Georges-Augustin-Clément Loyer

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Georges-Augustin-Clément Loyer was an aero inventor filing from Beslon par Villedieu, département Manche, France.[1] He did some work achieving automatic airplane stability specifically by making lift as constant as possible. Though little stands out as conceptually ground-breaking, he seems to have taken a practical and highly integrative approach to diverse aero-concerns. Patent FR-1912-431131.16375 uses the elasticity of lift surfaces as a means in resisting the deleterious effects of torsion, and uses heat to affect the curvature of nervures, while also innovating within the area of airplane control. Patent FR-1913-431131.17840 goes further into control, and back-up fueling, while, again, showing a perhaps unusually well-considered interest in the preservation of the frame. Throughout, tech areas are addressed in a manner we could call “highly integrative”.


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Names Georges-Augustin-Clément Loyer
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Countries FR
Locations Beslon par Villedieu, département Manche, France
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Tech areas Airplane, Control, Steering, Motors, Elasticity, Suspension, Wings, Fuselage, Frame, Sustentation, Lift, Gas pressure, Fueling, Design, Aerodynamics, Stability, Nervure, Automatic stability
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