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Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology
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Hydraulic Circuit Test Rig

Details of the Test Facility Installed at Dunlop's Aviation Division, Coventry, to Prove the Hydraulic Braking Circuit for a High Performance Aircraft Utilizing I.C.I. Silcodyne H Fluid Over a Wide Operating Temperature Range
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Mar 1963 English Publisher:EmeraldJournal:Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, volume 35, pages 80-81 (issn: 0002-2667, Copyright policy )

doi: 10.1108/eb033702

Hydraulic Circuit Test Rig

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A NEW high and low temperature aircraft hydraulic rig is now in operation at the Dunlop Rubber Company's Aviation Division at Foleshill, Coventry. The purpose of the new rig is to test hydraulic system components—particularly those of wheel‐braking systems—of supersonic aircraft using the more advanced type of hydraulic fluid such as Imperial Chemical Industries Silcodyne H (DP.47). The rig is able to operate throughout a temperature range typical of that likely to be experienced by such high‐performance military aircraft.

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