Albert Octave Étévé
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Albert Octave Étévé was a French military officer and engineer involved in ballooning and then aviation.
He was part of a mission to Morocco in 1907. He also went to Algeria and at some point rescued some passengers from a capsized boat. After returning to France he received his balloon pilot's license and soon after his aviator's license.[1]
He created an instrument to measure speed which became known as the indicateur Étévé (or 'Indicateur de vitesse Étévé or Anémomètre Étévé, etc.).[1] [What is relationship to Patent FR-1912-447535?]
Publications
- La victoire des cocardes, l’aviation française avant et pendant la Première Guerre mondiale (1970; link)
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Albert Octave Étévé
- Patent FR-1914-474914 (English title: Automatic stabilizer, Filing date: 1914-01-05)
Publications by or about Albert Octave Étévé
- Armengaud jeune, 1910, Estudio de las causas de los accidentes de aeroplanos (Simple title: Study of the causes of airplane accidents, and means which are proposed to avoid them, Journal: Revista de Locomoción Aérea)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "ETEVE Albert (X1900): Pionnier de l'aviation militaire", Bibliothèque Centrale, École Polytechnique.
Links
| Names | Albert Octave Étévé; Etevé; Etévé |
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| Birth date | 1880-05-24 |
| Death date | 1976-04-18 |
| Countries | FR |
| Locations | Paris |
| Occupations | military officer |
| Tech areas | Airplane, Instrument, Balloons, Stability, Automatic stability |
| Affiliations | Armée française |
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