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Old 21 August 2008, 06:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Salmson 150hp radial engine

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Does anyone have any info on this engine? I've searched the web and have found little.

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Salmson 150 hp radial engines should be Canton-Unné (Salmson) P9 and R9 from 1915, both water cooled 9-cylinder radials.
  • P9 is quoted as 122 by 140 mm (14.729 dm3), about 300 examples used on Voisin and HF.27 aeroplanes;
  • R9 is quoted as 125 by 140 mm (15.463 dm3), about 300 examples produced in Russia (Lebed, Anatra, Ilya Murometz bomber), as well as about 50 in France (Salmson-Moineau).

A bit larger 250 ch 9Z was important engine powering Salmson 2A2.

Most of this information can be found at: Dossiers historiques et techniques aéronautique française by Gérard HARTMANN
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Thanks for the info. Greatly appreciated.

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Old 22 August 2008, 06:51 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Do you need a full-throttle power curve from a pre-war (1914) version(s) of such engine, 7- and 14- cylinder 120 by 140 mm, and 9-cylinder 122 by 140 mm?
If so, I can provide something from my records.
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Yavor,

I've sent you a PM. Thanks for offering your help.

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Old 22 August 2008, 09:49 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Perhaps these might be useful . . .


Airplane Engine Encyclopedia: An ... - Google Book Search


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Perhaps these might be useful . . .
Thank you, Patrick!
Unfortunatelly, such links does not allow use outside USA, but ...
Airplane Engine Encyclopedia: An Alphabetically Arranged Compilation Of All Available Data On The World's Airplane Engines (1921) (Paperback) 560 pages
by Glenn Dale Angle
Kessinger Publishing, LLC (June 29, 2008)
ISBN 978-1436763042
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Excellent info, Patrick, thanks for the help but I'm hoping to find more drawings or pics for a scratchbuild of the engine.

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Yavor,

It is availble from a US seller through Amazon.com for $31.37 (US).

It is also available from a UK seller through Abe Books for $53.70 (US).

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It is availble from a US seller through ...
Thank you, Steve!
My order went ahead of my post
From a few pages already seen (thanks to our colleagues on The Aerodrome), the book is truly "Encyclopaedia" but, nevertheless, a useful source of information.
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