Léon-Louis Clément
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Léon-Louis Clément was an aero inventor whom we have via French sources as located within Seine; France.[1] He may likely have been situated within Paris. His work puts an emphasis on steel tubing as a construction element. The initial Patent FR-1911-429224 treats the entire aircraft, whereas the additions focus on particularities of the wings. He goes onto mention “duralumin”, as well as steel of high resistance.[2]
We have this inventor specifically as an Engineer and as addressed specifically at 8, rue de Florence, Paris, Seine; France.[3]
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Léon-Louis Clément
- Patent FR-1911-429224 (English title: Improvements in the construction of airplanes by the use of steel tube parts, Filing date: 1911-05-02)
- Patent FR-1912-429224.15936 (English title: Improvements in the construction of airplanes by the use of steel tube parts, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1911-429224, Filing date: 1912-04-27)
- Patent GB-1912-10358 (English title: Improvements in Aeroplanes, actually in the curvature and otherwise design of their construction, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1911-429224, Filing date: 1912-05-01)
- Patent FR-1914-429224.19106 (English title: Improvements in the construction of airplanes by the use of steel tube parts, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1911-429224, Filing date: 1914-04-06)
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| Names | Léon-Louis Clément |
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| Countries | FR |
| Locations | Seine, France |
| Occupations | Engineer |
| Tech areas | Airplane, Metal, Frame, Construction, Design, Wings, Aerodynamics, Subsystem, Longerons, Nervure, Whole, Chassis, Wheels, Landing, Flexibility |
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