"Cross over point" between performance curves of turbojet and turboprop occur at medium ranges, turboprop giving greater economy at long range; its adaptation, coincidently with rise in cruising speed and in operating altitude and steady increase in size of transport aircraft, presents new problem and amplifies some of old ones; nature and relative importance of these problems reviewed. (See also - n 253 Mar 1950 p 76-84; J Aeronautical Sciences v 17 n 2 Feb 1950 p 67-93 (discussion) 93-104, n 3 Mar p 176-7; Engineering v 168 n 4379 Dec 30 1949 p 703-4)
Some factors affecting large transport aeroplanes with turboprop engines
Aircraft Eng
Aircraft Engineering ; 22 , n 254
1950
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