Coanda-Delaunay-Belleville (Coanda Design) Aircraft

[toura]

Hi all
Here is the Coanda of 1911 which appears at the "Concours militaire de Reims"
(I've found it on "PPRuNE silhouette challenge")
Who know more ?
Thanks

 

[malcolm]

Found - http://www.notrefamille.com/cartes-postales-photos/cartes-postales-photos-Concours-Militaire-Reims-Octobre-1911.-Boutiny-sur-Biplan--Coanda--s-alimentant-d-HUILE-D.-F.-et-AUTOMOBILINE-51100-REIMS-51-marne-522217-70261-detail.html

Also - http://www.allstar.fiu.edu/aero/coanda.htm "in 1911 at Reims, H. Coanda presented a two-engine airplane with only one propeller"

And - http://flyingmachines.ru/Site2/Crafts/Craft28597.htm

Malcolm

 

[Stargazer2006]

Technically, I'm not quite certain this type qualifies as a "biplane". Monoplane is more like it...

 

[Jemiba]

Technically, I'm not quite certain this type qualifies as a "biplane". Monoplane is more like it...

Would agree, as the landing gear axle was often cased with an airfoil section. Counting it as a wing,
would turn the famous Fokker Dr.I tri-plane into a quad plane.

(photo from http://www.flugzeug-bild.de/1024/eine-replika-des-fokker-dr-1-28638.jpg )

 

[toura]

Thanks Malcolm
Jens and Stephane, I read biplane and I write this ???
Bye

 

[toura]

The ""Coanda biplane""
I try to found !!

 

[Stargazer2006]

Very interesting! The text says that this aircraft started off as a biplane but was eventually entered as a monoplane for the military competition.

 

[memaerobilia]

Actually, it was the Concours Militaire (Military) version that was the biplane. and the monoplane version was a "Type Monoplane du Course" (racer version). They simply left off the lower outer wings. Both versions were available with the twin, side mounted 50 hp or 70hp Gnome rotary motors linked to central drive. This is from Original 1911 Coanda Catalogue.

 

[Stargazer2006]

Brilliant contribution, Joe, as usual! I wish you could post more often...

 

[toura]

Thanks Memaerobilia.......I see
THANKS AGAIN
Bye

 

[toura]

HHi all

From "Le Fana" et "aviation magazine"

 

[dan_inbox]

SIA is not the name of the plane, it is the name of the company which built it:
Société Industrielle d'Aviation - Etablissements Delaunay-Belleville, with premises at Angers and St Denis.
[font=arial, sans-serif][/size]It had expertise in construction out of Duralumin alloy. [/font][font=arial, sans-serif]Henri Coandă worked there during WW1[/font].

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[/size]I wonder if the plane is their entry to the 2Bn competition ?
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[/size]PS: in the title, Belleville should be spelled with 4 "L", for future searches, please

 

[Stargazer2006]

From a superb article in Avions No.157:

 

[hesham]

From WW1 Aero magazine.

 

[hesham]

From WW1 Aero 97,


here is a little known Coanda designs.

 

[hesham]

That's right my dear Skyblazer,


and thank you Moderator.

 

[hesham]

Hi,

here is a Coanda-Joachim-Caproni glider,

http://chezpeps.free.fr/0/pre-1914/03-101_150-copy_paste_Breguet-Pre-1914-Aircraft-Challenge.html

 

[hesham]

Hi,

here is a drawing to tandem helicopter Project of 1906,for Henri Coanda;

http://www.roaf.ro/ro/cer_senin/arhiva/2010/cer_senin_3_2010.pdf

 

[hesham]

From WW1 Aero 97,


here is a little known Coanda designs.

And from L+K 11/1980

 

[hesham]

From; Bristol an Aircraft Album

 

[hesham]

From AFM13,

Before applying his discovery to a circular shape, Coanda had imagined
a propellant made up of successive horns, each accelerating the air of
the previous one. This model shows one of the possible applications of
this airplane imagined in 1932.

 

[hesham]

From Pegase magazine 1983,

here is a two patents in 1934/35.

 

[ermeio]

I've found these pictures on the net and it seems that they were found in a folder coming from the Caproni collection.
From the flag on the fins it looks like a French Aircraft and it can be dated in the 1917-1925 period
The identification remains unknown at least for me. Any info on this bird?

 

[iverson]

I've found these pictures on the net and it seems that they were found in a folder coming from the Caproni collection.
From the flag on the fins it looks like a French Aircraft and it can be dated in the 1917-1925 period
The identification remains unknown at least for me. Any info on this bird?

This is the 1917, French, Coanda-Delauney-Bellevile fighter, powered by twin Hispano-Suiza V-8 engines.

 

[richard B]

Coanda-Delauney-Belleville SIA (1917)

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/coanda-delaunay-belleville-coanda-design-aircraft.18780/

 

[ermeio]

I am adding some data about the Coanda-Delauney-Belleville 1916-1917 aircraft (source: https://raigap.dreamwidth.org/886054.html )
Wingspan, m 17.40
Length, m 8.20
Engine type 2 PD Hispano-Suiza 8Aa
Power, hp 2 х 150
Crew, pers. 2-3
Armament: one 7.7-mm front Lewis machine gun, one of the same machine gun in the rear cockpit on a movable turret, bombs.
and a picture

 

[coanda]

That guy had quite the alternative design mindset. He could almost be from a parallel universe. Very cool.

 

[TomcatViP]

Very unpractical too (and expensive).

 

[Archibald]

Conada certainly has a definite steampunk vibe (jetpunk ?)

 

[riggerrob]

Conada certainly has a definite steampunk vibe (jetpunk ?)

Propellerpunk?