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AVIATION GASOLINES
 

TOM REEL

BAG

ITEM

FRAMES

FLOW diagram, preparation of DI 1000

138

 

II

0 ‘2

“ sheet and description of aviation gasoline plant AT 244 (drawing M 3893-16)

10

 

1(c)

40 ‘8-40 ‘10

Translation

143

   

20 ‘105-20 ‘109

“ sheet, aviation gasoline

78

   

796-797

       

799-800

FRENCH hydrogenation plants, aviation gasoline from

23

   

12..126-12..138

GASOLINE and middle oil, production of aviation gasoline from

163

   

102

GERMAN distillation gasoline, aviation gasoline from

173

   

115-116

HIGH altitude flying, behaviour of aviation fuels in

124

   

1122-1158

“ octane gasoline, production of

37

3451

37

60 ‘4-60 ‘8

     

70 ‘89-70 ‘95

“ test aromatic gasolines, use of, in place of B4

212

   

20 ‘115-20 ‘117

INSPECTION of aviation gasoline, report on discussions of

252

   

110-113

ISO gasols and aviation gasoline, production of, from synthesis products, 1943

46

   

377-404

Do., by Kolling

67

   

673-694

Do., by Kolling

138

 

XXII

30 ‘22-30 ‘61

LEADED aviation gasoline, valve corrosion caused by

104

   

26744-26745

       

26800-26807

LEUNA AT plant, enlarging

116

   

50 ‘15-50 ‘42

LIQUID phase gasoline and middle oil, aviation and automobile gasoline from

167

   

985-998

MANUFACTURE of aviation gasoline, translation of article by Kelly, (1942)

213

   

50 ‘14-50 ‘15

MAP of aviation gasoline plant AT 244, Scholven, Ma 435-4

89

2243

40

70 ‘1

MIDDLE oil, aviation fuel from

167

   

808-811

“ pressure Ruhr synthesis products, production of aviation gasoline from

37

3451

37

60 ‘33-60 ‘34

MISCELLANEOUS correspondence on aviation gasoline

210

   

50 ‘82-50 ‘100

 

212

   

10 ‘86-10 ‘96

PRODUCTION and consumption figures for aviation gasoline

213

   

50 ‘17-50 ‘27

“ experience on conversion and capacity, by Strδtz

193

   

23244-23250

“ of aviation gasoline

37

3451

37

70 ‘1-70 ‘22

QUALITY of aviation gasoline, discussion concerning

252

   

129-134

“ , reduction in, of aviation gasoline

218

   

60 ‘148-60 ‘154

Do., by Becker, Dehn and Lajus, July 1944

212

   

20 ‘88-20 ‘89

RATING method for aircraft engines and aircraft engine fuels

103-II

   

7210-7220

REQUIREMENTS for aviation gasolines

37

3451

37

70 ‘84-70 ‘88

RESEARCH, aviation gasoline, at First Naval Fuel Depot, Ofuna, Japan, by H. Hoshimiya

231

   

10 ‘44-10 ‘48

R4 and R5 aviation gasolines, preparation of, for Berlin

36

 

31

30 ‘4-30 ‘6

Translation by S.O. Co. (Ind.)

243

   

20 ‘121-20 ‘126

Do.

36

 

31

40 ‘38-40 ‘43

RING sticking behaviour of aviation gasolines

107

   

29527-29529

       

29530-29531

ROAD tests, comparative automobile, with aviation gasoline B4 and B4 + 0.053 ethylene dibromide

104

   

26718-26720

ROUMANIAN oils, aviation gasoline and high-test motor fuel from

173

   

112-114

RUSSIAN aviation gasoline

173

   

681

SAFETY aviation gasolines

213

   

50 ‘56-50 ‘58

       

50 ‘62-50 ‘83

SAMPLING and testing of aviation fuel, directions for

112

   

1284-1296

SENSITIVITY of aircraft fuels to changes in temperature and lead content, report on, March 1941

106

   

27514-27537

SPECIAL aviation gasolines

212

   

30 ‘22-30 ‘25

Do.

251

   

32-33

STANDARDIZATION of aviation gasoline in war time, studies on, by H. Hoshimiya and K. Tsunoda

231

   

30 ‘82-30 ‘93

STATUS of development of aviation gasoline, end 1944

216

   

10 ‘62-10 ‘66

       

10 ‘70-10 ‘71

STORAGE tests for AK gasoline

37

3451

37

70 ‘69-70 ‘73

SUPERCHARGE testing of aviation fuels under full size engine conditions, by Witschakowski

248

   

30 ‘53-30 ‘54

UTILITY tests of aviation gasoline with increased tetraethyl lead content, by T. Kondo and S. Soma

231

   

30 ‘100-30 ‘103