BAC/Sud Aviation Concorde - Development, Variants, Projects

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1970: How CONCORDE's Supersonic FUEL SYSTEM Works | Tomorrow's World | Retro Transport | BBC Archive​

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT5G5TNJMVo

 

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Hi!
Sud Chemical engine Super-Carabelle and nuclear engine Super-Carabelle (direct and indirect cycle).

Sud-Aviation Super Caravelle

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[blackkite]

Dassault Super-Carabelle.

Réflexion de J Ramon suite au documentaire : Concorde, le rêve supersonique (France 5) – CAP AVENIR CONCORDE

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Heritage Concorde | The 1961 Dassault Super Caravelle | Facebook

The 1961 Dassault Super Caravelle This was an interesting proposal, a medium range SST. One version incorporated a simple, light-weight variable geometry wing. This wing had outer sections folding...

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The 1961 Dassault Super Caravelle
This was an interesting proposal, a medium range SST. One version incorporated a simple, light-weight variable geometry wing. This wing had outer sections folding down during supersonic flight, and gave improved stability.
Worthy of note, the research into this design was conducted using an IBM 650 digital computer, at a time when the rest of us were using slide rules.
Engines were to be 4 x RR RB169/2, 70 to 88 pax, Mach 2.2
Pics and illustrations copyright Dassault Aviation.
The beautiful model of course back then, hand built, probably from wood and painted.

 

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What was meant here by "medium range" was in fact Paris - Algiers, including a large portion over the sea, which made supersonic flight attractive. A need that evaporated in 1962.

 

[Archibald]

Paris - Algiers https://www.distance.to/Paris-Orly-...Île-de-France,FRA/Algiers-Airport,Algiers,DZA
1334 km

 

[blackkite]

Hi! Bristol type 223 large drawing.

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AvWeek, 27 May 1968. TIFS ( Total Inflight Simulator ) proposed configuration for Concorde training, with appropriate nose.

 

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From this book.

 

[hesham]

From this book