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Maintainability Design Requirements for Future Jet Engines
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On the wing repair is a new concept in jet engine management, rapidly spreading throughout the airline industry. This new approach now requires that maintainability be moved high on the list of design considerations on engines of tomorrow. Some specific maintainability design features are now clearly needed to permit expanding this concept beyond the scope of work now being accomplished. The next commercial engine must have these features.
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Morelli, J., "Maintainability Design Requirements for Future Jet Engines," SAE Technical Paper 670330, 1967, https://doi.org/10.4271/670330.Also In
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- Morelli J. J. “SST Design Goals and Guidelines for Power Plant Maintainability.” March 1966
- Parmet N. R. Sherwood W. D. “SST Propulsion Systems - Airline Operational and Economic Goals.” Paper No. 660296 presented at SAE National Aeronautic Meeting April 1966