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Old textbook on jet propulsion

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Old textbook on jet propulsion

Old textbook on jet propulsion

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Back in 1960 I had to design a combustion tube to burn salt and phosphorus in high speed air. In order to find the backpressure the air compressor would be facing I found a complete set of formulae about ramjets in a textbook published by McGraw-Hill.
The textbook was about jet propulsion systems and as I remember it, it dealt with gas turbines, pulsejets, ramjets and some others. Unfortunately the book was stolen and I do not have any reference to it. Can anyone identify this textbook for me, based on the limited data I have given?

RE: Old textbook on jet propulsion

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RE: Old textbook on jet propulsion

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RE: Old textbook on jet propulsion

Hello, my name is Pim Pouw

I know exactly the book you are looking for because I
have one in my possesion.

It is :

Jet Aircraft Power Systems
Second edition
Casamassa / Bent
1957 McGraw-Hill
library of congress no 56-13390

I live in the Netherlands but I can scan some pages for you and send them by E-mail.

Greetings

RE: Old textbook on jet propulsion

(OP)
Hello Pim Pouw,
Many thanks for the lead. I will follow it up in the University of Toronto Engineering Library.
Regards,
Bill Henderson

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