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 Topic: Materials used on the V-1710 |
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| dwhitney Replies: 4 Views: 5733 |
 Forum: Allison Engines Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2019 09:50 Subject: Materials Used in V-1710 |
| Jschreiber,
The following is not a comprehensive list, but covers the main engine components. Crankshaft: A.M.S. 6415 steel, nitrided 38 hours at 950 degF, surface hardness 500 Vickers, min. Fatigu ... |
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| Topic: V-1710 F24 version |
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| dwhitney Replies: 4 Views: 8851 |
Forum: Allison Engines Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2014 10:45 Subject: V-1710-F24 2-Stage |
| Given the date of the -F24, Late 1942, I would concur that it was likely an effort to keep the V-1710 in the high altitude P-51 models. Not everyone appreciates that the 2-Stage Merlin was really a 19 ... | |
| Topic: V-1710 F24 version |
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| dwhitney Replies: 4 Views: 8851 |
Forum: Allison Engines Posted: Mon Feb 10, 2014 17:01 Subject: V-1710 F24 version |
| Unfortunately I have no additional source data on the V-1710-F24R.
What we have is that this was a 1942 era project, concurrent with development of the V-1710-45(F7R), a two-stage engine using an Aux ... |
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