Aircraft: Basic Science

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In gereral, aircraft have positive properties as they permit long distance, high speed travel and are often reasonably efficient. In addition to their usefulness, they have some environmental impacts. They generate some atmospheric pollution, are relatively noisly compared to other forms of travel and high altitude aircraft generate contrails, which experimental evidence suggests may alter weather patterns. Aircraft are produced in several different types optimized for various uses: military aircraft, which includes not just combat types but many types of supporting aircraft, and civil aircraft, which include all non-military types, experimental and model. The book is of tremendous significance for the people related to the field, researchers, students and teachers as well.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR S.C. Narang

Commissioned in Indian Army in ‘Electronics and Mechanical Engineers’ Corps as technical graduate, Colonel (Retd.) S. C. Narang served in various capacities in Army establishments.  He was instructor at premiere institutes at Military College of Electronics and Mechanical Vadodara.Having graduated from Regional Engineering College, Durgapur with first class first honours, he later completed his post graduation with specializations in Radar and Contol Systems and later in Missile Weapons Technology.  He underwent specialised training on SAM-6 and SAM-7 missile weapon systems in erstwhile Russia.  On account of being missile specialist, he interacted of R&D Engineers at Defence R&D laboratory when Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam (Ex-President) was the Director.Col. Narang commanded an EME Battalion in counter insurgency operations in J & K when militancy was at its peak during 1991-1993.  He retired from active service in 1998 as Director EME, Army HQ, New Delhi.

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Title
Aircraft: Basic Science
Author
Edition
1st. ed.
Publisher
ISBN
9789380817101
Length
296p., Illustrations; 22cm.
Subjects