 and the Marcel Dassault Balzac.
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ReplyDeleteReading about oil cooling reminded me that prevention is usually easier than dealing with an overheated machine. Temperature problems can sometimes develop slowly, so operators may not notice them until performance starts changing. Installing a suitable water oil coolerand monitoring the system regularly can provide an additional layer of protection. I particularly agree with the idea that cooling equipment should be considered as part of the complete hydraulic system. Pump performance, oil viscosity, filtration, pressure, and cooling capacity are all connected. If one part is not working correctly, the entire system can be affected. I would like to know more about temperature sensors and monitoring methods that can be used with modern hydraulic systems. Early warnings could help maintenance teams respond before overheating causes serious damage.
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