Motor vehicles – Surface effect vehicles – Having propulsion or control means
Patent
1983-06-02
1985-08-13
Peters, Jr., Joseph F.
Motor vehicles
Surface effect vehicles
Having propulsion or control means
180122, 180129, B60V 115
Patent
active
045344345
ABSTRACT:
An air-cushioned vehicle wherein the air pressure differential between the plenum chamber and the atmosphere is used to charge a jet engine; thus allowing the use of pulse-jet or ram-jet power plants which require precharging and improving the performance of other engines.
The system is implemented by either ducting the pressurized air from the plenum chamber into the engine intake, or by installing the engine inside the plenum chamber itself.
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Peters Jr. Joseph F.
Watts Charles R.
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