Louis-Alexandre Cosme
Louis-Alexandre Cosme was an aero inventor, located within the French département Indre-et-Loire.[1] More specifically, he was situated within the city of Tours, and was an Engineer.[2] Thus far, we mainly have him in connexion with one invention, that is, a process and equipment making use of the ascensional force offered by the hot gases leaving airplane motors. One emphasized use is the direction of said gases, in a "serpentine" manner, in such a way as to aid in per se lift and so forth by way of interaction with the wings. The direction of some of said gases into ballonets is described as a further option. We are not sure as to the reason's for this Frenchman's invention allegedly being filed initially in Germany. We are looking for said German patent.
Patents whose inventor or applicant is Louis-Alexandre Cosme
- Patent HU-1909-47386 (English title: Method and equipment for utilizing the buoyancy of hot gases emitted from aircraft engines, Supplementary to patent: Patent FR-1908-396932 • Patent DE-1908-11-09 Louis-Alexandre Cosme, Filing date: 1909-01-01)
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| Names | Louis-Alexandre Cosme |
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| Countries | DE, FR, HU |
| Locations | Tours, Indre-et-Loire, France |
| Occupations | Engineer |
| Tech areas | Buoyancy, Ascension, Gas, Heavier-than-air, LTA, Ballonet, Hybrid, Lift, Sustentation, Aerodynamics, Design, Gas pressure |
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