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An autocode programme to determine the flatness of a surface table using the least square mean plane criteria

Scarr, A. J. (College of Aeronautics, 1964-06)

Introduction The calculations involved in determining the flatness of a surface table from measurements made with instruments such as a block level or auto collimator can be lengthy, particularly where a large number ...
Automatic assembly design project 1968/9: Report of component supply and separation committee

Gray, A. F.; Hayes, D. A.; Jones, P. V.; Scarr, A. J. (College of Aeronautics, 1969)

This report outlines the techniques for automatically feeding the components of an electrical contact block and describes the design of a feeding system for each component. All components of the contact block were initially ...
Large scale metrology

Scarr, A. J. (College of Aeronautics, 19)

INTRODUCTION It has been recognised in industry that the measurement of large components to high orders of accuracy presents a particularly difficult problem. This fact has been emphasised by a survey carried out by ...
Large scale metrology

Scarr, A. J. (College of Aeronautics, 1963-04)

Introduction This interim note covers some of the problems encountered in the measurement of large sizes, up to 80 inches (200 mm), during investigations carried out at the College of Aeronautics. A description of a ...
Relationship between the limits of fit determined from B.S. 1916 and the functional requirements for interference fits

Scarr, A. J. (College of Aeronautics, 1963-04)

Introduction When a designer wishes to choose a shaft and hole deviation and tolerances, as, for example, an interference fit, he may be led to assume, when reading B.S.1916, that a particular fit combination will give ...
Thrust and stiffness nomograms for hydrostatic bearing calculations

Cooke, P.; Scarr, A. J. (College of Aeronautics, 1966-08)

The application of hydrostatic lubrication to slideways is now becoming common practice in the machine tool industry. The theoretical basis for determining design parameters for hydrostatic lubrication is well established ...

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